HEALTH WORK AN ENTERING WEDGE.
By Annie Hemming
ANNIE HEMMING.
(Mount Sterling, Ky.) AFTER the light received last year at the Sanitarium Summer School, I realized that God would expect more of me than before. On arriving in Kentucky, I began canvassing for Good Health, and in this way became acquainted with the people. To procure subscriptions I promised, as an inducement, a health talk every week at Rev. ____’s house, as his wife, after subscribing, gave the use of her parlor till there should be other openings. Later a wealthy resident, to whom I had previously loaned copies of the Signs of the Times, gave the use of a large room. We have met weekly for months, and the class understands simple treatments. This class has given me a standing among the wealthy people, and I have more calls for health visits than I can fill. A few months ago when I was in need of a room, I got discouraged hunting for one. Now that I am known, there are four families who wish me to take rooms on account of the health principles. One family gave up tea, coffee, pork, spices, fried food, and tobacco. The result is a marked improvement in their health. This is a foreign field as regards the third angel’s message. I hope God will put it into7the heart of some one to come here as a self-supporting worker. Three persons are keeping the Sabbath, as a result of Bible work. So we have a small Sabbath-school.