"So closely is health related to our happiness, that we cannot have the latter without the former."

- Health Reformer, August 1, 1866 par. 4

Why Many choose drugs?

It is easier to employ drugs than to use natural remedies.
- Healthful Living 247.3

Diet & Health

Our bodies are built up from the food we eat....It is a wonderful process that transforms the food into blood and uses this blood to build up the varied parts of the body

-Ministry of Health 295.1

Healing

Nature's process of healing and upbuilding is gradual, and to the impatient it seems slow.

-Ministry of Healing, p.127.3

During Temptation

In Christ, God has provided means for subduing every evil trait and resisting every temptation, however strong.

- Ministry of Healing, p.65.2,3

True Health and Healing

Objectives

1. To "lead the people to study the mani­festation of God's love and wisdom in the works of nature," to "lead them to study that marvelous organism, the human system, and the laws by which it is governed," so that "those who perceive the evidence of God's love, who understand something of the wisdom and beneficence of His laws and the results of obedience, will come to regard their duties and obligations from an altogether different point of view. Instead of looking upon the observ­ance of the laws of health as a matter of sac­rifice or self-denial, they will regard it, as it really is, as an inestimable blessing."

 

2. To cultivate and maintain a strong bond of brotherly fellowship between the gospel ministry and the medical ministry, and to foster the unification and strengthening of their combined efforts.

3. To unite with the gospel ministry in pre­senting the subject of healthful living in a practical, sound, well-balanced, comprehensive manner.

4. To revive an interest in genuine medical missionary work, which we are told is "the gospel in practice," and which "when con­nected with other lines of gospel effort . . . is a most effective instrument by which the ground is prepared for the sowing of the seeds of truth, and the instrument also by which the harvest is reaped."

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