Lowell Johnson

Johnson (right) with his wife Edith.

Lowell Johnson was an American pioneer to South Africa and author. Mr Johnson arrived in South Africa in 1956 and passed away in 2012. The Universal House of Justice wrote upon learning of his death:

We were grieved to learn of the passing of dearly loved Lowell Johnson. His nearly six decades of service as a stalwart promoter of the Cause throughout southern Africa are remembered with deep appreciation. His dedication to the Cause of God, devotion to the Covenant, love of Africa and its peoples, enthusiasm for teaching, more than thirty years of membership on your National Spiritual Assembly, and extensive efforts to document the history of the early years of the Faith in the region, are enduring testament to a life of consecrated service. Rest assured of our ardent supplications at the Sacred Threshold for the progress of his noble soul throughout the heavenly realms. Your National Assembly is advised to call for memorial gatherings in his honour throughout South Africa.

The Universal House of Justice

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