Closing Address of the President

Doris Orme
October 31 -- November 2, 1970
Second European Conference
Essen, West Germany

International Witnessing Ketwigstrasse -- A Cloud of Witnessers

In closing I would like to say a few words. First of all I thank the Heavenly Father for the honor future. It may be a sign to you that we have come to the conclusion that we have decided to meet once every two months.

To unify something we have to have something to unify. In order to build a strong Europe we need strong families. Quite a number of Europeans have been to Korea and Japan and learnt many things. Whatever they learnt there, let it not remain there but put it into practice.

It is an undeniable fact that the Japanese Family is much stronger than all of the Families in Europe put together. Without doubt it is the absolute co-operation that Mr. Kuboki has from his members. Do not go your own individual way. I do not know whether you have heard this before but almost the entire Japanese Family fell away except 100 members when Mr. Nishikawa left Japan. This was only five years ago. But this 100 people have built up something behind which we all could hide! If it is possible in Japan, it must be possible in Europe. Let us all co-operate to reach this goal.