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1 À 100 Légende Centre de recherche Ellen White Document File 1 à 100 Légende Document Paper Article Report Quotes Sheets Booklet Book Document File Letter Annexed to the previous document Review Newspaper Supplement Pamphlet Leaflet Brochure Note Handwritten message Page 2 DF 2 – DF 2c DF 2 Paradise Valley Sanitarium – history and misc. Title: List of statements made by Ellen G. White concerning The Paradise Valley Sanitarium Author: Ellen G. White Pages: 1 Type: Copy of a Document (Ellen G. White Research Center - File Copy) DF 2-a Paradise Valley Sanitarium – historical misc. Title: A faith experience Author: Ella M. Robinson Pages: 2 Type: Copy of an Article (Ellen G. White Research Center - File Copy) th Title: Paradise Valley hospital 50 anniversary Notes: Prospectus of celebration Pages: 8 Type: Copy of a Document Title: The Paradise Valley Sanitarium Notes: Special Testimonies, Series B, Nº 14 Author: Ellen G. White Date: 1909 Pacific Press Publishing Place: Mountain View, California Pages: 16 Type: Booklet DF 2-c Paradise Valley Sanitarium – Water Well Title: Critique of “The Paradise Valley Sanitarium miracle well as the justification of dowsing” Author: Tim Poirier Date: 22 January 1985 Pages: 12 Type: Copy of a Document Title: The Well at the Paradise Valley Sanitarium Notes: Letter from A.L. White to M.G. Cato Author: Arthur L. White Date: 21 November 1963 Ellen G. White Publications Pages: 3 Type: Copy of a Letter Title: The Paradise Valley Sanitarium Author: Ellen G. White Date: 1909 Pacific Press Publishing Place: Mountain View, California Sources: Special Testimonies, Series B, No.14, pp.10, 11. Pages: 2 Type: Copy of a Book (Ellen G. White Research Center - File Copy) (continue) Page 3 DF 2c – DF 3 Title: The Spirit of Prophecy in the Remnant Church Notes: A well of sweet water and then a sanitarium Author: E. R. Palmer Date: 20 December 1928 Source: The Advent Review and Sabbath Herald Pages: 2 Type: Copy of a Review's Article Title: This is the way it was, The miracle well Author: C. E. Palmer Pages: 2 Type: Copy of a Document DF 3 Hunts Place School, misc. Title: An agitation and an opportunity Notes: “The waters are troubled; step in, O, step in!” Author: D. A. Delafield Date: 1907 Pacific Press Publishing Place: Mountain View, California Pages: 28 Type: Copy of a Book Title: Appeal for Christian workers Notes: Oakwood Manual Training School, Hunts Place, Alabama Pages: 2 Type: Copy of a Document Title: Early days of Oakwood college Pages: 15 Type: Copy of a Document Title: Ellen G. White manuscript materials on southern work and Oakwood college Author: O. B. Edwards Source: Manuscript Release no.106 Date: 1896 – 1956 Pages: 21 Type: Copy of several Documents Title: Memories of early days Author: William C. White Pages: 4 Type: Copy of a Document Title: Oakwood college Pages: 3 Type: Copy of a Dictionary or Encyclopedia Title: Notes at NashPlace Author: William C. White Pages: 6 Type: Copy of a Document (continue) Page 4 DF 3 – DF 4 Title: Our duty toward the HuntsPlace school Author: Ellen G. White Pages: 3 Type: Copy of a Document Title: Appeal for Christian workers Notes: Oakwood Manual Training School, HuntsPlace, Alabama Pages: 2 Type: Copy of a Document Title: Oakwood college Pages: 3 Type: Copy of a Dictionary or Encyclopedia Title: To the board of O. School , for Elder William C. White Author: J. E. Caldwell Pages: 6 Type: Copy of a Document DF 4 Another look at Israel Damman Title: Another look at Israel Damman Author: James R. Nix Pages: 27 Type: Printed Document DF 4 Loma Linda Sanitarium Misc. Title: As it was and as it is Notes: Read at constituency meeting Loma Linda California Author: Percy T. Magan Pages: 9 Date: 26 February 1925 Type: Copy of a Document Notes Letter from William C. White to David Lacey, Torquay, England Author: William C.White Pages: 7 Date: 17 November 1907 Type: Copy of a Letter Place: Loma Linda, California Title: Story of Loma Linda – Hill Beautiful Pages: 5 Type: Copy of a Document Title: The Loma Linda Sanitarium Author: Ellen G. White Pages: 7 Type: Copy of a Document Title: The work of Elder J. A. Burden at Loma Linda Notes: A compilation from the letters and manuscripts of Mrs. Ellen G. White Pages: 9 Type: Copy of a Document (continue) Page 5 DF 4 – DF 5 Title: To the delegates of the thirty seventh session of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventist at Takoma Park assembled Notes: G.C. reports Date: 1901 + 1915 Pages: 7 Type: Copy of a Document Title: To the brethren of the general and north American division conferences Notes: Assembled in council at Loma Linda, Cal., November, 1915 Pages: 8 Date: November 1915 Type: Copy of a Document Place: Loma Linda, California DF 4-a Loma Linda