Her Humble Ministry

Her Humble Ministry
Still captured in David S. Hulfish's Cyclopedia of Motion-Picture Work
Directed by	Harry Solter
Produced by	Siegmund Lubin
Starring	Florence Lawrence Spottiswoode Aitken Ethel Elder Arthur V. Johnson Albert McGovern
Production company	Lubin Manufacturing Company
Release date	May 18, 1911 (1911-05-18)
Running time	1,000 feet
Country	United States

Her Humble Ministry is a 1911 silent, short drama film directed by Harry Solter for the Lubin Manufacturing Company. The film follows a young woman (Florence Lawrence), who lives in the slums with her corrupt parents. She is taken from the custody of her parents into a reform school, where a group of nuns successfully rehabilitate her. She is eventually able to reform a duo of former convicts the same, one of whom (Arthur V. Johnson) wins her love.

Lawrence and Johnson, usually cast as quarreling lovers, star in this romantic drama film in which Lawrence's character becomes an authority. This character has been cited as a deviation for Lawrence's roles in Lublin productions. The film was released on May 18, 1911, to positive critical reception. It is now likely lost.