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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 20, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 38.

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Camp-Meeting at Takoma Park

A CAMP-MEETING is in progress at Takoma Park, Washington, as we go to press. It was arranged for by the Chesapeake Conference and the District of Columbia. By the Sabbath, about one hundred believers were in attendance from the Chesapeake field, besides some from Virginia, in addition to the Washington friends. The Lord greatly blessed the people. It was realized that if any needed the reviving from the Lord that he is now visiting upon his people everywhere, we here, at the headquarters about Washington, needed it. And it came as we sought it. On the Sabbath as the call was made, not merely for a new consecration, but specifically for the surrender of wrong and the breaking of definite bands that bound the soul, and fully one hundred and fifty in the little camp made the surrender, and all others were refreshed and revived. We thank God for his tender mercies. The interest among the citizens has been good. We hope for a full report of this union camp-meeting later.