Ellen White’s Depression

Benjamin Baker | January 27, 2021

Dr. Benjamin Baker discusses Ellen White's lifelong struggle with depression.

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All quotations used in this talk can be found at https://egwwritings.org/.

Benjamin Baker is the creator of blacksdahistory.org. He can be reached at benjaminj.baker@hotmail.com.

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