A member of that church in conversation about Sister More’s leaving as she did, has since said in substance: “No one feels like taking the responsibility of such cases now. Brother White always took the charge of them.” Yes, he did. He would take them to his own house till every chair and bed was full, then he would go to his brethren and have them take those whom he could not. If they needed means, he would give to them and invite others to follow his example. There must be men in Battle Creek to do as he has done, or the curse of God will follow that church. Not one man only, there are fifty there who can do, more or less, as he has done. {1T 677.2}

Et medlem i den menighed har i samtale om søster Mores måde at gå bort på sagt hovedsagligt: "Ingen føler ansvaret på sig for sådanne sager nu. Bror White tager sig altid af dem." Ja, det gjorde han. Han ville tage dem ind i sit eget hjem indtil enhver divan og seng var fuld, derefter vil han tage til sine brødre og havde, dem til at tage dem som han ikke kunne tage. Hvis de mangler midler, vil han give dem og indbyde andre til at følge hans eksempel. Der måtte være mennesker i Battle Creek til at gøre som han, ellers vil Guds forbandelse følge menigheden. Ikke et menneske ud af halvtreds kan udrette mere, som han har udrettet.