Workers of West Nordic Union Meet

THE West Nordic Union embraces the territories of Denmark, Norway, the Faeroe Islands and Greenland. It is always a pleasure to visit this interesting field. . .

-Former Ministerial Association Secretary, Northern European Division

THE West Nordic Union embraces the territories of Denmark, Norway, the Faeroe Islands and Greenland. It is always a pleasure to visit this interesting field.

Just recently we have concluded union session meetings followed by workers' meetings at our beautifully appointed Norwegian Junior College on the edge of one of Norway's lovely fjords.

Theodore Carcich and A. C. Fearing from the General Conference were especially appreciated as they brought fresh inspiration to the working force. Other visitors were K. F. Wright, division evangelist, J. F. Coltheart, division Ministerial secretary, and B. B. Beach, division educational secretary.

A wonderful spirit of dedication was evident among the workers, and there was a great determination to push ahead with zeal and courage to see greater triumphs for the gospel in these Nordic lands.

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-Former Ministerial Association Secretary, Northern European Division

November 1971

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