MICHIGAN CAMP-MEETING by W. H. Kynett

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 30, 1877

“MICHIGAN CAMP-MEETING.”

By W. H. Kynett

During the past few months, how eagerly have these two words been looked for, as each number of the Review reached its Michigan subscribers.

Perhaps there has never been a camp-meeting held by Seventh-day Adventists to which the people looked forward with such an interest as they take in the one to be held this year in Lansing. The heart of Michigan has been aroused by the favorable reports of last year’s successful camp-meeting at this place. People living many miles in the country, who, for lack of time or interest, did not attend last year, intend to be present at this meeting. They have left their names and addresses, earnestly requesting us to write to them as soon as the meeting should be announced.

Many living in the city, who last year took little or no interest either in the tent-meeting or the camp-meeting, now express a determination to attend for the purpose of learning more about this “peculiar people.”

If such an outside interest is felt in the coming camp-meeting, what is the interest that should be felt by Seventh-day Adventists?

W. H. Kynett.

N. Lansing, Mich.