Among the Scandinavians.
By W. B. H.
I ARRIVED there last Thursday, on my way to Sauk Center, and remained with Bro. Charles Lee over Sabbath and Sunday. He has, by the Lord’s help, done a good work there. Last Sabbath, seven souls were buried in baptism. There are now about thirty-three keeping the Sabbath, and they rejoice greatly in the truth. I could not understand their language, but I felt that the Lord’s Spirit was in their meetings. Love seemed to flow from heart to heart, and they did not forget the stranger within their gates. I was traveling, mostly on foot, to Sauk Center, about two hundred miles, to try to do something for the Master. Unknown to me, they raised means to help me on my way. I wish to thank them through the REVIEW, as the meeting had broken up before I knew anything about it. I feel very unworthy of so much kindness. May the Lord bless them a hundred-fold in this world, and in the world to come with eternal life. W. B. H. Litchfield, Minn., Oct. 26, 1873.