sanitarium – History Title: A visit to Loma Linda Author: William C. White Pages: 5 Type: Copy of a Document Title: Address at dedication of Loma Linda sanitarium Author: William C. White Date: 15 April 1906 Pages: 8 Type: Copy of a Document Title: Appeals for unity Notes: Addresses on Consecration, unity, and self-denial; Given in the Chapel of Loma Linda Author: Ellen G. White Date: 28 April 1906 The College Press Place: Loma Linda, California Pages: 8 Type: Copy of a Booklet Title: Loma Linda a story of faith rewarded Author: Francis D. Nichol Date: Reprinted 24 June and 01 July 1965 Source: Review and Herald Pages: 7 Type: Copy of a Review's Article Title: Testimonies to the church regarding the strengthening of our institutions and training centers and a plea for medical missionary evangelists Author: Ellen G. White Date: 1907 Pacific Press Publishing Place: Mountain View, California Pages: 19 Type: Copy of a Booklet Title: The purchase of land at Loma Linda and letters from Mrs. Ellen G. White Notes: The complete version of this pamphlet is found in Series B, 17a, 1912 Author: Ellen G. White Date: 1912 The College Press Place: Loma Linda, California Pages: 1 Type: Copy of a Pamphlet Page 6 DF 5 – DF 6 DF 5 Loma Linda university medical school Title: A statement concerning the college of medical evangelists Author: W. A. George, M.D. Date: 24 November 1912 Pages: 4 Place: Loma Linda, California Type: Copy of a Document Title: A sure basis of confidence in the college of medical evangelists Author: Alfred Shryock, M.D. Pages: 3 Type: Copy of a Document Title: Classes of workers to be trained at Loma Linda Notes: Gospel Medical Missionary Evangelists Pages: 6 Type: Copy of Quotes Title: Counsel on safeguarding Loma Linda against encroachment Author: General Conference S.D.A. Date: October 1971 Ellen G. White Publications Pages: 10 Type: Copy of a Document Title: Articles in 1916 Review re Loma Linda and the White Notes A List Pages: 2 Type: Copy of a Document Title: Encouraging outlook at our medical college Author: G.A. Irwin Pages: 5 Type: Copy of a Document Title: Further statements relative to the work at Loma Linda Author: May McReynolds Pages: 11 Type: Copy of a Document Title: Further statements relative to the work at Loma Linda Notes: Incomplete Author: May McReynolds Pages: 4 Type: Copy of a Document Notes: G.A. Irwin's letter to Geo.F. Watson Author: G. A. Irwin Date: 25 November 1912 Pages: 7 Place: Loma Linda, California Type: Copy of a Letter Title: Medical practice and the educational program at Loma Linda Notes: A compilation of Ellen G. White counsels Supplemented with Illustrating Author: Ellen G. White Publications, Date: October 1971 General Conference Place: Washington, D.C. Pages: 221 Type: Book (continue) Page 7 DF 5 – DF 8 Title: The Medical Evangelist Notes: Various newspaper's articles Date: 15 February 1941 Source: The Medical Evangelist, vol XXVII, no 16 Pages: 8 Place: Loma Linda, California Type: Copy of a Newspaper's Article Title: Unique college of Adventists school trains for gospel and medicine, graduates are sent to all parts of world, students acquire thorough knowledge of subjects Source: Los Angeles Times Pages: 3 Date: 9 November 1924 Type: Copy of a Document Place: Los Angeles DF 6 White Memorial Hospital – Misc., Historical Title: Advice to Loma Linda board regarding work in Los Angeles Pages: 3 Date: 04 April 2004 Type: Copy of a Document Place: Loma Linda Laboratory Title: Excerpt from Advice to Loma Linda board regarding work in Los Angeles Author: Mary C. McReynold Pages: 1 Date: 04 April 2004 Type: Copy of Quotes Place: Loma Linda Laboratory Title: As it was and as it is Author: Percy T. Magan Date: 25 February 1925 Pages: 9 Place: Loma Linda, California Type: Copy of a Document Title: The need for the proposed Ellen G. White memorial hospital for the college of medical evangelists Author: Percy T. Magan Date: 14 September 1916 Pages: 8 Type: Copy of a Booklet Title: The woman’s part in meeting great crises Pages: 4 Type: Copy of a Document DF 7 Seventh-day Adventist institutions – Purpose and Objectives Title: Purpose and Objectives of Seventh-day Adventist Institutions Author: Arthur L. White D. A. Delafield Ellen G. White Date: 9 September 1969 The Ellen G. White Estate Place: Washington, D.C. Source: Ellen G. White Pages: 83 Type: Book (E. G. White Research Center – FILE COPY) Page 8 DF 11 – 13 DF 8 Health food work Title: The Health Food Ministry Notes: Prepared for the world food service of the general conference Author: Ellen G. White, Date: 1970, reprinted 1997 Ellen G. White Publications Place: Washington D.C. Source: Testimonies, Vol.7, Section III “Health Foods” Pages: 95 Type: Booklet DF 11 City Missions – Ellen G.
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