Those who have a little time and those who are blessed by Providence, who can leave their country and go to another country, must consider this: that at this time we need workers of the Cause more than we have ever needed them before. There are so many cities and so many countries where interest is growing, where there is great demand and where there is such a great need for someone to further the Cause. And what is lacking? The person is lacking, the person who should go there and stay and do the work. In the United States there is such a great need of workers. If we had two hundred workers just now to begin in the United States, they could easily have a wide scope of work, each of them. In Germany it has just begun; it requires so much help and so much work to be done. And it is without workers that the work in Munich is suffering. If one of the old workers had stayed in Munich for some time there could have been great progress made. There are places in Switzerland and in Scandinavia where it has just begun. It greatly needs the help of mureeds who can go there and work and further the Cause.