J. C. RAFT by J. C. Raft

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 7, 1907

J. C. RAFT

By J. C. Raft

Denmark

I FEEL sure that you will be glad to hear from our small country of Denmark. The Lord is good to us, and we are of good courage. We all have as much as we can do, and the prospects for most of us are encouraging. Brethren Christiansen and Hansen are having fairly good interest in their meetings. Brother Muderspach is having an especially good interest at Aalborg. The house has a seating capacity of two hundred, yet many leave for want of room. We have now rented a larger hall. The audiences have been very attentive, and the Spirit of God is moving upon hearts. Last Sunday night we had about one thousand in attendance. The town is stirred, and the people are flocking in, praise the Lord!

PRIVATE HOUSE ON BEESTON STREET, WHERE VISITING BRETHREN WERE STAYING

Here in Randers the work is going nicely. I have rented the hall where we had our annual meeting last summer, and am holding three meetings a week. Sundays there are about three hundred in attendance, and the other two evenings from one hundred and fifty to two hundred. I have never spoken to more attentive hearers, and I have never experienced more of God's blessing.

The canvassing work is also going well—quite a little ahead of what it was last year. Some of our canvassers are now leaving for the mission school at Nyhyttan; but others are entering the ranks. The prospects are good. As for the Nyhyttan school, everything promises well, as far as Denmark is concerned.