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to God, to be invested in papers and tracts to send to their friends.
Those who are now doing nothing should go to work. Let each sister
who claims to be a child of God feel indeed a responsibility to help all
within her reach.—
The Review and Herald, December 12, 1878
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Our sisters have been too willing to excuse themselves from bear-
ing responsibilities which require thought and close application of
the mind; yet this is the very discipline they need to perfect Christian
experience. They may be workers in the missionary field, having a
personal interest in the distribution of tracts and papers which correctly
represent our faith.—
The Review and Herald, December 12, 1878
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Sisters, do not become weary of vigilant missionary labor. This is
a work that you may all engage in successfully, if you will but connect
with God. Before writing letters of inquiry, always lift up your heart
to God in prayer, that you may be successful in gathering some wild
branches which may be grafted into the true vine, and bear fruit to the
glory of God. All who with humble hearts take part in this work, will
be continually educating themselves as workers in the vineyard of the
Lord.—
The Review and Herald, June 10, 1880
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