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

Chapter 102
“In All Wisdom and Prudence”
While men are trying to settle the question of
the color line, time rolls on, and souls go down into
the grave, unwarned and unsaved. Let this
condition of things continue no longer. Let men
and women go to work, and let them labor as the
Spirit of God shall impress their minds. We need
the talent of the colored believers, every jot of it, in
this work. Let colored workers labor for their own
people, assisted by white workers as occasion
demands. They will often need counsel and advice.
Let the colored believers have their place of
worship and the white believers their place of
worship. Let each company be zealous to do
genuine missionary work for its own people and
for the colored people wherever and whenever they
can.
When the truth has been presented in a place,
and as many white people as will hear and believe
have accepted the truth, opportunities will
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