Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-01-04

suggests the following topics for the week Of
prayer:
Sermons" The Church of Christ. Prayer fol-
the power OF the Holy Spirit to work great re
viyal among Christians. EPhes., l., 1928.
MONDAY. JANUARY 6.
Confession and Supplication." Confession OF
sin and failure IN the past. and prayer for con-
secration to q holier life; Prayer for the Church
operation among Christians of every name; fol-
the gift of the Holy Spirit; for greater faithful
ness UoGospel truth; for large accessions of con-
secrated young men to the ministry; for pastors
and other laborers in Christs vineyard
Psalms, XAXIL Nehemiah, X, 1-2I. Ephes-
ians, ~, III. Hebrews, XIII, 7-2l. / Timothy,
~. 2Corinthians, ~. John, " 1888.
TUESDAY, JANUARY Z.
Nations and Their Rulers" Prayer for all in
authority; for the enactment of wise laws and
their faithful administrations for the abolition of
the traffic in Intoxicating drinks; for the repeal of
all laws which protect vice; for the sanctihcatiOn
of the Lords day. for social purity and all other
needed reforms, and for the recognition by all
men that righteousness exalteth nation, but
sin is a reproach to any people.
Peter, II, 1925. Timothy, II, - Ephes-
ians, v, is. Acts, XVI, IS. Peter, IL, LIZ.
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY 8.
''The Young" Prayer for special grace and
wisdom for those who are charged with their
training; for great increase IN the number of
earnest Christian teachers In schools, colleges
fruit from Sunday schools, and from organiza-
tons of young men and young women.
Eph@ssia9s vi LIS Palms 3TIT C CSIHs:. ilS.
I'LL, LII. 2Timothy, l, Is. joel, III, &-9.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 9.
THE Church at Home" That the church may
be awakened to an appreciation OF her increased
opportunities and responsibilities for bTlnAng
the Gospel to every home IN cities, rural districts
and new settlements, and TO our immigrant pOpu-
Isaiah, LXII, IA. John, L, S5-4s; XVII, 2O-2s.
Mark, II, IS.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10.
PRAYER for missionaries; for those who are pre-
pairing to enter the foreign work, and that their
number may be greatly increased; for native pas
tors and helpers; for missionary schools and col
leges; for native churches and converts especially
such as endure persecution for Chrlst sake; Tor
the suppression of the opium traffic, the rum
traffic and the slave trade; for the manltestatlo
of Christ as the promised Messiah to Gods ancient
people, Israel; for the Quickening of nominal
Christians; for the conversion OF Mohammedans
and heather.
Romans, NJ. Corinthians, III. Jeremiah,
XXXI., I-l4 and s1-iC. John, ~, sl-4S. Matthew,
*, 27-SS. 2COrinthians, v, SILL
SATURDAY, JANUARY ii.
Thanksgiving" FOR manifold blessings, spIr-
itual and temporal, public and private; Tor the
maintenance of peace among the nations; Tor
answers to prayer; for the progress OF Christ S
Kingdom: for growing spirit or Christian love
and cooperation; for the increasing number OF
those who have dedicated themselves TO the ser
vice of missions; for the privilege of being thus
1nitedly TO lay our requests before God during
this week of prayer.
Palm CVI1. Samuel. Il. lilo. Chronicles,
XXXIX., 1O-15. Isaiah, MI Ephesians l. Romans,
XII. Psalm CXXXV.
SUNDAY, JANUARY u.
Subjects of sermons: Future Glory" Isaiah,
Ii. Is. Deniel IL, s4S5.
In responAe to an increasing demand of pastors,
lists at S1.00 per hundred-enough to pay for
printing and postage