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29 de ene. de 2020 · Photo courtesy of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists Archives. Stephen Nelson Haskell exerted leadership in almost every aspect of the early Seventh-day Adventist Church, including publishing ministry, world missions, urban evangelism, and conference administration.
16 de jul. de 2022 · En agosto de 2021, dos hechos históricos se relacionan con James White, esposo de Ellen G. Harmon. Él nació un 4 de agosto (de 1821) y murió un 6 de agosto (de 1881). Ante estos dos hechos, la quiso recordar la vida y la obra de este pionero de la iglesia que fue mucho más que el esposo de Elena.
11 de abr. de 2018 · Wheeler’s first biography of an Adventist leader in the early period of Adventist history appeared in 2003: James White: Innovator and Overcomer. The book was based on meticulous research and gave an honest, and at times quite astonishing, picture of James White, the husband of Ellen G. White.
James Springer White (1821-1881) In his youth James White was a school teacher. He later became a Christian minister in Maine. He accepted William Miller’s views on the second advent and was successful in preaching the doctrine of the soon coming of the Savior.
Before 1870 ended, these zealous women, aided again by Stephen Haskell and James and Ellen White, formed the New England Tract and Missionary Society. The idea caught on like wildfire in dry stubble.
The first wife of Stephen Nelson Haskell, Mary E. Howe was born in Massachusetts about 1812. Apparently a self-proclaimed invalid, she was being supported by a man, possibly her half-brother, for whom Stephen Haskell, while still in his teens, came to work as a farm hand. 1 Puzzling Personality
Haskell found her report of the experience inspiring, and ten years later he led a group of workers to Australia and New Zealand, pioneering the mission work there. Haskell made a world tour on behalf of missionary work in 1889-1890, visiting Europe, South Africa, India, China, Japan, and Australia.
