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Letter of 30 July 19461 |
He considers the work of the Cause in Germany of primary
importance; the German believers not only have the fertile field
of their own people’s minds to cultivate, but must, eventually, do
a large part of the teaching work to be carried out in the future in
Central and Eastern Europe. So he is very anxious to have your
affairs running on a smooth administrative basis, and to also have
you receive the necessary literature or means of printing it.
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He was also delighted to hear the Sun of Truth is again being
printed, and that you have been able, in spite of so many handicaps,
to distribute thousands of pamphlets and hold so many
important public meetings.
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Now is certainly the time to carry on the work on an ever-increasing
scale; the hearts have suffered much, and the minds are
grasping for a solution to the terrible problems facing them. The
Cause can surely, in this golden hour of opportunity, make
greater headway than ever before in its history in Europe, and you
may be sure he will do all in his power to assist you in your
labours.
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P.S. The Guardian was very pleased to hear that the former
adherents of Ruth White and Mr. Herrigel’s ideas have expressed
the desire to be enrolled in the Faith, and to work according to the
administrative Order. He recommends that the National
Assembly, by all means, accept them, and assist them to fully
grasp the fundamentals of the Will and Testament.
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I am so glad and grateful to learn of the progress of your activities
and of the success attending your efforts in the service of our beloved
Faith. I feel confident that you will, in the days to come, add fresh
laurels to the crown you have already won in the service of our
beloved Faith. Persevere, and rest assured that I will continue to pray
for you from the depths of my heart.
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1. | to Dr. Hermann Grossmann [ Back To Reference] |