Western Washington Conference and Camp Meeting by L. Johnson

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 30, 1914

Western Washington Conference and Camp Meeting

By L. Johnson

THIS conference and camp meeting will be held in Auburn, Wash., on the same ground as last year, Aug. 20-30, 1914. All should make an earnest endeavor to arrange matters so as to attend this important meeting. The General Conference, the North American Division Conference, and the North Pacific Union Conference have promised to send us good, strong laborers. The instruction given will be very important. None can afford to remain away.

There should be a full delegation of our brethren at this conference. Each church is entitled to one delegate without regard to membership, and to one additional delegate for every fifteen members. Delegates should be appointed as soon as convenient, and their names reported to the conference secretary. Blanks for the purpose are sent to all the churches.

The grounds are good, better than last year. There will be plenty of shade and nice grass. We expect a large meeting. If possible, come before the meeting begins and stay until the close.

Every day will bring to each one new instruction, new experiences, and new blessings. Let all who can, plan to bring their friends and neighbors with them; and let us pray for the conversion of every one who attends, old or young.

L. JOHNSON.