Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

workings of men who are bearing heavy burdens in
the work of the Lord; therefore I will endeavor to
bring to her attention the bright side of things.
When a brother speaks well of what another
brother is doing, I will try to bring it to her
attention. The criticisms and the accusations that
are made by brother against brother, I must try to
keep to myself. I know that this is very different
from the representations that have often been made
to some of you regarding the character and aim of
my work, but I assure you that this is what I have
endeavored to do.
Well, one day while we were living at
Cooranbong, New South Wales, we received letters
from the president of the General Conference,
filled with cheering reports, telling us about the
good campmeetings, and how that some of these
business men who had been reproved by the
Testimonies were going out to various states and
speaking in the campmeetings, and that they were
getting a new spiritual experience, and were a real
help in the meetings.
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