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Ellen G. White: The Early Elmshaven Years: 1900-1905 (vol. 5)

Ellen G. White: The Early Elmshaven Years: 1900-1905 (vol. 5). Volume five of the Ellen G. White biography explores Mrs. White's deep involvement in the events and changes that took place in the Seventh-day Adventist Church during this period: the 1901 and 1903 General Conference Sessions, the Battle Creek Sanitarium fire, the Review and Herald fire, the threat of pantheism, and the establishment of sanitariums in California.

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  • Ellen G. White: Volume 5—The Early Elmshaven Years: 1900-1905
  • The Author's Aims and Objectives
  • Chapter 1—Voyage on the Moana
  • The First Leg of the Voyage
  • The Stop in Samoa
  • The Third Week on Shipboard
  • Chapter 2—Elmshaven
  • Was This the Promised Refuge?
  • Ellen White Purchases the Property
  • The Name Elmshaven
  • Chapter 3—Face to Face With the Issues
  • The Next General Conference Session
  • Battle Creek Finally Settled Upon
  • The Activities at Elmshaven
  • Testimonies, Volume Six
  • The Everyday Engrossing Activities
  • Meetings in the San Francisco Bay Area
  • Guided by a Sabbath-Evening Vision
  • Chapter 4—Through the South to the 1901 General Conference
  • With James Edson White in Vicksburg
  • The Morning Star and its Mission
  • Service in Vicksburg
  • En Route to Battle Creek
  • In Old Battle Creek Again
  • Chapter 5—The General Conference of 1901
  • The Organizational Status of the Church
  • Problems that Loomed Large
  • Ellen White's Concern
  • The Meeting in the College Library
  • The 1901 General Conference Session
  • The Response to Heaven's Call
  • Chapter 6—The Church Responds
  • The Conference Proceeds
  • The Reorganization
  • The Call to Move the College
  • Other Evidences of a Hearty Response
  • An Undetected Weakness
  • Chapter 7—The Last Ten Days
  • Meeting the “Holy Flesh” Fanaticism
  • The Message Read to the Ministers
  • The Conference President Responds
  • The Conference Moves to a Close
  • Chapter 8—The Extended Journey Home
  • Chapter 9—In the Din of the Battle
  • Little Forays that Rested Mind and Body
  • California Interests
  • Laboring for Two Misguided Physicians
  • Chapter 10—The Precarious Winter Trip to New York
  • Ellen White Agonizes to Know God's Will
  • Off to New York
  • Attending Union Conference Sessions
  • The Journey Home
  • Chapter 11—The Battle Creek Sanitarium Fire
  • Plans to Rebuild
  • Ellen White's Heart Heavily Burdened
  • Denominational Or Undenominational?
  • Dedication of the New Building
  • Chapter 12—A Perplexing and Difficult Year
  • Pacific Press Matters
  • Problems in the South
  • Things at Elmshaven
  • The Important Medical Meeting
  • Work Through The Summer
  • Chapter 13—Getting On With the Book Work
  • Testimonies for the Church, Volume 7
  • The Book Education
  • The Proposal of Independent Publications
  • Visit to Southern California
  • Chapter 14—God Reproves His Messenger
  • Crisis in the South
  • The Council Meeting at Elmshaven
  • Visions that Changed the Course of Action
  • The Messages of Rebuke
  • At Elmshaven in Late 1902
  • Chapter 15—The Crisis Over Financial Policies
  • Concern Over the Battle Creek Sanitarium Debt
  • Crisis in England
  • Sound Financial Policies Adopted
  • Chapter 16—The Review and Herald Fire
  • The Word Reaches Ellen White
  • Disturbing Development in Battle Creek
  • Appeals for Needed Change
  • Last-Minute Warnings
  • The Morning After the Fire
  • Chapter 17—Preparing for the 1903 General Conference
  • Concerns of Ellen White
  • Elder Daniells’ Concerns
  • Ellen White in Oakland
  • Chapter 18—The 1903 General Conference Session
  • Messages at the Devotional Meetings
  • The Conference Business
  • The Major Debate on Institutional Control
  • Helge Nelson Assaults Her
  • Action on Institutional Ownership and Control
  • The New Constitution
  • Chapter 19—In Agony of Soul
  • Concern for Developments at Battle Creek
  • Ellen White Working Through A. T. Jones
  • The Messages Reach Dr. Kellogg
  • Chapter 20—The Move to Washington, D.C.
  • Seeking a Suitable Location
  • Anticipated Conflicts in Battle Creek
  • Washington and Takoma Park
  • Battle Creek Believers Respond to the Proposed Move
  • The Prompt Move to Washington
  • Chapter 21—The Threat of Pantheism
  • Dr. Kellogg Introduces Pantheistic Teachings
  • Ministers and Teachers Imbibe the Intriguing Views
  • Seeds of Error Carried to the World Field
  • Pantheism Rampant in Battle Creek
  • Manuscript for The Living Temple Turned Down
  • Pantheistic Teachings and the General Conference of 1903
  • Chapter 22—“Meet It!”
  • The 1903 Autumn Council
  • The Messages from Sister White
  • The Tide is Turned
  • Why the Messages Came When They Did
  • The Backup Work at Elmshaven
  • Warnings Against the Threat of Pantheism
  • Chapter 23—The Fall and Winter Work at Elmshaven
  • Developments in Takoma Park
  • Testimonies, Volume Eight
  • Counsel on a Church School Problem
  • Chapter 24—The Extended Visit to Washington
  • Arrival in Washington
  • Ministry in the Washington Churches
  • Chapter 25—The Crucial Meeting at Berrien Springs
  • Mrs. White Begins Her Work at the Session
  • Discussion on Pantheism
  • The Death of Mrs. Magan
  • The Monday-Night Vision
  • Chapter 26—A Trip Into the South
  • The Trip North on the Cumberland River
  • No Cheap Land
  • Visiting Institutions in the South
  • Chapter 27—Another Month in Washington, and the Trip Home
  • Starting Home
  • An Unguarded Statement
  • Journey Across the Plains and the Mountains to California
  • Chapter 28—Sanitariums in Southern California
  • The Paradise Valley Property
  • Ellen White Describes the Property
  • The New Well
  • Moving Forward Under Difficulties
  • Chapter 29—Glendale, a Sanitarium Near Los Angeles
  • Ellen White's Visit
  • Completion of the Ministry of Healing Manuscript
  • How the Work was Done
  • Chapter 30—With the Lord's Messenger in Early 1905
  • Dealing with an Infatuated Doctor and His Nurse
  • Prayer for the Sick, and Operating Sanitariums
  • Tithe Money and Its Use
  • How and Why Ellen White Dispensed Tithe Funds
  • Chapter 31—The General Conference of 1905
  • The 1905 Session Opens
  • Divergent Teachings on the Sanctuary Truth
  • The Ballenger Teachings
  • Elder E. W. Farnsworth's Report on the Ballenger Position
  • Ellen White Speaks Out on the Ballenger Views
  • Chapter 32—Last Days of the 1905 General Conference
  • Elder A. T. Jones
  • Call to Labor in Washington, D.C.
  • The Interview with Ellen White at the 1905 Session
  • Important Session Actions
  • Defections Deeply Concerned Ellen White
  • The Magnitude of the Threat Revealed in Vision
  • Appendix—Solemn Warnings Repeated
  • Warned That Heresies Will Be Brought In
  • Truths That are to Stand Forever
  • Truths Received Under the Demonstration of the Holy Spirit
  • Overwhelming Views of the Sanctuary Given to Ellen White