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… for the first time in twenty-five years. Two of Ellen's sisters joined them in Portland for a few days. Here first-day Adventists opened their hall for her to …

… the suburbs of the city. Her husband, a salesman, had not yet accepted the Sabbath, but he believed it and was not opposed to the Seventh-day Adventists. The couple …

… as the truths were presented. Thursday was a drizzly day; she spent it in London, taking the noonday meal with Henry Kellogg and W. C. White, who were there on publishing …

… James spent some time at the office and in committees. Both of them spoke occasionally in the church.

… fight the battles of Europe in the early days of the message. Andrews had once been a General Conference president and also editor of the Review. The year before …

… . I spent a week laboring for them, holding meetings every evening and on the Sabbath and first day. My heart was touched to see the house of worship nearly filled …

… interest. The congregations were not large, excepting in Christiania, where the church membership numbered one hundred and twenty. On Sabbath day, October …

… she spent writing; James was much at the Review office, consulting with the leading men coming in for the General Conference session. On Tuesday morning, March …

… for the Signs that ran under the general heading “Among the Churches.” Much of the travel was by carriage, Ellen White doing the driving. One report concerning …

… the Signs that ran under the general heading “Among the Churches.” Much of the travel was by carriage, Ellen doing the driving. One report concerning the 35 mile …