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Ellen's
Top 10 Mission Tips
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“In
the near future many children will be [endowed] with the Spirit
of God and will do a work in proclaiming the truth to the
world that at that time cannot well be done by the older members
of the church.”—The Adventist Home, p.
489.
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“[The
youth] must be interested in the Lord’s work, and led
to see that He expects them to do something to advance His
cause... Teach them to try in a quiet, unpretending way to
help their young companions... Thus they will learn to work
for God.”—Gospel Workers, p. 210.
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“Those
who are coworkers with God manifest a missionary spirit; for
they are ever receiving, that they may ever be giving to others
the light and blessing of heaven.”—Counsels
on Sabbath School Work, p. 66.
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“Never,
never feel the slightest disturbance because the Lord is raising
up youth to lift and carry the heavier burdens and proclaim
the message of truth.”—Letter 14, December 11, 1891.
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“Make
[the youth] feel that they are expected to do something. The
Lord chooses them because they are strong.”—Gospel
Workers, 1892 ed., p. 279.
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“God
calls for youthful vigor, zeal, and courage.”—Counsels
to Parents, p. 535.
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“With
such an army of workers as our youth, rightly trained, might
furnish, how soon the message of a crucified, risen, and soon-coming
Savior might be carried to the whole world!”—Education,
p. 271.
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“The
Lord is calling for the youth, for He would make them His
helpers to do good service under His banner.”—The
Adventist Home, p. 358.
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“We
want our children to believe the truth. We want them to be
blessed of God. We want them to act a part in well-organized
plans for helping other youth.”—Messages to
Young People, p. 2.
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“Those
who open their hearts to receive largely will be able to give
largely.”—Counsels on Sabbath School Work,
p. 66.
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