Testimonies for the Church, Volume 9 - Ellen G. White

to increase the force of colored workers. Colored
men are to be thoroughly educated and trained to
give Bible readings and hold tent meetings among
their own people. There are many having
capability, who should be prepared for this work.
We should be deeply interested in the
establishment of schools for the colored people.
And we must not overlook the importance of
placing the present truth before the teachers and
students in the large colleges for colored people
that have been established by men of the world.
Schools and sanitariums for colored people
should be established, and in these the colored
youth should be taught and trained for service by
the very best teachers that can be employed.
The colored ministers should make every effort
possible to help their own people to understand the
truth for this time. As time advances, and race
prejudices increase, it will become almost
impossible, in many places, for white workers to
labor for the colored people. Sometimes the white
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