The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-06-18
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June 9th. Review.
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II His purpose
Lesson His rebuke
3 His command
Il His question
Lesson II His parable
lS His appreciation
Lesson III 2 His woes
His courage
II His interruption
Lesson w 2 His reproof
3 His warning
II His hearers
Lesson V 2 His Murmurers
8 His defense
II His illustration
Lesson VI His prodigals
8 His father
Il His disclosure
Lesson VII His probationers
3 His word
II His teaching
Lesson VIII His coming
His decision
Il His His servant servants
3 His punishment
Il His crucifxiou
Lesson x 2 His prayer
His death
Lesson XII 2 His presence
3 His explanation
PRAoTicGL QUEsr1oNs FOR REVIEW.
Do you follow Jesus without reserve?
Do you treat Others with love and COM
passion?
Are you sincere in thought, word, and
deedP
Do you hold your wealth in complete sub
lection to Christi
Have the angels had cause for rejoicing in
consequence of your conversion7
Have you been received by the father?
Do you live as il you practically believe
Gods word?
Do you persevere in prayer until you re-
ceive2
Do you use all things for the glory Of
Jesus?
Have you experienced the merits of
Christ's atoAing work.
Does your heart burn with enthusiasm
and love to Christ?
CHILDREN's MEETINGS.
The third of the series Of children's meet
ings was held In the Evangelical chapel OF
North Weissport on last Saturday evening.
The meeting was conducted by W. W. Bow
man, the Vice President of the Society. II
was opened with enthusiastic singing and
feryent prayer. VIM. Craig, of Lehigh Gap
made the first address of the evening; his
subject was Temperance and the blackboard
exercise teaching this subject was very i'm
pressive and interesting. c. S. Weiss fol-
lowed with a children's sermon founded on
the text found in Matt. xi, 2S. Rev. Gross
of Parryvile, followed with lengthy talk
on the subject of Samson. We understand
the North Weissport Sunday school is in 9
hourishing ondition under the superintend-
ency of Chester Buck. The attendance al
the children's meeting was large.
The next meeting was held at Lehighton
on Monday evening. The meeting was
opened with duet by Misses Ida Hetrick
and Ella Hebering, and prayer by Rev
Staufier of Mauch Chunk. Charles Roth
of Weissport then delivered an excellent ad
dress on the subject of "Mistakesj" the
speaker said one of the principal mistakes
he made was the mistake of leaving Sunday
school when young man. Rev. Miller, o
Weissport, followed and spoke about the
"Giants of SIM" their strength and how tc
overcome them. Rev. Gross, Of Parryville
then gave children a sermon on the subject
of running we'll in the ways of grace and
wisdom. Next week meetings will be held
as follows:
June goth at Big Creek. Speakers, Rev
Miller, J. X. Rickert and John Arner.
June 22nd at New Mahoning. Speakers
Rev. Gross, Rev. Miller and Levi Wentz.
We understand the Presbyterian Sunday
school Of Lehighton, intend holding their
annual anniversary shortly, and are already
making extensive preparations for this pur-
pose. From what we have been able to
learn, they intend making it the same hap
py and enjoyable affair as heretofore. The
Methodist Sunday school of the samc place
decided last Sunday afternoon to hold q
Sunday school pic mic; the time and place
have not been decided upon as yet.