Brother T wrote: “In 1955, I was called to come to Portland,  Oregon. Brother Ray, the General Overseer of this organization at that  time, said that he caught a vision and that he felt our need was a Printing  Plant and periodicals in Yoruba language. From that time the Yoruba  paper was printed in Portland and sent to us. Sermons, testimonies, tracts  and other articles were typed out and sent to Portland where they were set  to type and sent to us for proofreading. After this had gone back and forth  for a considerable length of time, Yoruba paper was printed in Portland and  shipped to us. Twenty thousand copies were shipped at each printing.  Tracts were also printed for us in Yoruba. But we also received the Light of  Hope. Sunday school books, Camp meeting teaching booklets and numerous tracts in English were also shipped from Portland’.