OHIO CAMP-MEETING by H. A. St. John

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 24, 1876

OHIO CAMP-MEETING.

By H. A. St. John

The last of this series of meetings was held under the large pavilion, on Tuesday night, Aug. 14. The attendance was fully as large as at any previous evening meeting, excepting Sunday night. Bro. and Sr. White and Bro. U. Smith will report the meetings up to this time, but as they left us before the last, it only remains for us to report the close.

The writer spoke to the people from Rev. 22:17. Excellent attention was given, and we feel quite sure that the Spirit of God impressed the blessed invitation of the text upon many hearts. Thus closed the eighth Ohio Camp-meeting. Our people wishing to take the early morning trains, it was not thought expedient to hold a morning meeting.

Our dear people in Ohio have now gone to their homes, and, we trust, they are a wiser and better people than when they came to this annual convocation. May God bless his people in our Conference; and when we have the privilege of gathering in another camp-meeting may it be clearly seen that our course has been one of progress toward the saints’ inheritance.

Dear brethren, do not forget to labor, watch, and pray, if you would be ready for Jesus’ soon coming. H. A. St. John.