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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 5, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 40.

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Colorado Camp-Meeting

By I. H. Evans

In a beautiful grove-park, well shaded and sodded, on the shores of Rocky Mountain Lake, the Colorado Conference held its annual conference and camp-meeting. The attendance of our people was not large, but the outside attendance was most encouraging. The conference business was done with dispatch, and a spirit of unity and co-operation prevailed.
Several of the General Conference brethren spent one or more days at the meeting, rendering valuable help. The last Sabbath was an especially good day for the campers. In the morning service, conducted by Elder C. R. Kite, nearly two hundred responded to the call to seek the Lord.
Special meetings for the young people resulted in many conversions. A number were baptized, and will unite with their home churches. An effort was made to raise funds for foreign missions, and a goodly amount was raised in cash and pledges. Altogether, the Denver meeting was a source of encouragement to the Colorado brethren and sisters.
It surely is most encouraging to see a conference united, and the brethren working together in love and unity. While this continues, the Lord’s work can but prosper. I. H. EVANS.