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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 23, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 12.

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Christiania, Norway

By F. M. LUND

F. M. LUND
THE REVIEW is received regularly, and has been a blessing to me and my fellow workers in the printing-office. Last year when I received the Missions number, I read aloud from its interesting pages every day for a long time in the office. After a little while the machine foreman went out canvassing. A few weeks passed, and a lady compositor followed in the printer’s steps. Yet a few weeks, and my business manager went to the mission school at Skodsborg. Thus you see that the missionary spirit is catching. Of course, it has caused some difficulty to keep the office running with so much inexperienced help; but if I had more workers to send out into the vineyard, I would willingly let them go. I am glad to say that another lady compositor has recently asked for baptism.
Longing to do more personal work for the Lord, I advertised recently in one of the newspapers to help people in religious matters. I received several letters, and a most interesting correspondence followed. Some have come to our home for Bible readings, and I have visited others in their homes, pointing out the truth to them. This work gives me new strength and courage, and I hope some of these dear souls may accept the message of truth for this last generation.