Sun River (Mont.) Camp-Meeting

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Aug 10, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 32.

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Sun River (Mont.) Camp-Meeting

This meeting was held July 6-16. About sixty-seven of our people were camped on the ground, and they received much of the Lord's blessing.
As the searching truths for our time were presented, the Spirit did his appointed work of sending conviction to all hearts. Some were convicted of unfaithfulness in health reform, while others had been robbing God in tithes and offerings; but as confessions were made, the Lord gave freedom and joy where there had been condemnation.
The coming of Christ in this generation, also the necessity of a fully surrendered life in order to work for him and be ready when he comes, were themes dwelt upon throughout the meeting. All present seemed to receive these truths, and as a result much joy, peace, and fellowship were in the camp.
The outside interest seemed quite good, and several have already said they would keep the Sabbath. Fourteen were baptized during the meeting, ten of whom were young people from Sabbath-keeping families.
Elder and Mrs. Gosmer remained to continue the work for the outside people. They expect to be joined by Brother D. H. Hanson, of Missoula, in a few days, as Elder Iverson has already left the tent to prepare to go to Utah, his new field of labor.
J. A. HOLBROOK.