Testimonies to Southern Africa. As part of her deep interest in the African field, Ellen White corresponded with several missionaries, leaders, and believers in the continent. This collection of her letters contains counsel-both spiritual and practical-for the work in foreign lands. But these truths are just as applicable to us as well-no matter what our location or calling.
- Testimonies to Southern Africa
- Chapter 1—Counsel to Missionaries en Route to Africa
- Chapter 2—Letter to a Minister and His Wife Bound for Africa
- Chapter 3—Counsel to Missionaries in Africa
- Chapter 4—Walk in All Humility
- Chapter 5—Five Letters to Members of the Wessels Family in South Africa
- Letter B
- Letter C
- Letter D
- Letter E
- Chapter 6—Extracts of Other Letters to the Wessels Family
- Opposers of the Truth
- Ellen White's Example in Giving
- Evil of Gossiping
- Medical Missionary Work
- Unity in the Church
- Self-denial for the Work
- The Relation of Man to His Fellow-man
- Appeal to Follow Christ
- To a Younger Christian
- Miracles in the Closing Conflict
- Chapter 7—Four Letters to a Leading Missionary Worker in Africa
- Letter B
- Letter C
- Letter D
- Chapter 8—Letter to a Missionary Wife in Africa
- Chapter 9—Counsel to a Missionary in Africa
- Chapter 10—A Second Letter of Counsel to a Missionary in Africa
- Chapter 11—Words to the Workers in Africa
- Chapter 12—Extracts of Letter to a General Conference Representative Visiting in Africa
- Students Going to America
- A Prayer of Penitence