INDIANA CAMP-MEETING by S. N. Haskell

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 8, 1878

INDIANA CAMP-MEETING.

By S. N. Haskell

We are anxious to see a general gathering of the friends in Indiana at the coming camp-meeting, and that the cause in that State should receive a new impetus from this annual gathering. This can be the case if all come prepared to move forward in the fear of God, praying that his blessing may rest upon the effort.

It is now expected that Bro. C. W. Stone and myself will be at this meeting. A special effort will be made to encourage and instruct in the missionary work. No State in the union presents a better field for missionary labor than Indiana. It is a large State, and but a small proportion of it has had the light of present truth. Hundreds of towns and villages should be canvassed, and thus the attention of the people be called to the truths of God's word, during the next year. Those who have been enlightened in the things of God in this State should be burning lights, and like a well-trained army, go forth to impart to others what God has so graciously given them. Come to this meeting and bring your friends and neighbors. Come with a heart to seek God as never before.

S. N. HASKELL.