The Kansas Camp-Meeting.
By George I. Butler
Having been requested by members of the General Conference Committee to attend the Kansas camp-meeting, and the Missouri meetings to be held one and two weeks later, in company with Bro. Farnsworth, the President of the Iowa Conference, I will say to the friends of the cause in Kansas, We will endeavor to be with you in season and will labor to our utmost for a profitable meeting. We shall be glad of the privilege of meeting many old friends whose faces we have not seen for several years, and of engaging anew with them in the good work of seeking God. We are living in a time of the deepest interest. God is blessing his own work in many parts of the field. He will bless us bountifully if we place ourselves in connection with the living waters. At this meeting we want a general rally of the old friends of the cause, and those who have more recently embraced the truth. Let us come together expecting this will be the best meeting ever held in Kansas. We hope the officers of the Conference will see that the meeting is largely advertised; that all preparations are made in season; that books are provided; and that provision is made for all who are not prepared to take care of themselves. Let us all attend this meeting with an earnest desire for a deeper consecration to God and to his work, and so make it a new era for the cause of present truth in Kansas. Be on the ground promptly at the beginning of the meeting, and stay till the close. Come to seek the Lord. Bring those with you who need help, your unconverted friends, and we trust the Master of assemblies will be with us. GEO. I. BUTLER.