In the Spirit's Power - William W. Prescott

Holy Spirit is welcomed as a dear Guest?
Prescott’s work continued as he went from
Armadale to Tasmania to help with another camp
meeting. Ellen White’s appraisal of the Tasmania
camp meeting was the same: “The manifestation of
the Holy Spirit has been seen in the discourses
given, in the Bible lessons, in the education of
workers, and with the believers. They never have
had such privileges in hearing the riches of the
truth presented in clear distinct lines.”[8]
Following the camp meetings, Ellen White and
her son, W. C. White, had a “long talk” with a
couple of other evangelists who were planning a
“prolonged pull and expected to work up an
interest by presenting the prophecies.” Along with
the help of W. W. Prescott, Ellen White and W. C.
White tried to show them that “another line of
work was called for in these times.”[9]
W. C. White wrote several letters to O. A.
Olsen, requesting that Prescott stay and help in
Australia. As they began planning for the 1896
camp meeting “campaign,” W. C. White and the
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