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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 31, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 22.

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J. M. ERIKSON

By J. M. Erikson

Sweden

THE work in Sweden is onward. I had the privilege of organizing two new churches last year, one of fourteen members in Solvesborg, and one of seventeen members in Karlshamn. A year ago there was not a single believer in either of these places. I have also had the pleasure of seeing four of my children converted, baptized, and united with the church.
Brother B. Anderson has organized a church with fifteen members in Smaland. We expect to have two tents in new fields this summer, and hope to be able to raise up two more churches.
In Stockholm, where Brother O. Nelson has been laboring during the winter, there has been a good interest, and several have taken their stand for the truth.
Our finances have never been better. The increase in tithe over last year has been marked, and the prospect for the future is hopeful.

J. M. ERIKSON

Slandgatan 7, Karlshamn, Sweden.