The pioneering SDA co-founder; Margaret Hare of the family tree worked at her side, which puts this record's faith arc at the foundation
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Ellen G. White was the pioneering co-founder of the Seventh-day Adventist movement, and the Jonathan Hare family's ties to the church go, per the family record, straight to that foundation: Margaret Hare, a family member, worked directly with her. The record already carries the tradition's later chapters — the missionary doctors, the family books, Milton's departure and deacon's return — and this page anchors them at the movement's origin. The faith arc runs foundation to burning bush, in one family.
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The family's node at the Adventist foundation
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