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… . “There was much business to be done,” wrote Ellen White. “The work had enlarged. New missions had been opened and new churches organized.”— Manuscript 24, 1888 (see …

… , which shall do such work as necessarily must be done in forwarding the work of the conference, and preparing the business to bring before the delegates” ( Ibid …

… children to school. But everything that is done should be done with the greatest simplicity. There is to be no extravagance in anything.—UCR, July 28, 1899 ( Counsels …

… the business part of the enterprise. There is danger that the business part of the work will be allowed to crowd out the spiritual part.

I was shown that this was not the way to do business. It is not the will of our heavenly Father that His work should be so conducted as to be a continual embarrassment …

… of business will open up as the work is carried forward. There is much work to be done in the South, and in order to do this work the laborers must have suitable …

… had to be done toward legal organization, but when a practical plan was presented, calculated to bring the church into a right position, he “was afraid of it …

… being overtaxed.”— Letter 13, 1876. “I cannot rush business. This work must be done carefully, slowly, and accurately. The subjects we have prepared are well …

… something to be done among the neglected blacks in the Southern States. His exuberant letters told of his plans to build a missionary boat and sail it down …

… would be done with The Great Controversy would be done under her direction and at her expense. In these matters, W. C. White served as her business agent.