Missouri Camp Meeting by J. S. Rouse

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 16, 1915

Missouri Camp Meeting

By J. S. Rouse

THE Missouri Conference has just enjoyed the blessings of another camp meeting, for which we feel very grateful to the Lord.

For three years we had very dry weather in Missouri, with not enough rainfall to mature the crops, and the past year has been one of storm and flood; but through it all God has blessed his people. The first ten months of this year show $2,000 more tithe paid in than was paid during the twelve months of last year. We have had eight tent companies in the field, and 150 have been added to our membership. Our brethren are of good courage. They are putting their trust in God, and are looking for a still greater work to be done next year.

The Spirit of the Lord was present in a marked manner at the camp meeting. At the very beginning of the meeting, a spirit of confession showed itself, and almost all were led by the Spirit of God to reconsecrate themselves to the Lord and his service. The last Sabbath of the meeting ten were baptized. We ask an interest in the prayers of all God's people, that we may have wisdom to carry on his work in a way that he can approve and bless. J. S. Rouse.