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Camp-Meeting Blessings and Haiti Workers

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 24, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 43.

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Camp-Meeting Blessings and Haiti Workers

The camp-meeting season just closed has been one of blessing to our brethren and sisters throughout the field. From every quarter come reports of the excellent meetings held and of the spiritual seasons of refreshing enjoyed by our brethren and sisters. Writing of the camp-meetings in the Central Union, Elder J. W. Christian, president of the Nebraska Conference, says: “The camp-meeting season is over, and it has been a very fruitful season to all parts of the country, and has meant much to the work in foreign lands. May the Lord continue his blessing upon his people.”
While meeting to arrange for the release of Elder and Mrs. A. F. Prieger for Haiti, the Alabama Conference Committee arranged for his ordination to the gospel ministry; and though Alabama could ill spare these workers, Elder A. L. Miller, the president, writes, “Our prayers go with them.”