KANSAS CAMP-MEETING

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 3, 1877

KANSAS CAMP-MEETING.

The grounds selected for this meeting are very favorable as to location, being in Forest Park, a beautiful site on the banks of a fine stream of water. Those of our brethren who are in the habit of attending these yearly gatherings, we trust, have learned to value them too highly to be kept away by trivial causes. There is another class that these meetings are especially calculated to benefit; we mean those who have recently embraced this truth. To all such we extend a hearty invitation to come.

You will learn more of the magnitude of the work. You will learn something of the sacrifice it costs to spread this truth before the nations of the earth; and we have no doubt you will find that the Spirit of the Lord is there, to bless and encourage you amid all the trials you have to bear in separating yourselves from the world, while practicing unpopular truths. Especially do we want to see those there who have been separated from those of like faith, and perhaps have grown cold in the Master's service. In short, we believe it will do us all good to spend a week in humbly seeking the Lord, and working and praying for the advancement of the cause in these last days of peril.

Let those who can, bring tents and bedding; those who cannot bring tents can find accommodations in two empty buildings that are upon the grounds, by bringing bed clothing, and curtains to divide the room into sleeping apartments. Hay and grain for the teams can be had upon the grounds, also provisions at reasonable rates. KAN. CONF. COM.