Ellen G. White

26 books

About the Author

Ellen G. White (1827-1915) was a prolific American author, speaker, and co-founder of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, whose visionary experiences profoundly shaped her writings on Christian living and spiritual growth. Born in Gorham, Maine, she experienced her first vision at age 17, which guided her lifelong ministry and literary output of over 100,000 pages. White's works emphasize practical piety, health reform, education, and preparation for Christ's return, drawing from her deep biblical insights and personal revelations. Through her books, she inspired millions worldwide to pursue a Christ-centered life, blending theological depth with accessible counsel for everyday believers. Her enduring legacy continues to influence Adventist thought and broader Christian communities.

Common genres

Bible study biblical commentary Biblical Studies Biography Christian Christian biography Christian History Christian Living Christian spirituality Christian theology Christianity devotional Education Espiritualidad Family health and wellness Historia Bíblica History Holy Spirit Inspirational Nonfiction Profecía Bíblica prophecy Religion Religión Cristiana religious religious history religious studies rural living Self-Help spiritual growth Spirituality Theology

Writing style

inspirational didactic devotional