Ellen Gould White über: "What does Ellen White say about whether other congregations are allowed to share the facilities or conduct their own services?"

Ellen White emphasizes that colored believers need their own places of worship in order to conduct their services without hindrance. She rejects the idea of sharing buildings among different congregations and insists that each community should establish its own house of worship. The prohibition against using the house of God for worldly purposes underscores the necessity of respecting and maintaining the independence of sacred spaces.

Ellen White Demands Separate Houses of Worship for Colored Congregations

»The best solution is to provide colored believers with their own, orderly houses of worship where they can conduct their own services, and this should continue until the Lord reveals a better way.«

1 - Ellen Gould White, Testimonies for the Church, vol. 9 (9T 206.4)

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Every Faith Community Should Build Its Own House of Worship

»Wherever a community of believers arises, a house of worship must be built; workers should not leave until this is accomplished.«

2 - Ellen Gould White, Testimonies for the Church, vol. 6 (6T 100.2)

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