Ellen G. White - Volume Six: The Later Elmshaven Years 1905-1915

This six-volume biography of Adventism's "special messenger" is also a history of the first seven decades of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. The author, a grandson of Ellen White, uses family and personal anecdotes to make these books readable and absorbing.Book Specs

Hard Back
Publisher: RHPA
Printed: 1982
Pages: 472

Foreword
1. Loma Linda, "Hill Beautiful"
2. Meeting the Paymints on Loma Linda
3. Meeting Crises in Colorado
4. Independence or Unity?
5. 1905 Closes With Battle Creek Issues
6. The Year of the Earthquake
7. Ellen White Comes to Her Own Defense
8. On the Evangelistic Trail
9. 1907—At Home and in the Field
10. Continuing in a Varied Ministry
11. Bearer of Messages of Encouragement an Reproof
12. When the Test Comes
13. Through the Year 1908
14. Finding a Site for Pacific Union College
15. Attending the General Conference of 1909
16. The General Conference Address on Health Reform
17. The Long Trip Home
18. America's Cities—The Great Unworked Field
19. The Threat of Distracting Doctrinal Controversy
20. Writing, Publishing, and Speaking
21. Will Seventh-day Advintists Train Physicians
22. At 82— A Very Busy Year
23. The 1911 Edition of The Great Controversy
24. Inspiration and the 1911 Edition of Great Controversy
25. 1911—A Year of Concentrated Book Preparation
26. The Other Side of 1911
27. Winding Down a Busy Life Program
28. 1913—Concerted Drive on Book Production
29. Interludes in the Drive on Book Production
30. 1914—Ellen White's Eighty-seventh Yeaar
31. The Last Mile
32. The Messenger of the Lord at Rest
Appendix A
Appendix B
Bibliography
Index