Michigan Camp-Meeting

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 6, 1870

Michigan Camp-Meeting.

The committee have unanimously decided upon a location for this meeting. It is to be at Charlotte, about one mile south of the village, in a beautiful grove, on the bank of the Battle Creek stream. It is reported to be a location every way desirable so far as smooth and ample grounds, good shade, abundance and convenience of water both for teams and tent purposes, are concerned. Charlotte is at the junction of the Grand River Valley R. R. running from Jackson to Grand Rapids, and the Peninsular R. R. from Battle Creek to Lansing. This forms a railroad connection with all parts of the State, and makes it of convenient access to brethren from all sections. Let there be a general rally. Michigan has had but little labor this season. The churches and scattered brethren need the benefit of a good camp-meeting. There is to be but one occasion of this kind for us this year. Do not let it pass unimproved. We hope to see as many at this meeting as there would have been at the two meetings taken together if it had been decided to hold two. Those who would attend a meeting, either at Ceresco or at Owosso, can with but a trifle more of trouble and expense, and very many with no more at all, attend the meeting at Charlotte. Do not let any excuse keep you at home. Read all the appeals that have been published urging upon brethren the importance of attending camp-meetings, and apply them to your own cases. Come one, come all.

MICH. CONF. COMMITTEE.