The Acts of the Apostles

Ellen Gould White, a prominent American Christian pioneer and author, played a crucial role in establishing the Seventh-day Adventist Church alongside key figures like Joseph Bates and her husband, James White. Her influential writings and leadership have left a lasting impact on the Adventist movement. Recognized for her significance in American history, she was named one of the "100 Most Significant Americans of All Time" by Smithsonian magazine, highlighting her contributions to religious thought and community development.