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The Georgia Camp-Meeting

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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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The Georgia Camp-Meeting

By J. W. Manns

THE Georgia camp-meeting and the third annual session of the Georgia Conference were held at Savannah, August 28 to September 7. This gathering was the largest of its kind ever held in the State. From the first, there was a good spirit manifested. The attendance from the outside was good, and the blessing of the Lord was present throughout the camp.
All departments of the work made a good growth during the past year. Many important items came up for consideration, which will prove a blessing to the work. The president's report showed an excellent increase in tithes and offerings. Looking at the work from various points, we heartily thank God for the results of the past year's work in this city. As we look back on the past, we see the blessings of the Lord in a marked manner.
We are endeavoring to do all we can to help the people of Savannah to see the truth, as we believe it is soon to lighten the whole earth.
The subject of missions was considered. The Spirit of God was present in the meeting, and wrought a good work in the hearts of the people. Five hundred dollars was pledged for the need of the work in foreign fields. The future of the work in Savannah, among both colored and white, never looked brighter than it does at the present.
J. W. MANNS.