Counsels on Health - Ellen G. White

workers to do so much of the sacrificing. Restrict
your ambition to enlarge the institution and to
accumulate responsibilities. Let some of the means
flowing into the sanitarium be given to the
institutions needing help. This is certainly right. It
is in accordance with God’s will and way, and it
will bring the blessing of God upon the sanitarium.
I wish to say particularly to the board of
directors: “Remember that the workers should be
paid according to their faithfulness. God requires
us to deal with one another in the strictest
faithfulness. Some of you are overburdened with
cares and responsibilities, and I have been
instructed that there is danger of your becoming
selfish and wronging those whom you employ.”
Each business transaction, whether it has to do
with a worker occupying a position of
responsibility, or with the lowliest worker
connected with the sanitarium, should be such as
God can approve. Walk in the light while you have
the light, lest darkness come upon you. It would be
far better to expend less in building and give your
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