Brother Dey, a typical Scot and a former inspector of taxes in London, knew how to sort things out at the Swedish office. From March 1926, the Bulletin (now named Our Kingdom Ministry), with service instructions and prepared testimonies, was sent out monthly to all publishers to help them in their work. The country was also divided into territories of more practical size.

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William Dey became overseer of the Society’s new Northern European Office in 1925