SUMMARY

1. With the organization of the new church, impetus was given to the spread of the advent message.APAY 253.5

2. Soon after the church organization was effected, special instruction came to Ellen White regarding healthful living.APAY 253.6

3. James White’s serious illness materially affected the work of the Whites during part of this period of ministry in the new church.APAY 253.7

4. Ellen White spent two years (1885-87) counseling with workers and strengthening the Adventist churches in the European countries.APAY 254.1

5. From 1887 to 1891 was a period of stabilization. Much time was spent by Mrs. White in field work and important writing.APAY 254.2

6. A nine-year period was spent in Australia (1891-1900), where Mrs. White helped to plan and build up the work of the church. She also developed plans for an educational system, and she gave counsel on improving the denominational organization.APAY 254.3

7. Ellen White’s later years were active and productive. These were years of much letter writing, wide counseling with leaders, and considerable book production.APAY 254.4

8. An accident in her home hastened Ellen White’s death, which came on July 16, 1915.APAY 254.5