The New Jersey Camp-Meeting by B. F. Kneeland

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 10, 1911

The New Jersey Camp-Meeting

By B. F. Kneeland

THE annual camp-meeting of the New Jersey Seventh-day Adventist Conference will be held at Hamilton and Fairmount avenues, Villa Park, Trenton, N. J., Sept. 7-17, 1911. The grounds are easily accessible, as the Hamilton Avenue cars and the New Brunswick trolley run directly to the camp-ground.

We are promised the help of Elder A. G. Daniells, Prof. H. R. Salisbury, and other excellent laborers from the General and Columbia Union conferences. We especially urge a full attendance of our people at this meeting. The forces of evil and rebellion against God’s commandments are daily gathering fresh strength, and massing for the final struggle. Now is the time when we must arouse for a decided forward movement. The Testimonies say: “It is important that the members of our churches should attend our camp-meetings.” “Strengthen the meeting all you can by being present with your families. Put forth extra exertion to attend the gathering of God’s people. . . . You can not afford to lose one such privilege.”

Tents will rent at the following prices: 10 x 14, $2.75; 12 x 16, $3.25. Orders for tents, furniture, or rooms, must be sent to the conference office at once, 1635 South Broad St., Trenton, N. J., as we shall secure only what are ordered. Charges will be made as low as possible.

This is the most important meeting ever held in the State. The destiny of some soul may be decided by your attitude toward it. Will you not pray daily that the Lord will make this meeting a special season of spiritual refreshment, and that many will be converted to God?

B. F. KNEELAND, President.