Ellen G White Dictionary 

The Pocket Dictionary to the Life and Writings of Ellen G. Whiteby Michael W. Campbell and Jud Lake provides a useful, concise guide to the life, times, and writings of Ellen G. White. Michael and Jud are among the top historians of the  Seventh-day Adventist Church and the ministry of Ellen White. This pocket guide brings insight and clarity to the study of Ellen White and her times.  It should be in the library of every serious student of Ellen G. White.  It will quickly clarify backgrounds and enunciate the important counsel and concept that have blessed our church in all aspects of its life and ministry!

- Ed Zinke, Vice Chairman, Ellen G. White Estate Board of Trustees 

Campbell and Lake have created a practical educational tool by exploring the words, and phrases that she used. Both the novice as well as the serious student will want to have this guide handy while reading her writings.

- Stephen R. Guptill, President, Adventist International Institute of Advanced Studies

It is incumbent upon church leaders and institutional administrators to keep Ellen White’s writings before the members in their messages and their communications. They constantly search for means and resources to support their efforts. This pocket dictionary will prove to be of great value in this regard. May God bless its use.

- Ella Simmons, Vice-President, General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists

A positive and helpful resource containing a wealth of valuable information. I enjoyed reading it.

- Nikolaus Satelmajer, Associate Ministerial Secretary and Editor, Ministry (Retired), General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists

Keep this small volume at hand whenever you seek more insight from Ellen White’s writings! After a brief intro to Ellen White’s life, times, and purpose, authors Campbell and Lake get right to the book’s core—an alphabetic list of definitions/explanations for hundreds of words or phrases of uncertain meaning in our twenty-first century culture. Great resource for scholars, students, and laity alike.

- Cindy Tutsch, Associate Director (Retired), Ellen G. White Estate