The Glory of the Vision

In The Glory of the Vision, Richard A. Schaefer offers a moving and historically grounded narrative of Ellen G. White’s final years, capturing her enduring faith and dedication to the work of God. Through personal letters, archival materials, and vivid storytelling, Schaefer reveals the humanity and spiritual strength behind one of Adventism’s most influential figures. The book provides readers with a deeper appreciation of White’s lasting impact and the divine guidance that shaped her ministry until her passing, emphasizing themes of faithfulness, legacy, and divine purpose.

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R746 C2S33 2011

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USA : Review and Herald Publishing Association., 2010

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978-0-8280-2479-2

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R746 C2S33 2011

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Faith and perseverance
Seventh-day Adventists — History — 20th century
Prophets — Religious life
Christian leadership — Spiritual legacy

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The Glory of the Vision: A Narrative of Ellen G. White’s Last Years by Richard A. Schaefer was published in 2010 by the Review and Herald Publishing Association in Hagerstown, Maryland, USA. This biographical and historical work presents a detailed account of the final years of Ellen G. White, one of the founders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Drawing from letters, diaries, and firsthand testimonies, Schaefer provides a compassionate and insightful portrayal of her life, faith, and leadership during her later ministry. The book highlights White’s unwavering commitment to God’s mission and her continued influence on the Adventist movement even amid aging and declining health.

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