An Urgent Call

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Pacific Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Oakland, California · Jan 9, 1879

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 5, No. 2.

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An Urgent Call.

THE following is the translation of a German postal card received at this Office from Lone Tree, Bon Homme County, Dakota :—
BELOVED BRETHREN IN THE LORD: If it be possible, send to Dakota a German preacher, for here the German nationality is well represented, and we wish to become better acquainted with your views. It is our sincere wish that a German should come here, with whom we could converse in our own language. There are a few Americans here with whom we are acquainted ; but having but a limited knowledge of the English, we cannot converse with them as freely as we should like to. To-morrow, Sabbath, we shall visit Bro.——. Bro. Eldor, and Bro. H. Bullen from Sweden, were here last Sabbath. We are here a company of four who keep the Sabbath ; and on Beautiful River are twenty more, and in Alewed four more, who also keep the Sabbath. And we hope the Lord will turn many more hearts to a knowledge of the truth. We should be pleased to receive a visit from a German S. D. Adventist preacher.
Your brother in the Lord. Dec. 10, 1878.