Kentucky by C. F. McVAGH

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 16, 1909

Kentucky

By C. F. McVAGH

One of the best camp-meetings I ever attended was that at Louisville, August 19-29. In connection with it was held the second annual session of the Kentucky Conference. The meeting was small, but considering the size of the conference, the attendance of Sabbath-keepers was good, about twenty of whom testified that this was their first Seventh-day Adventist camp-meeting. The new family tents, neatly pitched in a good part of the city, made a pleasing appearance; and from the first, the power and blessing of God were manifest in all the meetings. Revival and consecration services, in which nearly all present took part, were held on both Sabbaths of the meeting. The people of Kentucky are of good courage, and the work is onward.

Aside from the regular conference laborers, there were present, for a whole or part of the time, Elder J. W. Christian, Dr. W. A. George, Professor Van-Kirk, Brethren A. F. Harrison and R. Hook, Jr., and the writer. Elder A. O. Burrill was re-elected president, Mrs. Clara Russell secretary and treasurer, Miss Dollie Callender Sabbath-school secretary, and C. F. Dart field secretary. Elder E. G. Hayes is following up the work in Louisville. C. F. McVAGH.