Sda Camp Meeting At

Kolombargara

Prom Our Own Correspondent

Honiara, Nov. 1

THE Western Solomons Mission of Seventh Day Adventists held a Camp Meeting and Conference Session at Kukudu, Kolombangara, from October 12-20. The Camp Meeting was attended by more than 3,000 native people from all over the Western Solomons.

Houses were specially built to accom modate those who assembled for meetings in a huge pavilion with seating accommo dation for nearly 3,000. All European staff of the SDA Western Section, and most of the Eastern Section staff, were present.

The Coral Sea SDA Mission and the Australasian Inter-Union SDA Conference were represented. Native delegates took their full share in the business of the conference. School and village choirs sang, a brass band was in attendance, and a massed Mission Choir sang the Halle lujah Chorus. The Meeting is the second large Camp Meeting held this season by the SDA Mission. The other was held in August at Bena Bena in the New Guinea Highlands.

Mrs. Alex D. Fauth, New Guinea, has been ill in Sydney, but has now recovered, She and her husband volunteered over years ago to go as lay workers to the Society of the Divine Word Mission in NG. Mrs. Fauth has been teaching the native girls and Mr. Fauth has been super vising building work.