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Ellen G. White® Estate: Kenneth H. Wood Tribute

James Nix, White Estate Director. “His Christian character was evident on all occasions, whether in the Board meetings, his office, or in his personal relationships. The Church and the White Estate will be missing a great friend, a great counselor,

SOP Day 2008: Sermon--Face to Face

James White, a minister, in 1846, and therefore became known to members of the church as Ellen G White. Faced with this manifestation of the Spirit of prophecy in the church, the church had to develop an understanding of the

Ellen G. White Estate Study Guides - EW

G. White Publications, and James White's Preface to the first edition of Experience and Views. May you find in the study of these early writings of Ellen White an inspiration for commitment and preparation for the soon return of Christ.

SOP Day 2015: Story

Ellen White, after marrying James White—was never quite the same after that devastating accident. For weeks she was very ill and many of her family and friends thought she was going to die. Even her doctors did not believe she

Heritage Sabbath Hymn: We Know Not the Hour

James Edson White, he produced Joyful Greetings for the Sabbath School, also in 1886. In 1895 he published Gospel Song Sheaf; in 1900, Christ in Song and books of patriotic music. For a time he served as a superintendent at

SOP 2017

James and Ellen White spoke to the members, trying to help them work through their disagreements. Along the way Ellen White also spoke to different members involved about the things in their lives that were keeping them from Jesus. During

Goodloe H. Bell

James and Ellen White, and the Kellogg brothers, Will K. and John Harvey.While teaching school, Bell also edited the Youth's Instructor. Beginning in 1869 he became superintendent of the Battle Creek Sabbath School, and served as General Conference treasurer between

SOP Day 2014: Hymns

James Edson White, Ellen White’s second son, who was a publisher of music and books. Most of Fanny Crosby’s works were copyrighted by a large Chicago firm, so this one, with J. E. White’s copyright, is unusual. While this song

Basic Rules of Interpretation--Internal

James White and Joseph Bates redefined their use of the term between 1844 and 1852.[29] Other words that Ellen White used may seem obsolete today, such as "office," which most often referred to the administrative offices of the publishing house,

SOP 2020