Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

knowledge. Special care is to be shown for the
souls of the students. The students should in no
case be allowed to take so many studies that they
will be prevented from assembling for prayer and
religious exercise. This school is to be a training
school, a school where every student will receive
special help from his teachers, as a family should
receive help in the home. If the number of studies
forbids this special education in these lines, have
fewer studies, and work by careful drawing, to
bring students into the school of Christ, where they
may learn of the great Teacher.
The Lord has means for us in the hands of his
stewards. We call upon all to consider the advance
work that has been done since we came to
Australia. We have not done the work, but the Lord
has called upon us to be colaborers with Him, and
this is what we desire to be. In this school, if all
will act a part in sustaining it, a missionary work
will be done, the far-reaching influence of which
few can realize. I think we should all consider
gratefully what the Lord has done. We have seen a
good work done in Melbourne, and if the church
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