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Page 462. References to consolidation and confederation : See Historical Foreword for the presentation of the steps which were taken, beginning in 1889, to consolidate the publishing and other interests of the denomination .

It seems to me, Brother Eastman, that we must hold fast our confidence in the great Adventist movement of 1844, and we should not be easily moved from the positions held by the leaders in that movement and by the pioneers of our own denomination .

… the denomination was confronted with a struggle between the interests of an educational program founded on Spirit of prophecy principles and the educational …

… Adventist denomination.

… , the denomination was able to move without any great problems into the development of divisions of the General Conference. In this plan, great areas of the …

… a denomination either to seek or to accept from any civil government, chief, ruler, or royal chartered company, supreme, local, or otherwise, any gift, or donation …

… the denomination. The plan was not only to place the interests of the publishing work in one organization, with headquarters in Battle Creek, but also to consolidate …

… the denomination and may be looked up to as the grandmother of our publicity department .

… the denomination .

… the denomination around the world. Much of this instruction sent to Elder Olsen is to be found in Testimonies to ministers. As noted above, he put the messages …