Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

Southern states and work with the people without
making any noise.
In such places as the Southern field, there
should be established sanitariums. There should be
those who believe the truth, colored servants of
God, under training to do work as medical
missionaries, under the supervision of white
managers: for this combination will be much more
successful. The medical missionary workers,
cooperating with families who shall make their
home in the South, need not think that God will
condemn them if they do not work on Sunday: for
the Lord understands that every effort not to create
prejudice, must be made if the truth finds standing
place in the South. The words of truth can not go
forth with great publicity, but schools should be
started by families coming into the South, and
working in schools, not with a large number
congregated in one school, but, as far as possible,
in connection with those who have been working in
the South. Dwell particularly upon the love of God,
the righteousness of Christ, and upon the treasure
house of God, presenting the truth in clear lines
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