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The Lutheran Pioneer St. Louis — 1924, Sheet 44

Concordia Seminary Library, St. Louis (scholar.csl.edu/lutheran_pioneer/46)

Transcription machine transcription, uncorrected

On the Way to Church.
This whole “load” joined.

Congregation at Kings Landing on Easter Day.

The Lutheran Pioneer.

The picture of the little baby is that of our
youngest member at this youngest mission-station.

The picture of the people in the wagon was
taken just before they reached the house in which
services are conducted. All joined.

"An Aged “Uncle” and Professor Lehman.
The little boy attends our, Pine Hill school.

The very large group shows the number of
people present at our service at Kings Landing on
Easter.

Kind reader, pray the Lord of the harvest that
‘He lead many more ignorant and dying sinners at
Kings Landing to a saving knowledge of their
Redeemer.

2. Pine Hill.

In the picture you see an old “uncle,” born
before the Civil War.. Also a little Colored boy who
attends our school at Pine Hill. Between them

Congregation at Pine Hill.

stands Professor Lehman, who is assisting Pastor
Montgomery in the work at Pine Hill and Nyland.

We would like to call the attention of our
friends to the cabin immediately in the background.
Here services are held. That little place is a dis-
grace to our dear Lutheran Church. We had the
pleasure of preaching to the congregation shown

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