Battle Creek, Michigan (Battle Creek, Michigan, US)

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Battle Creek, MI

United States

Written Documents

Regarding a Letter to Dr. Waggoner and A. T. Jones (DF 236)

Concerning F. E. Belden (DF 421)

Dr. Flower Used to Own Land Now Owned by Washington Sanitarium (DF 13)

Regarding a Letter from Ellen G. White to E. J. Wagoner and A. T. Jones (DF 61-A)

Amusements at Battle Creek (10-G)

Received Documents

Battle Creek in 1859 (18-B-1)

Events

The Crucial Weekend at Battle Creek

The Tenth Annual Session of the General Conference

Becoming Much Involved with Battle Creek Interests

Ellen Very Ill with Influenza

But as they approached the time a cloud hung over their cherished plans. Ellen White was very ill with influenza. W. C. White tells the story:

James has his Fourth Stroke of Paralysis

James Called to be President of the GC

James White Goes Back to Battle Creek

Ellen White aware of the Situation in Battle Creek

Ellen White Visits Battle Creek

Important Meeting of the Schoolboard

Ellen's letter to the Battle Creek Church

Ellen's great concern as she learned of the trend at the college is revealed in this portion of a letter she sent to the church in Battle Creek:

Battle Creek College Reopens

The Battle Creek College Closes

Developments that Led to the Closing of the College

A change of administration because of the illness of the president, Sidney Brownsberger, had brought in a gradual change in policies. G. I. Butler reported in the Review:

The Formation of the Michigan Conference

The Board of the Review

The Need for a Name

The Move of the Review to Battle Creek

The Decision to Buy a Power Press

The Organization of the Publishing Work

The Conference is a Significant Milestone

Planning to Spend a Year in the East

Too Much Pressure for James White

First Tent Meetings: Battle Creek

The Idea to Move the Review Office to Battle Creek

The Vote for a Systematic Benevolence

The Meeting at Battle Creek

The Battle Creek Conference

Adopting a Denominational Name

Stub for187

The Battle Creek Church Sets the Pace in Organizing

Since the first steps had been taken in Battle Creek, in providing for the publishing work and having decided on a name, the members in Battle Creek were first to take the next step.

The Conference

Back in Battle Creek

Venturing a Tour to Northern Michigan

Disappointing Reception in Battle Creek

Attending the General Conference of 1867

Church Challenged to Build a Health Institution

At the General Conference Session of 1866, Ellen White starled the audience with her testimony: She was shown that the Seventh-day Adventist Church should have its own health institution.

The Resolution to have a General Camp Meeting Annually

First Denominational School

The Meeting in Battle Creek

The Resolution to Open a School in Battle Creek

The School Opens

Announcement that the school had opened was made the next week in the June 11 issue of the Review under the heading "The S. D. A. School." The announcement opened with the words:

James White emphasizes the Need of the School

Educational Society and Denominational School

James White's Third Stroke of Paralysis

In 1865, James was very busy in Battle Creek. Many burdens and much pressure laid upon him.

The Stroke

The Days after the Stroke

Visit from George Butler

Dedication of Battle Creek College

The Biblical Institute

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