Elmshaven — Attraction in California

Our Church Contra Costa Seventh Day Adventist Church went up last Sabbath and we had appointment for 3 pm but there were so many of us they had to divide us into 2 groups which was fine it was an honor and blessing to be able to experience Elmshaven and learn more about this Beautiful Woman of God and Co-founder of The Seventh Day Adventist Church a Prolific writer of Prophecy and teaching She encouraged and fought for Adventist Healthcare ( St. Helena Hospital and more )Ellen G White .🙏 Our group went last and was given by Her Great Great Granddaughter Husband he was so nice and so informative and at end I got the honor of meeting her other Great Great Granddaughter and she was so kind and gracious she took pic with me this place is so peaceful and spiritually moving honestly I can't wait to go back 🙏💐🥰and I love her favorite color was Pink cuz it's mine 2 🙏🩷🙏 Thank You Elmshaven for having us and Sharing Her amazing story I was truly moved through out but especially at end of tour when we got to her room and heard that part of her...

I wanted to share with you the incredible experience I had at Elmshaven, where I delved into the daily life and divine calling of Ellen White.

Exploring the details of Ellen White’s daily routine and the profound moments that shaped her as a prophet of God was truly enlightening. The insights gained during the visit provided a deeper understanding of her spiritual journey and the significance of her role.

The tour guide, with their warmth and friendliness, made the entire experience even more enjoyable. Their guidance added a personal touch, creating an atmosphere that allowed me to connect emotionally with the surroundings and the history it holds.

Overall, the visit to Elmshaven left a lasting impression, and I am grateful for the opportunity to immerse myself in such a rich and meaningful exploration. It was an emotional and deep experience that I will carry with me for...

Rather majestic initial façade, well-kept grounds, interesting and quaint home. It's free, although donations are encouraged, so I can't give it less than four stars. However, if you are not a Seventh-day Adventist, and don't have a fascination with Ellen G White, I warn you that this tour is anything but "quick." ( Per the website's claim.) Our tour guide spent about 45 minutes in the first two rooms, giving us even unsolicited minute details of the prior homeowner's experiences.

It's not the kind of place you can walk through on your own, unfortunately. When we finally let the tour guide know we were on a limited time budget, he did step up his pace some. If you are like us, I suggest you call ahead and ask for a private, short tour. Perhaps they will oblige. I'm sure they're all volunteers, and doing this out of the goodness of...