Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-15
Brandywine Summit NJ. L. Camp.

Brandywine Summit NJ. Il. Camp.
August ii, 1889 Rev. VIM. w. Camp
pei addressed the congregation of Bran
lows.
May call attention to passage In the
chapter that WAS read (Eph. IlD, which
seems to reveal the secret of the Chris
uan's prevailing power. We are told that
he is ''etrengthehed with all might by
the Spirit" This Is not All exaitsiion Of
learning or OF physical force, but 1t Is ex-
pressly applied to "the inner man." The
strength is given to 'the inner man."
Physical power may be feeble, learning
moderate, but II the inner man be
strengthened by the Spirit the individual
-and 81 the church-colleetively, may
become all mighty. May We all be bap-
tized with that Spirit which makes the
child OF God "omnipotent" and gives
him success in bearing suffering, doing
duty and bringing the world to Christ.
Rev. V. b. Collins In charge of Chill
dren's Meeting. Singing, "How we Love
jesus Prayer, Rev. w. II. Hendrick-
son. Singing, The Past We Can Never
Undo.' Rev. V. g. Collins: snow /
want to see how we'll you remember yes.
terday's lesson" He asks names and
themes Of each speaker OF yesterday.
First well have q good Presby terian
minister. Bro. Campbell. He will ad-
dress you. God bless Bro. Campbell
Mr.. Campbell remarks: 1 look out
upon you all aud feel young. want to
talk In child-like language. What kind
of children are these before met 1Ic ex-
plains by glass what transparent means.
Explains transparency OF humanity very
clearly. Draws illustrations of human
traits by animals. Explains regenera-
tton. Pulls out his watch and illustrates
by watch and railroad train. Lato at
train-watch wrong-the trouble is In
side. What we are outside and what
others see; this comes from inside and
God gees inside. Heart must be right
inside. Get your hearts right by having
them cleapsed with the blood OF Christ.
Get right hearts and you will get what
all the scriptures aim at and what God
wants you to have.
lev. Z. w. Prcttyman was the next
speaker. Photograph illustrations of
groups OF campground children. Some
standing, some kneeliDg, etc. We carry
them along with us. looked at 1t and
wanted To be he 0. Takes scripture text:
"What must do to he saved"
Now suppose ou lived in Paul's day
and would he put in prison for loving
Christ. Would you be good thenf Some
say yea some ray no.
Salvation by Jesus is elucidated. Rev.
v. S.Coilins aeked questions.
Acts 10th chap, 30.h ver., was the text
used. Sing: ave are walking In the
light. RevV. s. Collins: ~ was very
glad you SO answered. Bro. Prettyma6:
You known every step of salvation.
Rev. James e. Bryan illustrates by
trees. Big trees and baby trees, some
straight, some crooked; can't straighten
big tree. Can little one. Sunday
school is to stIsighten the crooked little
ones.
The speaker is delightfully."- ielicitous.
and preacher aud children get along
sweetly. He teaches them 70 be Chris.
tian workers, talks salvation and receives
the closest attention. About 100 children,
over 100 adults aad Revs Murray, st, n
gle, Smoot, Price and Given are present,
After einging "Marching 10 the Kings
Highway" Rev. Adam Stengle said he
wanted to speak. ''I'ye been sitting
there the last half hour helping nv
speech, Just as If were holding rabbi.
was afraid II would ges away from me-"
~ illustrates by multiplying and
adding, which they do colloquaiiy, of
apples and prio,. Now suppose "you
gain the whole world and lose your soui!"
II your soul Is lost everything is lost,
even if we gain the whole world. A fool
ish bargain. Still more foolish to loose
our souls Tor a small part of the world.
'Godliness is profitable to all things
having promise OF the life which now Is
and OF that which is to come" Italways
lays 10 be right. lie is analytical and
plain.
Rev. V. s. Collins: "Now children
don't you think Bro. Stengle caught his
rabbit" Yes, sir. Come to tile chill.
drtn's prayer meeting at $50 in ct.
Panl's icut and want the fathers and
mothers TO come with you.
Choir and congregation were led by
chorister John Magee 1t this meeting.
Also at 80 p. IN. Miss Lizzie Sharp's
conservation meeting had an attendance
oil some 200 persons in ST. Paul's tent,
seven OF whom came forward for conse-
Grafton. Reys. Andrew j. Dolbow, VIM.
$. TompkintoD, j. T. Van Burkalow,
Brts. Neon, FreJer and others, and
Sister King were among the assistant
workers with Mlss Sharp. j. G. Morrow
and Others led In prayer.
Experiences were feature of the
meeting. The appearance and atmos-
phere of the meeting were decidedly
businees-like
90 p. m. Rev. ]. Lindenmuth of South
Chester, Pa, preached from the text,
81 Psa. III "The Lord God is sun and
shield. He will give grace and glory.
No good thing will he Withhold from
them that walk uprightly."
Rev. j. o. Sypherd OF Laurel, and
Rev. I. snowden Thomas, and Roy VIM.
Sharp from Kenton, Md, arrived at
camp and wore present. Rev. Sharp
breaches this evening.