Ellen G White's Life and Teachings is a collection of teachings and lectures given by Ellen G White, a pioneer of the Christian gospel, and an important figure in the history of religion and the development of Christianity in the United States.

In the United States, the most widespread form of Christianity is Protestantism, which is the belief that only the Bible can provide the foundation for religious knowledge and practice. But over the past several centuries, various sects have emerged, most of them holding to a simple, literal interpretation of the Bible.

This has led to various conflicts and schisms within the Christian faith, most notably the Protestantism-Catholicism rivalry and the emergence of a number of Protestant denominations, most of them affiliated with one of the two major Christian world churches.

The ideas and beliefs expressed in Ellen G White's teachings are based on her experience, as well as on the Biblical text. Her teachings are described as having a profound spiritual and religious essence, as well as a profound and comprehensive meaning.