Counsels on Health - Ellen G. White

in these institutions.
Experienced Helpers
It is not the wisest course to connect with our
sanitariums too many who are inexperienced, who
come as learners, while there is a lack of
experienced, efficient workers. We need more
matronly women, and men who are sound and solid
in principle—substantial men who fear God and
who can carry responsibilities wisely. Some may
come and offer to work for small wages, because
they enjoy being at a sanitarium, or because they
wish to learn; but it is not true economy to supply
an institution largely with inexperienced helpers.
If the right persons are connected with the
work, and if all will humble their hearts before
God, although there may now be a heavy debt
resting upon the institution, the Lord will work in
such a way that the debt will be lessened, and souls
will be converted to the truth, because they see that
the workers are following in the way of the Lord,
and keeping His commandments. This is the only
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