The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-13
SEATTLE Observation-Disclosures MONDAY, JANUARY IS 1890

then begins and mnst be carried on IS
the ssoneeatfer works upon the solid
block. Among the lessons OF the sermon
we're the polishment Of human char
acser 50 that men may he fitted into the
great spGr;tnai house and be ornaments in
the same. The stones 90 not choose for
themselves their position in the walls
Some must 20 into the foundations, never
to re seen. Ear 20 bear great burdens.
Suen is the mission Of many OF the great
and good ia churches and in nations.
Many OF the worlds modest souls have
worked and endured eut o. sight.
The building Of God grows slowly are
after age The stones are now being laid
III the walls Now is the time FOR rs Ia
find our place in the great structure.
There Is 4 place for every soul The Great
Builder viii have the greatest grief il you
or / miss our place in the walls. Yield 20
him and you vii be lively stone, yon viii
have a IGster aud worth ali Jour own ard
Chsst Shall have the glory.
Rev Williams evening sermon was upon
the theme OF the leayen- The text was
from
Matthew xiii. SS-ssAnother parable spake be
uaio ihem: The kingdom Of Heaven IS ike
INTO iaxeu. which a woman took, aud hid In
three measures OF meal, TIL the whole was
Ieavened-
SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL
The revival meetings. which began
week ago at the Battery stree II. f.
church, corner Third and Battery streets,
under the leadership OF Miss Anna Dom
ney. evangelist. are greatly increasing IN
interest. Last evening the chueeh was
packed To oyerfiowing and many CONVEX
sions hare occurred since the opening. The
meetings will continue evers evening this
week except saturday; also Bible readings
at 30 every day. Miss Donney is very
forcible and logical speaker. and there viii
no doubt be great interest manifested this
week.
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH.
At the Methodist Protestant church
Rev. Clark Davis morning sermon was
from
St John ii.4-sT have written untc you. tath-
crs, because We have known him that is from the
beginning. I have written unto you, Young
men. because re are strong. aud the word Of
God abideth in you, srd ye have overcome the
ssieked one"
Rev Davis subject was: What IS 10
be done and who is TO do it2
MARKET srRxET BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. i. w. kead morning sueltIs a.
the Market street Baptish church was:
The Light OF the World" In the even
inr his subject was, The New Birth. =
The music at the church is given great at
tention and Is. or will be when the choir Is
fully organized, unsurpassed by any church
in the city.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
..some old Things Which Ought TO Pass
Away was Rev. Elliott w. Browns SUBJ
iect Ut the morning services at the First
Presbyterian church. In the evening he
spoke npon the subject Five Answers TO
the Question What Must | DO to be
Saved %
nERAcHAH BAPTIST CHURCH.
"The Final Perseverance OF the Saints.
was Rev. Henry Morgan's subject at the
morning services at the Berachah Baptist
church. In the afternoon Rev. Morgan
preached at Kirkland and in the evening
at Houghton.
PLYMOUTH CoNGREGATIoNAL CHURCH.
Services at the Plymouth Congregational
church were conducted morning and even
ing by Rev. s. NJ. Freeland, OF Tacoma.
! The subject OF the evening discourse was
lis Life Worth Livingg'
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
| Rev. benjamin Parsons, pastor OF the
Second Presbyterian church, corner Har-
rison and Oak streets. took for his morning
1 subject "A sketch Of John the BAPTIST