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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 20, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 25.

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Chesapeake Camp-Meeting

By John F. Jones

The churches in the Chesapeake Conference have for several years been inquiring if we were ever going to have another camp-meeting. The question can be satisfactorily answered. The grounds have been secured. The arrangements are fast being completed. Orders for tents are coming in. The prospects for a real spiritual feast were never brighter.
Now, the important question is, Are you going to attend? You can not afford to let this opportunity pass by. This is not the time to let money considerations keep you away. This may be your last camp-meeting.
The location of the camp-ground is delightful. There is an abundance of good water. Meals will be furnished at a reasonable price, and there will be a grocery tent, well stocked with supplies; in fact, every preparation is being made to make this the best camp-meeting the members of the conference have ever attended. A five-cent car fare will place you at almost any point in Baltimore.
Come, brethren and sisters; come, filled with the Spirit, and enjoy the feast of good things the Lord has in store for you.
JOHN F. JONES.