p. 21 | Camp Meeting for the Colored Believers in Georgia

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 25, 1914

Camp Meeting for the Colored Believers in Georgia

By J. W. Manns

THIS year we have decided to hold our annual camp meeting at Macon, Ga. Every possible arrangement will be made for the comfort and convenience of all who may attend. An ideal spot will be chosen for the camp ground, and sufficient tents and rooms will be provided for all who are fortunate enough to be present. It is always a special pleasure to see the faces of new believers at our annual gathering, and this year will be no exception to the rule. New believers from every point will be expected to attend their first Seventh-day Adventist camp meeting this year at Macon. We trust that every one will pray for God's richest blessings to attend the services. Let each one come prepared to take an active part in the work, praying earnestly that the unconverted may be saved to serve the King.

Camp meeting for the white people will be held at the same time in the same city. This will insure us good help from the union conference and the North American Division Conference. Strong colored workers will come in from other States to help in the instructions. Meetings for the benefit of children will be conducted each day.

The date of the meeting has been fixed for August 20-30. Those wishing rooms or tents should write at once to the undersigned, addressing him at 2419 Burroughs St., Savannah, Ga. Let all plan to be on the grounds the first day of the meeting. We should not miss a single service, for the meetings are all designed to promote our spiritual life. It is a blessed privilege to meet together each year at our camp meeting to receive instructions better to prepare us to perform the work that God has committed to our hands.

J. W. MANNS.