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Title: Annual report
Year: 1869 (1860s)
Authors: Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association
Subjects: Methodist Episcopal Church
Publisher: (Ocean Grove, N.J.) : Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Contributing Library: New Jersey State Library
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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my heart, And I have heaven. This explains it all. Mrs. Palmer, wTho is marvellously not to saymiraculously sustained in her work, has our heartfelt thanks, and alsothe thanks of many thousands blessed by her work. THE YOUNG PEOPLES MEETINGS. These commenced in the Temple on Sabbath, June 28. There was alarge attendance and the spirit of the meeting was of a high order.The absence of Mr. Yatman was explained by his desire for a summersrest. Rev. G. L. Barker felt the embarrassment of the situation, buttook hold like a wise master builder, and during the cheerful exercisesof the first meeting had a joyous token for good in one awakened soulsubmitting to Christ as the Savior of sinners. The meetings increasedin interest to the last, and great good was done as will be seen in thefinal summary of results, at the close of this report. SUMMER SABBATH SCHOOL. At 2 P. M., June 28th, re Opened, and over 2,000 persons joined inthe reunion services at the Auditorium. (». W. Evans, the Superin-
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BEACH MEETING AT THE OLD PAVILION AND PLANK WALKBefore their Destruction by the Sea In 1884. ! HMISMON Or MUS. MIANk I I -til . TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT. 41 tendent, led in an appropriate responsive service, and addresses weredelivered by Dr. Stokes, Dr. Hanlon, Mr. Louis Klopsch, and others,forecasting the work of the season. The latter gentleman, proprietorof the Christian Herald, of New York city, of which Dr. Talmage iseditor, being a summer resident, and an acknowledged power in Sun-day school work, to be with Brother Evans in the intermediate depart-ment which this year for the first time meets in the Young PeoplesTemple, thus making way for Dr. Hanlons Bible class, which hasgrown from thirty persons to the number of 2,500 meeting in the Audi-torium, where there will be room for still further growth. Mrs. Skirmand her helpers, to meet as usual, with her primary department, in theTabernacle. All departments of the Sabbath school were, through allthe season, a beautiful success

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