Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-12-25
cruises For The Week of Prayer Jan.
2nd to Jan. 9th.

bruises For The Week of Prayer Jan.
2nd to Jan. 9th.
RRANGED BY THE MINISTER'S AssocIA-
TON OF THIS CITY
i. Sabbath evening, 7;30 o'clock.
Opened by Rev. Z. 7 Robertson.
Getting to be held in the Presbyter-
n Church. Subject: 0 thou that
earest prayer, unto Thee shall all
pme. Psalm 65-2.
q. Monday evening, 1880 o'clock.
+Opened by Rev. J. r. Andrew.
! leeting to be held in the Lutheran
hurch. Subject; Praise.
For rich spiritual blessings; for
be long suffering grace of God ]; for
anifold temporal blessings, private
nd public for many tokens Of the
highly working of the Holy Ghost.
9TH at home and abroad for the
crease of missionary zeal among
ews and Gentiles; for new openings
n the spread of the Gospel in many
'nds; for the preservation of peace
hong the nations.-Psm. cxi Luke
67-T7 Deut. xxi. la; Psa.
!, wi; Chron. xvi 1-34; Pa. evil; l
hron. xxx. 800.
3. Tuesday evening. 1880 o'clock
Opened by Rev. r. G. Holland.
Letting to be held in the Baptist
hurch. Subject, Humiliation.
For personal sins, family sins, and
ktional sins for the spread of unbe
Eef and atheism in various quarters
br the fearful extent to which "the
lst of the flesh, the lust of the eye,
nd the pride Of life,' still prevail,
br the large amount of intemper-
nee, RIGHTEOUSNESS and other forms
immortality; for the Journalism of
Eany, and the cold indifference of
thers: for unseemly divisions and
ck of love among those who are
teathern in Christ.-Psa Ii. Jerem.
Eii. 1927; Phil. ii. SIG; Ezra
.1-51 l Cor. "; Jude 1-16;
For. ii. lilo.
4. Wednesday evening, $3.50
Iclock.-Opened by Rev. w. f. Rob
Its. Meeting to be held in the
trinity M. E. Church, South. Sub
ct, Prayer for the Church.
That the people of God may know
peir high calling and responsibility
hat they may be filled with the
pirit, and bring forth the fruit of
he Spirit, and labor aggressively for
he conversion of souls; that grace
lay be given to all pastors, teachers
nd preachers, to proclaim the word
it's simplicity and fullness, and
hat the Lord may open the hearts
men to receive it: that believers
ay walk in fellowship and holy love
pmembering that they are one body
Christ, and members one of an
her.-John xvii. 1926; Ephes. i. !;
Ihess. j. / Kings viii. 1926 I;
PIN XIV. 1921; Luke vi. 1916 ;
phee. iv. 1-16; Math vi. 5-34.
S. Thursday evening, TAO o'clock
pened by Rev. f. M. Woods.
Getting to be held in the first M. e.
1urch. SUBJECT Prayer, for families
d schools.
That family love may be sanctified
ssbands and wives walking togeth
as fellow heirs of the grace of life
Id training their children in the
Lture and admonition of the Lord,
lat the young may be early drawn
Christ, and kept from the evil
lat is in the world, that great grace
hy be given to all teachers of youth
at the blessing of God may rest on
schools, colleges, universities, and
anday schools; for all Christian AS
Citations of young men and young
bmen for the protection of women
d the home reformation of fallen
On ank women, and the equalizing
the the scale of morality for both
xes for all who are in affliction.-
But. vi. LIS Proc w.; Ephes. vi.
is / Chron. xvii. 16-27;2 Tim.
LA; Coloss. iii. 1926 Isat xii.
IS. Friday evening, 1880 O'Clock
20 services to be held. 1. At the
Lited Brethren Church Opening
dress by Rev. f. p. Robertson.
At the Presbyterian Church
ening address by Rev. j. r. An
wv. Subject, Prayer for Miss
b s.
That the church of Christ may rec
pize the glory of the commission
"preach the gospel to every crea-
Ee," and may feel it privilege to
Ike sacrifice that it may be fulfilled
It far greater zeal for the divine
Dry, and far more pity for the per-
ing may be impaired by the Holy
ost to all the people of God that