Ellen White: Woman of Vision / White, Arthur L / (HB/2000-2000/A-/USED)

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Ellen G White (1827-1915) is the most widely translated American author and the most widely translated female author of all time. Her works have been published in more than 140 languages. This biography is an abridgement of the six-volume work produced between 1981 and 1986 by the Review and Herald.

This book includes many of the stories surrounding her travels, her letters, and her lifelong message that Christ is coming again. Carefully written by her grandson, Arthur L White.

CONTENTS 

The Time Was Right
Called to Be a Messenger
Step by Step
Expanding by Publishing
Financial Support for the Cause of God
The Seventh-day Adventists in Time of War
Learning a New Lifestyle
James: Learning the Hard Way
The New Health Institute
First Annual Camp Meetings
California--Here We Come
Encouraging Prospects
Time of Mellowing
Healdsburg College Opens and Battle Creek Closes
Ellen White Ventures Abroad
The General Conference Session of 1888
Advances in Book Publication
To Call Australia
On to New Zealand
To Avondale School
Sunnyside--Ellen White's Farm
The Medical Missionary Work
Writing The Desire of Ages
The Work in Australia Comes of Age
Elmshaven, a Haven for Ellen
The General Conference Session of 1901
The Battle Creek Sanitarium Fire
Elmshaven: Not a Rest Home
The Review and Herald Fire
The 1903 General Conference Session
John Harvey Kellogg and the Living Temple
The Round-Trip to Washington
"I Was Shown": Beautiful Properties
A Momentous Year: Ballenger, Jones, Kellogg
Ellen White's Special Gift
The General Conference Session of 1909
Loma Linda: More Than a Sanitarium
The 1911 Edition of the Great Controversy
Winding Down With Courage and Cheer
Appendix

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