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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Oct 19, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 42.

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Oklahoma

By G. F. Haffner

SHATTUCK.—The local camp-meeting at this place is now in the past, but the blessing received during that time is not all in the past. Some impressions were made which will never be forgotten. The last two days of the meeting, Sabbath and Sunday, were specially blessed by the presence of God. On Sabbath afternoon at the young people's meeting the Lord came in, and filled the tabernacle with his converting power. Sinners came forward and cried to God for forgiveness of sin. Others went out and invited those in who knew not God, and hard hearts melted under the influence of the Holy Spirit. About thirty gave themselves to the Lord. On Sunday forty were baptized. The good work was continued, and a few others have taken their stand on the Lord's side. Last Sabbath two were baptized, and five were added to the church.
I can truly say that this was the best camp-meeting I have attended this summer, and I know that all were blessed by the presence of God. May the Lord continue to add to the church daily such as shall be saved. My courage in the Lord is good. The truth shines brighter every day as we near the great day of the Lord. G. F. HAFFNER.