The next large assembly was held in Oslo on June 20-22, 1947. Brothers Knorr and Henschel were visiting to see how the work was going and gave several talks at this assembly. It was the largest convention in Norway up to that time. Forty were baptized and 1,446 attended Brother Knorr’s public talk “The Joy of All the People.”

For the “Clean Worship” Assembly held at Lillehammer on September 21-23, 1951, the attendance broke all previous records for a single assembly as 2,391 heard Brother Knorr give the public talk, “Will Religion Meet the World Crisis?” Eighty-nine persons were baptized at this assembly.

We were happy to enjoy the fellowship of our Danish brothers at the “Word of Truth” Assembly in Oslo, June 17-20, 1965. The assembly was held at Ullevål Stadium, and a large area outside the city was used as a camp for trailers and tents.

Among the highlights of the assembly was the baptism Friday morning, when 199 symbolized their dedication​—the highest number so far being baptized at any assembly in Norway. Brother Knorr’s public talk, “World Government on the Shoulder of the Prince of Peace,” was attended by 12,332.