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Svenska: Mission i Zululand spreds av läkare.
En flod var gränslinje mellan den svarta befolkningen och Hans Schröders norska missionsstation i sydafrikanska Zululand på 1800-talet. År 1840 angreps infödingarna av en svår sjukdom. "Hövdingen" måste för att bemästra situationen inkalla den vite doktorn från andra sidan vattnet. Så spred sig missionen i Zululand. Det var den sydafrikanske väckelsepredikanten Nicholas Bhengu, själv uppfostrad i missionsskolan, som berättade historien inför fredagskvällens tältmöte i Rålambshovsparken i Filadelfiarörelsens regi. Tre herrar satt uppe på Filadelfiaförsamlingens kansli på fredagseftermiddagen. Pastor Lewi Pethrus hade nämligen fått ännu en gäst förutom pastor Bhengu, föreståndaren för Filadelfiaförsamlingen i Chicago, Josef Mattson. "Pastor Bhengu är välkänd i hela Sydafrika" upplyste pastor Mattson. Den mörkhyade gästen var en anspråkslös man som vred sina svarta händer och vägrade att uttala sig om rasproblemen i hemlandet. Men när det gällde att berätta om sin religiösa rörelse strålade han upp i ett vitt leende.
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