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Camp-Meeting in Ohio

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Oct 20, 1874

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 44, No. 17.

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Camp-Meeting in Ohio.

By Jos. Clarke

It is not my province to report this meeting; but as one who was much strengthened and encouraged by it, I would say that it was a very interesting and profitable occasion.
The living testimony, from the messengers, sent by our kind and merciful Heavenly Father to us, was received with much gratitude, and holy joy. The course of lectures given by our faithful brother, E. B. Lane, during the last winter and spring, in this vicinity, prepared the way for a great work, as prejudice had been in a great measure dispelled from the popular mind, and Bro. and sister White and others were listened to with much interest. The labors of Bro. and sister White are appreciated, and the labors of all who co-operated with them were also with power and light. May God bless them all, and speed them on this great and important work.
The camp-meetings, when conducted as S. D. Adventists conduct them, are indeed a good and noble enterprise. Each year, they seem more and more useful and heavenly in their influence. Jos. Clarke.