On Tuesday, May 7, 1889 at eight o'clock in the evening, Ellen G. White arrived at the Ottawa Kansas Camp Meeting, where combined meetings for organization, delegations and conference work was being done. This Camp Meeting took place approximately six months after the historic 1888 General Conference at Minneapolis and the passionate sermons given by Alonzo T. Jones, Mrs. White, and others have given clearer insights to the 1888 message.

FOR SOME forty years, an article from the pen of Ellen White appeared in nearly every issue of the weekly magazine The Signs of the Times. The magazine was started in 1874 by her husband James in the city of Oakland, California. It began with a similar purpose for the West Coast that The Advent Review and Sabbath Herald magazine, published in Battle Creek, Michigan, had for Eastern North America. Over a period of time however, it became written more and more for the general public while the Review and Herald remained the general paper for the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Over the forty years...

Some 230 letters, or extracts of letters. from the pen of Ellen G. White, taken from the private collections of David Paulson M. D. (1868-1916) and Daniel Hartman Kress M. D. (1862-1956). Both of these men were early Seventh-day Adventist physicians whose lives overlapped that of Ellen G. White by 48 and 53 years respectively. Both married Adventist women physicians-Mary Wild and Lauretta Eby respectively. Drs. Mary and David Paulson founded and built up the work of the Hinsdale Sanitarium in the Hinsdale suburb of Chicago, Illinois. Earlier Dr. David had been an instructor in the American...

Some 600 articles in 31 periodicals in this first volume. DURING HER LIFETIME, Ellen G. White's written material was used literally thousands of times as articles and reference material in some seventy-six different English language periodicals. The major use was by The Present Truth and Review and Herald, The Signs of the Times, and The Youth's Instructor. Each of these three periodicals have their Ellen White Articles republished separately. This present two volume series contains the articles published in the remaining seventy-six periodicals that did not appear in the above three, major...

Some 230 articles of spiritually and historically important counsels from the Lord. Back in the 1890's there was published a series of twelve pamphlets that bore the title, Special Testimonies to Ministers And Workers. These pamphlets, with multiple E. G. White articles each, became known as Special Testimonies, Series A. At nearly the same time-during the decade which followed the 1888 General Conference session held in Minneapolis, Minnesota, -important messages came from Ellen White to the Central Church at Battle Creek, to the General Conference Committee, and to other responsible men at...