Miss Ellis's Mission

Miss Ellis's Mission is a biographical sketch written in the late 19th century by Mary P. Wells Smith, focusing on the life of Sallie Ellis (1835-1885). Despite facing personal challenges such as illness and deafness, Ellis dedicated herself to humanitarian efforts within the Unitarian Church, particularly through the Post Office Mission. The narrative highlights her resilience, commitment to her faith, and significant contributions to social outreach, showcasing her inspiring journey from a privileged upbringing to a life of service.