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… . The business manager is to see that the expenditure does not exceed the income. He is to know what there is to depend on, so that the work here shall not be burdened …

… house manager wrote to Mrs. E. G. White to inform her that he had decided to leave the institution for employment outside the denominational work because of …

… true work and mental ability should not occupy the position of managers in our institutions, for their influence will tend to bind about the work, to erect …

… are too superficial. The managers of these need to plow deeper. They need to put more thought and more hard work upon the work they are doing. They need to be more …

… , are too superficial. The managers of these need to plow deeper. They need to put more thought and more hard work upon the work they are doing. They need to be more …

… placed in the hands of business men? The ministers have not been set apart to do this work. The finances of the cause are to be managed by men of ability; but ministers …

… matters are managed. Some who have given up the faith have made very false statements in relation to the workings of the cause and the management of its business …

… the management of one man; for he will give the school the mold of his own mind and ideas; but there should be workers in the school who will be able to impart …

… the management of one man; for he will give the school the mould of his own mind and ideas; but there should be workers in the school who will be able to impart …

… will give. He will not choose to do the work and bear the responsibility alone. Through wise management, he will have the tact to recognize talent in others …