Sketches and Memories of James and Ellen G. White


00 - Introduction	2:34
01 - The man who couldn’t wait	19:23
02 - The young woman who was homesick	25:25
03 - A messenger of heaven	23:06
04 - Meeting fanaticism	23:02
05 - Laying a sure foundation	19:21
06 - Publishing the message	19:06
07 - The least of all seeds	14:27
08 - The home in Oswego, New York	19:21
09 - Publishing the Advent Review	15:03
10 - Days of affliction	13:41
11 - The publishing at Paris, Maine	13:30
12 - Removal to Saratoga Springs	18:54
13 - A forward move	21:30
14 - Beginnings in Rochester	13:57
15 - The Master printer	10:43
16 - A visit to Michigan	18:35
17 - Meeting the rising tide of spiritualism	15:51
18 - Bereavement and distress	16:55
19 - Healing, encouragement, and deliverance	20:12
20 - In the valley of despair	20:21
21 - The shadows lifting	14:33
22 - A lesson of faith in God	15:04
23 - East or West	17:54
24 - Settling in Battle Creek	21:19
25 - Confidence and united action	21:52
26 - The conference of 1856	15:38
27 - The laodicean message	18:25
28 - A perilous venture across the Mississippi	24:25
29 - Securing a power press and building a new meetinghouse	20:31
30 - Early memories of our first home	9:53
31 - A view of the age-long conflict	15:42
32 - Jottings from Ellen G. White’s diary of 1859	15:29
33 - Evidences of divine guidance	16:45
34 - Steps toward the establishment of church order	15:58
35 - The issue over organization	16:06
36 - The movement for organization consummated	20:49

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