Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

Chapter 36
The Education Our Schools
Should Bring
As we are about to establish our facilities for
the manufacture of health foods, the question has
come up: How shall we treat this matter? Where
shall we locate the work so important to ourselves
and to the school established in Cooranbong? Shall
this branch of business be established in
Cooranbong, and thus open ways and means
whereby many more students may obtain an allround
education?
From the light given me in regard to the
location and building up of our school interests, I
know that it is the purpose of God that this
institution be established at a distance from the city
that is so full of temptations and snares, of
amusements and holidays, which are not conducive
to purity and piety and religious devotion. He
designs that we shall connect manual labor with the
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