The Oakland Meeting by Editor

International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · May 1, 1884

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 10, No. 17.

The Oakland Meeting.

By Editor

AT the time of closing our paper this meeting is not ended, and we shall not try to give any report of it this week. We will only say that it has been one of the most important and successful meetings ever held in this State. It has involved much labor for the workers, but it has brought a rich blessing. The early morning meetings have been very precious seasons; also the nine o'clock social meetings. Sister White has attended these, and her talks have proved of great interest and benefit. The Bible-readings have occupied a prominent place, and proved highly instructive to all who attended them. The preaching has been pointed, and effective to reach the hearts of the people. It has been a busy season, and we have not been able to prepare some matter which was intended for this paper. We have only words of good cheer to speak as the result of the meeting as a whole. Next week we shall give a quite full report.