DANNEBROG by H. R. Johnson

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 19, 1900

DANNEBROG

By H. R. Johnson

The local camp-meeting at Dannebrog was held, according to appointment, in a beautiful grove in a small park. The surroundings were all that could be desired for such an occasion. About one hundred and fifty of our people were in attendance. The laborers were Elders Nelson, Boynton, and Johnson, Brother A. C. Anderson, and the writer.

Services were held daily in the English and Danish languages. Quite a number of the villagers attended the preaching services. The practical, doctrinal truths for this generation made a deep impression on the minds of those present. After the close of the meeting it was reported that the little village was much stirred over the truths presented. It seemed that special help was given in presenting the Word. The truth was made clearer and more impressive by God's Holy Spirit, and our people were much strengthened. The Sabbath was indeed a blessed day. The hearts of old and young were searched and cleansed by the Spirit of truth. Nine persons were baptized.

H. R. JOHNSON.