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… , who resided at Cooranbong, that “Brother Semmens was using ice on his bowels” ( Ibid. ). His vitality was low, and when Ellen White learned of the ice remedy, she hastened …

… Adventists residing in the city where they were employed attended the early-morning and evening meetings. Ellen White was at most of the early meetings …

… to be visited before it got too late in the season was Norway. It was Friday morning, October 30, when they reached Christiania (Oslo), and were taken to the home …

… , who resided in Maine. Ellen White was still suffering a good deal of pain in her hips and could walk but little. A comfortable chair had been purchased for her …

… as they conversed, she would not endeavor to give guidance on some of the points where he and his wife showed weakness. Both McCullagh and Ellen White wrote …

… residents in California, to visit the European missions. At the General Conference held in Battle Creek, Michigan, the following November, which they both …

… James and Ellen took up residence again in Battle Creek, they felt much at home. Ellen later stated, “We were both happy and free in the Lord when we came home to …

… of residence for the newlyweds. We know very little of the early weeks of their married life. But in November they attended a conference in Topsham some thirty …

… to reside where the people need help most: “They ought to come close to the people, sit with them at their tables and lodge in their humble homes.”— Ibid. If this meant …

… while they made an itinerary to Vermont, Canada, and Maine from mid-May to mid-July, and while he was publishing the first four numbers of the Advent Review at …