Ellen G White Research Centre

Mission


The mission of the Research Center is to increase awareness and appreciation of how the Lord has blessed the Seventh-day Adventist Church with the gift of prophecy, as manifested through the ministry of Ellen White, and of His providential guidance in the founding and development of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

How to use the Ellen G White Research Center


- On site

Located on the Collonges sous Salève campus, the center has a complete collection of Ellen G White's published and unpublished letters and manuscripts, amounting to some 50,000 pages. An index has been designed to enable researchers to find documents easily.

- On line

The collection of published writings is also available online in English, French and many other languages. If you would like to broaden your study resources, the following links may be useful for your research:

Where is the Ellen G White Research Center located?

The center is located on the second floor, far left in the Alfred Felix Vaucher Library.

 

What time is the center's bookshop open?

The bookshop is open at the same time as the Alfred Felix Vaucher library, Monday to Thursday, 8:00 am to 12:30 pm and 2:00 pm to 7:00 pm, except during vacations and vacations. For consultation of unpublished manuscripts and letters in microfiche/microfilm, or photocopies of the original, please make an appointment.

 

Is it possible to contribute to the Ellen G. White Research Center book collection?


Certainly! The center is particularly interested in documents relating to the history of Adventist work in Europe (especially Switzerland, France, the Italian piedmont), as well as any documents relating to the history of Adventist work in the French-speaking world. These documents may include books and brochures, periodicals, correspondence and/or personal or family diaries of prominent Adventist workers. Dated or undated photographs of former Adventist workers and institutions are also welcome.

 

How to contact the Ellen G White Research Center?


Please contact: Edwin Sully Payet, head of the Ellen G White Research Center: sullypayet@campusadventiste.edu who will do his best to help you with your research.

 

As followers of Christ we should make our words such as to be a help and an encouragement to one another in the Christian life.

Ellen G White

Christ's Object Lessons (1900), p. 338.

 

A heavenly appointment

Why and how 1844 still matters! (5 french texts)

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Texte 4   Texte 5

Topics covered

French texts

Easter, a sacrifice for eternity!

Happy Valentine's Day!

Happy New Year!

Tips for the festive season!

Let's talk about October 23, 1844

Worship

French texts

Worship 1

Contact the center

Email : 

whitecenter@campusadventiste.edu

sullypayet@campusadventiste.edu

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