Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

to carry out right lines of education. And God has
been with them. He has approved of their efforts.
But who has appreciated the work that has been
done in this place? Many have taken an attitude of
opposition, and have spoken words that have
caused sadness, and have made it hard to carry
forward the work. Wicked prejudice and false
accusations have been met. With some there has
been a settled disposition to complain and to find
fault with those who have striven with all their
right to carry out the Lord's instruction.
Sister Magan worked with her husband,
struggling with him, and praying that he might be
sustained. She did not think of herself but of him.
And God did sustain them, as they walked in the
light. From her small store of money, Sister Magan
gave five hundred dollars, to erect the Memorial
Hall. She strove untiringly to maintain a perfect
home government, teaching and educating her
children in the fear of God. Twice she had to nurse
her husband through an attack of fever.
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