To the Brethren and Friends in New England

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 9, 1870

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 36, No. 8.

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To the Brethren and Friends in New England.

OUR yearly camp-meeting is soon to be. Shall we permit this feast to pass, and we not share in the benefits to be derived therefrom? The servants of the Lord are coming over a long and tedious road. They are much interested for us. Let us show ourselves interested in the same cause. All Heaven is interested in this glorious movement. Our heavenly Father is for us; who can be against us?
He will come up with us, and manifest himself to us, as he has done before. How much we need the instruction of the tried servants of the Lord. Let us come up with them like Jacob, to wrestle with the Lord, and prevail, and get to ourselves the name of Israel.
The way seems to open in our favor; inducements are held out for all to come that will come. We shall endeavor to make all comfortable who come.
We invite all whose eyes this may meet to bring your friends with you. E. Macomber.