Counsels on Health - Ellen G. White

have a wholesome religious experience.
It is important that wise plans be laid for the
care of the helpers in all our institutions, and
especially for those employed in our restaurants.
Good helpers should be secured, and every
advantage should be provided that will aid them to
grow in grace and in the knowledge of Christ. They
are not to be left to the mercy of haphazard
circumstances, with no regular time for prayer, and
no time at all for Bible study. When left thus, they
become heedless and careless, indifferent to eternal
realities.
With every restaurant there should be
connected a man and his wife who can act as
guardians of the helpers, a man and woman who
love the Saviour and the souls for whom He died,
and who keep the way of the Lord.
The young women should be under the care of
a wise, judicious matron, a woman who is
thoroughly converted, who will carefully guard the
workers, especially the younger ones.
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