Annual Camp-Meetings in Wisconsin by C. McReynolds

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 7, 1906

Annual Camp-Meetings in Wisconsin.

By C. McReynolds

THE annual camp-meeting and conference, with the meetings of the various organizations and societies auxiliary to the conference, will be held on the fair-grounds in the city of Stevens Point, Wis., beginning August 22 and closing September 3.

We give notice thus early that all of our people in the State may begin to prepare to attend. This is one of the most central points that could be found where accommodations necessary for such a large meeting, could be secured. The grounds with buildings are granted us free of charge, and are all that could be desired.

A company of workers will enter the city immediately, and spend the time in earnest work, preparing the minds of the people to hear the last message of warning. We look for much results from this effort.

There will also be a local camp-meeting held in the city of Milwaukee, June 27 to July 2, for those speaking the Scandinavian language. Elder L. H. Christian with assistant workers is carrying forward the work in Milwaukee. Some twelve or more good, substantial Danish-Norwegian people have accepted the third angel's message and became obedient to the faith, and a number more are deeply interested. There will be a good number of our Scandinavian people attend this meeting from Chicago; several will come from across Lake Michigan, and it is expected that our Scandinavian brethren and sisters in Wisconsin will make an especial effort to attend this gathering.

Elder Christian will be assisted by other able help in that language, and we believe this will be a meeting of vital importance to the work in these languages. Everything will be done that can be, to make the meeting a success. C. McREYNOLDS, President.