Santa Ana Camp-Meeting

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA · Sep 13, 1899

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 25, No. 37.

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Santa Ana Camp-Meeting

An excellent meeting was that camp-meeting which closed in Santa Ana, Cal., August 27, and which the writer of this note had the pleasure of attending. There were enough ministers, but not too many. All were heartily united. As they met from morning to morning to seek God and plan for the meetings, they found the One who alone can give success among them; hearts were blended in brotherly love and tenderness, and the Spirit of God assisted in the Word spoken by the ones chosen to stand before the people. Nearly all phases of the message were proclaimed. The attendance from the city of Santa Ana, afternoon and evening, was remarkable. The following ministers were present: W. T. Knox, G. W. Bagby, W. M. Healey, B. F. Richards, F. M. Burg, and the writer. Henry Scott, president of the Sabbath-school Association of the State, had general charge of that work, and Dr. Sanderson spoke in the interest of the health work. But the Lord was present with healing power, and there were some cases of remarkable healing on the ground. The weather was quite comfortable, but the dust, owing to continued rainlessness, was fearful. But the meeting was good, and if those present will follow on to know the Lord, they will find "His going forth is prepared as the morning; and He shall come unto us as the rain, as the latter and former rain unto the earth." W.