EGW Books
〉 Welfare Ministry
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   Foreword ( 9 )
Section 1—The Divine Philosophy of Suffering and Poverty ( 13 )
   Chapter 1—Why Poverty and Distress? ( 15 )
   Chapter 2—Christ’s Sympathy for Suffering Humanity ( 23 )
Section 2—God’s Program for His Church ( 27 )
   Chapter 3—Isaiah 58—A Divine Prescription ( 29 )
   Chapter 4—This is Pure Religion ( 35 )
   Chapter 5—The Parable of the Good Samaritan ( 42 )
Section 3—The New Testament Pattern ( 51 )
   Chapter 6—Our Example in Welfare Ministry ( 53 )
   Chapter 7—Visitation—The New Testament Plan ( 59 )
   Chapter 8—Dorcas—Her Ministry and its Influence ( 66 )
Section 4—Neighborhood Evangelism ( 69 )
   Chapter 9—Types of Work in Neighborhood Evangelism ( 71 )
   Chapter 10—Kindness the Key to Hearts ( 81 )
   Chapter 11—How to Visit and What to Do ( 87 )
   Chapter 12—The Effectiveness of Visitation Evangelism ( 97 )
   Chapter 13—Organizing the Church for Welfare Ministry ( 105 )
Section 5—Relieving Suffering Humanity ( 115 )
   Chapter 14—In the Footsteps of the Master ( 117 )
   Chapter 15—Medical Ministry in the Homes ( 125 )
   Chapter 16—Preparing for Last-Day Crises and Disasters ( 134 )
Section 6—The Dorcas Movement in the Church ( 141 )
   Chapter 17—Women Called to the Work ( 143 )
   Chapter 18—Qualifications of Women for Service ( 149 )
   Chapter 19—The Influence of Christian Women ( 157 )
Section 7—The Poor ( 167 )
   Chapter 20—Ministry to the Poor ( 169 )
   Chapter 21—The Poor in the Church ( 178 )
   Chapter 22—The Poor of the World ( 188 )
   Chapter 23—Helping the Poor to Help Themselves ( 194 )
   Chapter 24—Poor to Exercise Benevolence ( 203 )
Section 8—The Unfortunate ( 207 )
   Chapter 25—Our Duty to the Unfortunate ( 209 )
   Chapter 26—Help and Encouragement for Widows ( 214 )
   Chapter 27—The Care of Orphans ( 220 )
   Chapter 28—Adopting Children ( 232 )
   Chapter 29—The Care of the Aged ( 237 )
   Chapter 30—Our Responsibility to the Blind ( 239 )
Section 9—The Outcasts ( 243 )
   Chapter 31—Working for Outcasts ( 245 )
   Chapter 32—Cautions Sounded ( 253 )
   Chapter 33—The Call for a Balanced Work ( 256 )
Section 10—Financial Resources for Welfare Work ( 261 )
   Chapter 34—Our Individual Responsibility ( 263 )
   Chapter 35—Releasing the Streams of Benevolence ( 268 )
   Chapter 36—Specific Funds for Welfare Work ( 272 )
   Chapter 37—The Wealth of the Gentiles ( 277 )
   Chapter 38—Food Sales ( 284 )
   Chapter 39—Forbidden Money-Raising Methods ( 289 )
Section 11—The Fruitage of Welfare Ministry ( 293 )
   Chapter 40—The Influence of Neighborhood Ministry ( 295 )
   Chapter 41—Reflex Blessings ( 301 )
   Chapter 42—The Present and Eternal Rewards ( 311 )
   Appendix ( 321 )
     Personal Experiences of Ellen G. White as a Welfare Worker ( 321 )
     Ellen G. White in Practical Dorcas Work ( 322 )
     Welfare Ministry Through the Years ( 325 )
     Pioneering in Australia ( 327 )
     Mrs. White Retained Broad Sympathies Throughout Life ( 338 )
     A Letter to Fatherless Children ( 340 )