Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

the divine economy is appreciated as it should be,
the workers will appreciate more than they do what
has been accomplished in the Southern field.
When I first visited the South, I learned many
things regarding the work that has been done there,
and when I can do so, I will have a history of that
work published. Those who did not take part in it
can not fully understand how much of self-denial
and sacrifices is called for.
I hope you will follow up the work begun in
Nashville, for there is much to be done for all
classes in that city. Give special attention to the
colleges established there. Much labor has been
expended in educational lines of work by other
denominations.
We must not treat the colored people as though
God has not a message for them. Become
acquainted with the teachers. Encourage them in
their work, and take a part with them in their labors
when this is possible. The gospel in its simplicity is
to be presented to this people. If you will labor in
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