Description

Ellen G. White (1827-1915) is the most widely translated American author and the most widely translated female author of all time. Her works have been published in more than 140 languages. Though her formal education ended at the age of 9, her literary productions totaled approximately 100,000 pages on such topics as heath, education, family, Bible history, and practical Christian living. Today millions look to her writings for guidance and motivation.

During her lifetime she experienced more than 2000 dreams and visions. These provided a rich source of divine wisdom from which she drew for her extensive writings. As God’s servant she wrote letters of encouragement, counsel, and reproof to church members and leaders around the world, in many cases dealing with secret, personal matters.

This biography is an abridgment of the Six-Volume work produced between 1981 and 1986 by the Review and Herald.