C. H. EDWARDS by C. H. EDWARDS

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 5, 1913

C. H. EDWARDS

By C. H. EDWARDS

By a State Conference President

This Conference bids fair to be the most helpful one we have ever attended. The camp is almost ideal, and the weather has been evidently ordered to suit the time and occasion.

A deep spiritual atmosphere is felt everywhere. All the business transacted so far has been done in perfect harmony. The early morning services are proving a great blessing to our people generally. The evening services also are breathing out a spirit of deep spiritual strength.

The reports from the foreign fields are certainly instructive and inspiring, and show a most remarkable growth in numbers and influence. The ‘eight o’clock’ Bible studies are an inspiration to the congregation. Every subject dealt with thus far has been timely indeed. The great number of reports and statistics seem to be necessary, but if there is to be a sacrifice at all, we feel that the Bible studies and devotional services should take the precedence.

Taken all together, this Conference will prove, we believe, to be the most spiritual and blessed conference we have ever held. From this place will go out into every land a mighty impetus to our work such as we have never seen nor known before.

The motto, “The advent message to all the world in this generation,” will as certainly be realized as God’s people unite with him and the mighty agencies of heaven in doing the allotted work. “Courage and victory” are the watchwords heard everywhere; and success will surely crown every sanctified effort.