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Ellen White herself was against belief in her gift being a requirement for membership, so no, you do not have to believe in Ellen White to be a Seventh-day Adventist.

On the other hand, most Adventists do believe in Ellen White. And whether you believe she was a prophet or not, her writings are good, uplifting reading, particularly her best known works: The Desire of Ages, Steps to Christ, and The Great Controversy.

Q: Do you have to believe in Ellen White in order to be an Adventist?
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Excellent question!

Ellen White herself was against belief in her gift being a requirement for membership, so no, you do not have to believe in Ellen White to be a Seventh-day Adventist.

On the other hand, most Adventists do believe in Ellen White. And whether you believe she was a prophet or not, her writings are good, uplifting reading, particularly her best known works: The Desire of Ages, Steps to Christ, and The Great Controversy.

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Ellen G. White's full name was Ellen Gould White.

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Sue Ellen White's birth name is Susan Ellen White.

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Ellen Gould Harmon was her maiden name while Ellen Gould White was her married name.

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The G in Ellen White's name stands for Gould, so it is Ellen Gould White.

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