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London, late September 1934.
We can only guess when this undated sermon might have been given from its mention of Bonhoeffer's visit to his friend Jean Lasserre. The two had met in 1930 while both were on scholarships at Union Seminary in New York and had shared deep theological discussions. Lasserre was pastor of a poor working-class congregation in Bruay-en-Artois, northern France, an area that had suffered greatly during and after World War I. He also engaged in street evangelism, in which Bonhoeffer had participated with him during his three-day visit.