JAMES WHITE by James White

The Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 20, 1868

JAMES WHITE

By James White

Camp-meeting.

THE three Camp-meetings held the present autumn in Michigan, Illinois, and Iowa, have far exceeded our expectations, as to numbers in attendance, general interest, and amount of good accomplished. These meetings gave an opportunity to speak to very large congregations upon subjects connected with the present truth, and to speak to our people upon our present position, and duty at this time. Of the general interest in these meetings others have reported, and will report.

At these meetings I sold and gave about two tons of our publications, and was not able, by considerable, to supply the demand for Life Incidents, and the two tracts, Law and Gospel, and God's Memorial.

I have transacted a large amount of business at these meetings, and, without doubt, have made mistakes, which I shall be glad to correct, if friends who may notice them will point them out. I have trusted a large amount to various persons, and wish to say to them that I am building in Battle Creek, and need all that is due me, and hope to receive it as soon as it can be consistently paid. Address me at Battle Creek.

The friends are doing nobly to assist me to circulate Life Incidents, and other small works. Up to this date, I have given, at the lowest rates, $237.29 worth.