Counsels on Health - Ellen G. White

The managers of our restaurants are to work for
the salvation of the employees. They must not
overwork, because by doing so they will place
themselves where they have neither strength nor
inclination to help the workers spiritually. They are
to devote their best powers to instructing their
employees in spiritual lines, explaining the
Scriptures to them and praying with them and for
them. They are to guard the religious interests of
the helpers as carefully as parents are to guard the
religious interests of their children. Patiently and
tenderly they are to watch over them, doing all in
their power to help them in the perfection of
Christian characters. Their words are to be like
apples of gold in pictures of silver; their actions are
to be free from every trace of selfishness and
harshness. They are to stand as minutemen,
watching for souls as they that must give an
account. They are to strive to keep their helpers
standing on vantage ground, where their courage
will constantly grow stronger and their faith in God
constantly increase.
Unless our restaurants are conducted in this
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