Preparation for the General Conference

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · May 1, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 18.

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Preparation for the General Conference

ACTIVE work has been going forward on the Seminary grounds during the last few days in preparation for the coming General Conference. At this writing, April 24, nearly three hundred tents have been pitched. A temporary wooden structure for the culinary department has been erected, and the ground prepared for the pitching of the large dining-tent. Everything bids fair to be in full readiness for the opening of the meeting. May God grant that the most needful preparation of all may not be neglected,—the necessary preparation of heart on the part of his people for the reception of heaven’s blessing. The coming Conference will be the most important gathering ever held by this people. That the Lord may direct in the consideration of the varied and important questions that will be brought before it, and above all that he may clothe his ministering servants with his Spirit and power, should be the prayer of every reader.