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James and Ellen White could now see that regardless of home comforts, pleasures, and responsibilities, their life was to be a life of dedicated service involving travel, suffering, and earnest labor for others.

For a time to those in Battle Creek, the war seemed far away. Little was happening on the battlefields, and James and Ellen White were involved in the various church interests.

Ellen White was weary and worn and would have welcomed a few weeks’ rest, but she found herself immediately involved in plans for another trip, this time to Italy.

Changes involving the physical plant were necessary to accommodate a large number of visitors and improve working conditions not only for the staff but for Ellen White herself.

… cause involved much perplexity, the greatest sacrifice which I was called to make in connection with the work was to leave my children frequently to the …

When Ellen returned to her home, she was distressed to find that a number of those involved in fanaticism had come from eastern Maine and were influencing the company of believers in Portland. Of this she wrote:

… are involved are told. James White, in introducing Ellen White's experience in his Life Incidents in 1868, described the visions under four numbered points …

… was involved was the accepting into church membership those couples comprised of individuals who had been divorced on grounds other than the violation …

In Marquette, some twenty or thirty miles from Mauston, T. M. Steward and his wife recently had been involved in fanaticism, claiming Mrs. Steward had received visions. Of the course taken there, Ellen White wrote:

… the involvements. He was troubled with seeming indifference manifested by ministers and laymen, and chose to call attention to what had been accomplished …