Objectives: - Appreciate the role Ellen G. White has had in the SDA Church.
- Accept Ellen White as God's last-day messenger.
"A lesser light to lead men and women to the greater light"
- "Tell the World Movie" (2nd Part) - Q&A
Tuesday: "Tell the World Movie" (3rd Part) - Q&A
The sculpture, entitled "This is the Very Place" serves as a visual reminder of the founding
of Loma Linda University.
Ellen G. White, a pioneer of the
Seventh-day Adventist Church and strong supporter of a healthy
lifestyle, first arrived to Loma Linda on June 12, 1905. She and her
son, William Clarence White came by wagon from Redlands. They met with
John Burden, who two weeks prior, put a $1,000 deposit down on the
property.
While touring the grounds, Ellen turn to
her son and said “Willie, I have been here before” He responded, “No
Mother. You have never been here before”. Although Ellen White had never
been to Loma Linda, she recognized the property from a vision she had
four years before. “Then this is the very place the Lord has shown me,
for it is all familiar.”
The new sculpture is located at a majestic spot atop Nichol Hall hill.
Wednesday: "Tell the World Movie" (4th Part) - Q&A
- Dig a Little Deeper #30 - Questions 1&2 - Page 254.
Thursday: Lesson #30 - Activities.
- "The Challenge" W.S.
- "The Legacy" W.S.
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