Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

continue the educational work that has been
established there. It would be a great advantage to
the school in Madison if a food factory were put
into operation in connection with the work of the
school.
The school at Madison has been established in
the order of the Lord, and it requires its share of
help. Brethren Sutherland and Magan, in their work
at Berrien Springs, overtaxed their physical
powers, and both need to be guarded against
laboring beyond their strength, at Madison. Brother
Sutherland needs to guard himself very carefully,
and keep near to the great Healer. Both these
workers are to be appreciated by their fellow
workers.
The needs of the different parts of the field
should be considered fairly, and proportionate help
given to each. It is not right that those who have
been laboring under burdens for years, and whose
health has been broken by their arduous work,
should be left to struggle along almost unaided
under a great load of perplexity.
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