Ellen G. White Estate
Sharing the Vision
The activities on the fairgrounds came to be of special interest to the teenage boys. W. C. White later recalled:
There was anxiety in every home in Battle Creek. Would the dread disease strike and lay low some of the precious children?
Selfishness is the [lack] of Christlike humility, and its existence is the bane of human happiness. (Letter 28, 1888.)
