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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 16, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 42.

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South Carolina Camp-Meeting

By J. W. Manns

The South Carolina camp-meeting and fourth annual conference were held at Columbia, September 4-14. The location of the camp was all that could be desired. One of the encouraging features of the meeting was the splendid attendance on the part of the people of the city at the evening services. An excellent interest had been awakened, before the conference began, by Elder C. G. Manns and the workers associated with him.
In every service we could feel the presence of the Lord. A marked manifestation of the Holy Spirit was seen in the confession and putting away of sins, and in seeking a nearness to God and a reconsecration to his service.
The reports rendered by the various departments for the year were of an encouraging nature. One hundred and sixty dollars was pledged for the need of the work. The outlook seems decidedly favorable for an encouraging ingathering of souls to strengthen the church. Personally, I greatly enjoyed attending the camp-meeting in South Carolina. On the last Sunday of the meeting thirteen were baptized and added to the church. J. W. Manns.