(1907-1991). One of seven grandchildren of Ellen G. White, he was an author, minister, and teacher who served for more than 40 years (1937-1978) as secretary of the Ellen G. White Estate. Born Oct. ...

(1893-1989). Born in Ohio, she taught school in Kentucky and Ohio before going to China as director of the Sabbath School Department in 1920. She spoke fluent Chinese. ...

(1833-1922). Evangelist, administrator. He began preaching for the non-Sabbatarian Adventists in New England in 1853, and later the same year began to observe the Sabbath. ...

(1884-1963). Administrator. He entered the service of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in 1902 as a colporteur-evangelist, then served as a church school teacher. He was ordained at age 24. ...

(1883-1976). A native of Southampton England, he attended British Union College in its early days under Prof. H. R. Salisbury. In 1902 he entered denominational work as a colporteur. ...

(1892-1964). Evangelist, pastor, administrator. He was born in the United States and went to England in 1911 to complete his ministerial training at the missionary college. ...

(1889-1963). Conference administrator. He was born in Germany and accepted the Seventh-day Adventist faith through the teaching of G. Perk, being baptized in 1909. ...