Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

We have a work to do in securing the best
talent, and in placing these workers in positions
where they can educate other workers. Then when
our sanitariums call for physicians, we shall have
young men who, through their experience gained
by practical work, have become fitted to bear
responsibilities. We have failed, decidedly failed,
in allowing so much to be done in one place.
Everything is not to be brought under the control of
one institution. Such an effort, carried out, results
in placing an open door of temptation before the
man at the head of the principal institutions.
Much more educational work needs to be done
than has been done. The Berrien Springs School
can do more, and should have the best talent
obtainable to carry on the work of training young
men for the gospel ministry. Encourage those who
are well balanced in mind and attend this school,
and to make an earnest effort to understand the
truth, in order that they may impart it to others.
All who desire to enter the medical missionary
work, and who are worthy, should be given an
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