North Carolina Camp-Meeting by K. C. Russell

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 18, 1906

North Carolina Camp-Meeting

By K. C. Russell

This meeting was held in the pretty little town of Highpoint, N. C., which is located on the main line of the Southern Railroad, between Washington, D. C., and Atlanta, Ga. The ride from Knoxville, Tenn., to Highpoint, N. C., is a most delightful one, as the route is very picturesque, running as it does through the valleys and around the hills of North Carolina. I reached Highpoint on Sunday afternoon. A large audience from the town had assembled for the regular afternoon service. It had been announced that I was to preach, and it was indeed a satisfaction to speak to such a large and interested audience on the signs of the times.

I had the privilege of addressing the

people five times during my brief stay, speaking upon the Signs of the Times, The Image of the Beast, Spirit of Prophecy, The Work of the Religious Liberty Department, and Foreign Missions. I was gratified to learn that the Lord had been greatly blessing the work in this conference under the administration of Elder J. H. Jeys and his faithful corps of workers. We believe that the work in this conference is now so thoroughly established that its progress will be much greater in the future.

K. C. RUSSELL.