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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Mar 22, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 12.

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Nebraska

By L. Johnson

DANNEBROG.—After stopping a few days at Columbus, where our good institute was in progress, I went to Dannebrog in company with Brother Lindahl. He and his wife have labored there since the early part of October, and while the people generally are satisfied with the condition they are in, yet there are some who gladly hear what the Scriptures say about the time in which we are living.
Sabbath, February 24, nearly all our brethren in that vicinity met at Dannebrog, and a church with ten members was organized. We also celebrated the ordinances of the Lord's house, and had the joy of seeing one sister with us for the first time, whom the Lord Jesus had drawn to him. Another sister who had looked forward to the time when there would be a church in Dannebrog, was not permitted to be with us. She fell asleep in Jesus the same day in the forenoon. We expect soon to have more members added to the church, as some desire to be buried with Christ in baptism.
At present I am at Wolbach. Brother and Sister Lindahl are also here. The believers in this place have not been visited by any of our brethren for over a year, yet they seem to be of good courage in the Lord.
L. JOHNSON.