Ontario Camp-Meeting by G. B. Thompson

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jun 2, 1904

Ontario Camp-Meeting

By G. B. Thompson

THE annual conference and camp-meeting of the Ontario Conference will be held in London, June 16-26. The free use of Queen’s Park, a most convenient and desirable location, has been granted us. The park is located at the edge of the city, and is reached by street-cars from all parts of the city, making it accessible to all. London is also a central place for all our people, and we hope to see a large attendance. The railroads have granted us the usual reduction on the certificate plan. Be sure to secure a certificate when you purchase your ticket, otherwise you will have to pay full return fare.

We have secured the promise of good help for our meeting. Elders I. H. Evans and A. O. Burrill, who are well known to most of our people, expect to come at the beginning of the meeting, and remain till the close. Dr. Patience S. Bourdeau, one of our lady physicians, will also be present a portion of the time, and give instruction especially along medical lines. Brethren Thurston and Hartwell, of the Canadian Union Conference, will also be with us, in addition to our own laborers. I am sure the instruction which will be given during this meeting will be such that none can afford to miss it, and a special effort should be put forth by all to be present. Bring the youth, and the children also, as meetings will be held daily for their benefit.

The strongest exhortation that can be given to attend the meeting is the solemnity of the hour in which we live. Study this, and act accordingly. If all do this, our desires in this matter will be realized. G. B. THOMPSON.