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THE EUREKA (CAL.) CAMP-MEETING

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 3, 1901

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 78, No. 36.

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THE EUREKA (CAL.) CAMP-MEETING.

By C. M. Gardner; A. S. Marchus

ACCORDING to appointment, the Eureka local camp-meeting was held August 1-11. We found a very desirable location in the central part of the city, and not only did we have the largest audience of our own people, of any meeting ever held in this part of the State, but from the very beginning a good outside interest was manifested. We were favored with the efficient labors of Elder J. O. Corliss and H. G. Thurston, Prof. J. A. L. Derby, and Brethren P. R. Albrecht and L. C. Osborne. The brethren spoke the word with much freedom, and the Spirit of God was present in a marked manner. Both Sabbaths were exceptionally good days, and many responded to the invitation to seek the Lord. At the conclusion of the meeting nineteen were buried with their Lord in baptism.
In counsel with the brethren, it was thought best to leave the tents standing, and continue meetings for the general public. Although the camp broke up Monday forenoon, and nearly all our people left, the tent has been well filled with attentive hearers every night this week.
Pray for the special manifestation of God's presence and blessing in the work here.
C. M. GARDNER, A. S. MARCHUS.