During the decade following the important 1888 General Conference Session in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Ellen White wrote a number of vital messages to church leaders in Battle Creek, the General Conference Committee, and to other responsible men at the heart of the work. These messages rang with the call for regeneration and reformation of life, affirmed God’s leading of His church, urged leaders to follow more closely the principles of God’s Word, and set forth the importance of developing a personal relationship with Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord.

Many of these messages were later reprinted in tract form, and in 1923, a representative selection was published as Testimonies to Ministers and Gospel Workers. Though many years have passed since Ellen White first wrote these testimonies, they still probe the heart, stir the soul, and point to God’s love and Christ’s power to save to the uttermost. While these messages are very pertinent and timely for pastors and other gospel workers, they are also extremely relevant for everyone, as we all stand before the world as His “royal priesthood.“

Hardbound, 566 pages.