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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 14, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 33.

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Georgia

By J. W. Manns

SAVANNAH.—We are glad to report that the tent effort on the east of the city has met with much success during the past three weeks. An unusual interest has been manifested on the part of the people who live near the tent, and each night our large tent is filled with those who seem glad to know the true way. Last Sunday morning, twenty persons followed the blessed Lord in baptism, and since that time others have accepted the truth, and are willing to do all for Jesus.
Our third annual camp-meeting for the colored people will convene in Savannah, August 28 to September 8. Delegates are expected from Austell, Atlanta, Macon, Brunswick, and Albany. Several tents will be erected on the grounds for the accommodation of the delegates, and for those who wish to camp.
A special effort will be put forth to have strong preachers from other fields to add to our present force in the presentation of truth adapted to the occasion. We extend a cordial invitation to all our brethren and sisters to attend this meeting. If your faith is strong in God, and in the soon triumph of this message, you should come; your presence is needed.
A commodious dining-tent will be conducted on the grounds. Thus all can be speedily served, and with as great a degree of economy as the individual may desire. Meals at fifteen cents each will be served. Delegates and all visiting brethren who expect to be supplied with tents or rooms, should write me at once. Pray for us, that the blessing of God may bring great progress in this field the coming year. J. W. MANNS.