p. 148 | THE SWEDISH WORK

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Nov 7, 1878

THE SWEDISH WORK.

We do not present the following resolution in relation to the Swedish work, as a part of the doings of the General Conference, for the Conference adjourned before there was opportunity to hand it in. But it was prepared by Bro. A. Swedberg for the purpose of coming before that body, and had it been introduced it would have been unanimously adopted. The brethren will therefore please regard it as entitled to all the importance they would have attached to it had it appeared as a part of the Conference minutes.

“Whereas, The SVENSK ADVENT HAROLD is as yet the principal means by which the truth is spread among the Swedes, and

“Whereas, There are as yet only a few workers among the Swedes, and the circulation of the HAROLD is low and hence its influence limited, therefore

“Resolved, That we earnestly invite not only our Swedish brethren, but also our Danish, Norwegian, and American brethren who come in contact with Swedes, to take hold and give the Swedish cause a lift by soliciting subscriptions for the HAROLD, and in otherwise aiding the spread of the truth among the Swedes.”