Character of Sanitarium Work
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- At the Sanitarium and School at Loma Linda
- An Educational Center
- A Great Work
- Not to Pay High Wages
- A School for Nurses and Physicians
- The Bakery Enterprise
- Free from Commercialism
- As an Object Lesson
- God Our Efficiency
- Character of Sanitarium Work
- Conferences to Employ Medical Missionaries
- Council Meeting at Loma Linda
- Treatment Room Equipment
- Electricity
- Simple Methods
- Special Work at Loma Linda
- Means Must be Provided
- Southern California Conference to Help
- College Opened
- On the Training of Medical Students
- Danger at Medical Colleges
- The First Lesson
- Be Not Deceived
- Entering Higher Colleges
- Danger in Medical Schools
- Men and Women Wanted
- Study of the Bible
- Danger at the A.M.M. College
- Unnecessary Medical Studies
- No Separation in the Work
- Right Foundation
- Dangers at Battle Creek
- The Essential Study
- Study the Bible More
- Result of Neglecting Bible Study
- Work for the Women's Christian Temperance Union
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Character of Sanitarium Work
Sister White's continued interest in the sanitarium and school is shown by the following, dated February 23, 1906:PH095 13.2
“In all our sanitariums the work done should be of such a character as to win souls to Jesus Christ. We have a wide missionary field in our health institutions, for here people of all countries come to regain their health. The best helpers to have connected with our sanitariums are those men who desire to make the Bible their guide, those who will put forth their mental and moral powers to advance the work in correct ways.PH095 13.3
“Let the workers in the sanitariums remember that the object of the establishment of these institutions is not alone the relief of suffering and the healing of disease, but also the salvation of souls. Let the spiritual atmosphere of these institutions be such that men and women who are brought to the sanitariums to receive treatment for their bodily ills, shall learn the lesson that their diseased souls need healing.PH095 13.4
“To preach the gospel means much more than many realize. It is a broad, far-reaching work. Our sanitariums have been presented to me as most efficient means for the promotion of the gospel message.PH095 14.1
“The work of the true medical missionary is largely a spiritual work. It includes prayer and the laying on of hands; he therefore should be as sacredly set apart for his work as is the minister of the gospel. Those who are selected to act the part of missionary physicians, are to be set apart as such. This will strengthen them against the temptations to withdraw from the sanitarium work to engage in private practice. No selfish motive should be allowed to draw the worker from his post of duty.PH095 14.2
“The medical work done, in connection with the giving of the third angel's message, is to accomplish wonderful results. It is to be a sanctifying, unifying work, corresponding to the work which the great Head of the church sent forth the first disciples to do.PH095 14.3
“Calling these disciples together, Christ gave them their commission: ...’ And as ye go, preach, saying, The kingdom of God is at hand. Heal the sick, cleanse the lepers, raise the dead, cast our devils: freely ye have received, freely give.‘ ...’Behold I send you forth as sheep in the midst of wolves: be ye therefore wise as serpents and harmless as doves.’PH095 14.4
“It is well for us to read this chapter and let its instruction prepare us for our labors. The early disciples were going forth upon Christ's errands, under His commission. His Spirit was to prepare the way before them. They were to feel that with such a message to give, such blessings to impart, they should receive a welcome in the homes of the people....PH095 15.1