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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Nov 24, 1910

U. AUGSBOURGER

By U. Augsbourger

ALGERIA.— One great division of the city of Algiers is given over to the Arabs, the disciples of Mohammed, while the rest of the city is inhabited by Jews and Europeans. All live far from God, in sin, error, and indifference. In the presence of the immensity of the task before us, we recognize each day more and more our unfitness and incapacity. We would cry out to you most earnestly, Come over to this land, and help us. All the members of the group of believers in Algeria are of good courage. Pray daily for us, that, like Nehemiah and his people, we may rise up in this place, and build the house of the Lord.