Dedication of the reading room/library at Chapai Nawabganj, East Pakistan, 1969. The Chairman o Indvielse af læsestue/bibliotek i Chapai Nawabganj, Øst Pakistan, 1969. Dansk Santalmissions formand, pastor Axel Thormann (th) og missionær Oluf Eie (tidl. NELC), var netop på besøg og deltog i ceremonien. Læsestuen er indrettet i en del af den store missionærbolig. Unge og ældre kan komme her og læse i den fremlagte litteratur, ligesom evangelisten kan forkynde for dem
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Description
Dedication of the reading room/library at Chapai Nawabganj, East Pakistan, 1969. The Chairman of Danish Santal Mission, Rev. Axel Thormann (right), and former Missionary Oluf Eie (NELC), were just visiting and present on the occasion. The reading room is arranged as a part of the big missionary building. Everybody are invited to come and read the presented Christian literature. And the evangelist can share the gospel message with interested people.
Danmission FOLDER218 Chapai Nawabganj Church Mission Kirke Mission Literature ministry Litteraturarbejde Evangelism Evangelisation Danish Santal Mission Dansk Santalmission Axel Thormann Ledelse Administration Management Administration Oluf Eie NELC Øst Pakistan East Pakistan
Time Period
1969
Place
Asia Bangladesh Øst Pakistan East Pakistan Chapai Nawabganj
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