# The Lutheran Pioneer_St. Louis_1931_S122
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

tsans, La., May 24.
titended the jubilee service had already gone home.

THE LUTHERAN PIONEER.

Charlotte, N. C. — Rey. C. J. Malloy was united
in marriage with a young lady from Gastonia, N. C.
May God’s blessing rest upon this union!

A Letter from Africa. — In British Nigeria
there are a number of native Christians who are
begging us to come over to help them. They have
been served by a British mission, but have had sad
experiences and wish us to serve them. A young
man from Nigeria is at this time attending our

. college at Greensboro with the intention of pre-
paring himself for work among his native brethren.
The letter mentions this young man. We give the
letter just as it was received, without any correc-
tions. We are sure that our readers will agree with
us in saying that these native Africans are showing
a remarkably good knowledge of English. We copy
the letter from the Fastern Field Bulletin: “Dear
Sir. We are exceedingly please forwarding you this

(See July number of PIONEER.)

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a few lines. Asking about your coming or when
shall you send somebody to come over to Ibesikpo?
We are patiently waiting for your coming over to
Ibesikpo. To take up the work which we are un-
able to do it to-day. To preach to us pure gospel
of Heaven. Take for granted that we are tired for
your wasting time to come, so therefore we praise
earnestly to send somebody to Ibesikpo as soon as.
our letter is on your hand. We wrote to you first
time that we are anxious to get you in Ibesikpo
countries. Now we are ready to here from you,
your opinion in this matter. We are waiting for
your immediate arrival to do God’s work among us.
Nothing can distroy God’s work so far He liveth
with us. Now Ibesikpo are preparing to send their
children to Lutheran School. Ibesikpo people will
accept the gospel of Heaven. Ibesikpo people want
to have Lutheran Mission in Ibesikpo country.