Among the Danes by John F. Hanson

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 1, 1874

Among the Danes.

By John F. Hanson

SINCE camp-meeting, I have labored for God among my own nationality with some success. Labored with the church at home, from the 10th to the 30th of June. Four added to the church by baptism. By invitation I then went to Makoketa, Iowa, where four had come out on the Sabbath by reading. Two more became interested. From there I went to Nodaway Co., Mo., fifteen miles from the Iowa line, where some were keeping the Sabbath. Five were baptized and added to the church at Crescent City, Iowa, and from the 28th of July until the present, I have been laboring in Fremont and adjacent country. The Lord has blessed my labors, and nine are now keeping the commandments of God, and others are interested. Sold thirteen dollars' worth of books, and obtained eight subscribers for Advent Tidende. May the Lord bless these dear souls.

I now leave to attend the quarterly meetings at Crescent City and Elkhorn, Iowa. I shall then return, the Lord willing, to follow up the interest in this vicinity and other places as the Lord may direct. Brethren, remember the cause in the Danish.

JOHN F. HANSON.