The sun., 1891-07-12
religious lives thus to pray. the time vii! never
come when they canro. perform This Christian

religious lives thus to pray. the time will never
soTe when they eanro: perform this Christian
The organization M OF the iuniGr soe!s.!eS; is
work. The little ones are expected to work
and talk. but theT are subject also to ca eiul
Held a. Is b 6ep ba
pledge is mod tel. Us IN this exam le:
-, >" Irus ing in Jesus Tor strength. promise
Him ,nat will strive 70 do Tha,,,ver He wnuld
like to have me do that viii rray to i'm
every day. and tina, insi 20 far as know how
Here Is description BY u pastor OF . method
OF conducting what NAV he called model
IunIor society:
Friday. for half an hour a the close OF school
They are usually ed oy the boys and girls;
assigned beforehand. Alter the ron is called
ans hs and ssnd the psn takes s
H6as is sin w,,, Wh9 so1mt sins d:
sin: wha, is the cure for IT.. and SO on.
Sometime, We have temperance meet
ns hasa or mssns
whom he children bring in clippings to Illus
trnte the subject, Sometimes We 60 on q mis-:
s'onary tour. look up the ruute. the price OF
tickets. the manners aud customs Of the peo-
pie are to visit. Occasionally We have .
encouraged to ofrer prayer and speak in per-
sonal way OF tie,r Chr. 3 Dan more and purpose.
and thsiE heSs and , hdraness ss, N ;hs Gas
pack a box OF clothing for, missionary use.
The nain object is to teach them the meaning
and vit.ue o. the Christina ii:e. and % show
them not only from tie word OF God but also
from their own experieUce and obserI alton.
tnat the way OF the transzressor 10 hard.
-EgoGGANIzArIoS."
tis plain to be seen that the chief element
OF strength in the society OF Christian En-
deavor is the care 'aken. 10 keep i,s ranks
is the obiee, Of the pledge and til at IS tho chief
work Of the Lookout 'oumittee. To be sue
cessful in ts aim. each society must be as
fully di-clplined and as fully under con-
troll as a military compsny Every man
AID woman, .bov and girl must lave his
awake M and and on on duty Most church societies.
OF Young peopie begun with lofty aims and
hae s9ms to fTs II 9ds
strength and organization. Al. have been taken
into mem riuIp who expressed q desire TO
them. aod presently the society has grown be-
yond the ability Of the organizers TO control.
Manya Christian Enisavor society approached
very close 10 the same fate when the move
M Mt was Young.
out OF such dangers. Experience proved that
many S, -caled active n.emb bers wero allowed
a.eTua,e idea II what would be squired ot
them in some cases even wiihAnr a thorongh
resdine Of the constitution. They foand them
ready to under axe. Thus the societies be-
cane cloySei with useless members. DR..
CLARK WRITES to the soce etles:
What is to bs done? Experience gives an
answer: ReorganI2e, Let soma Christian.
your pas'or II possible. stata ptainly TO tho
young PEOPLE the aim Of n trua Christar En-
deavor Soc lety. snow 20 them the privilege
which may lie theirs ii taey viii snter ia earn
est into the Master service. an / show to- EN-.
in a kindly spirit. the fact tlat,hey mus stand
on one side or the other in this matter they
must b either with tue Lord or aRnins: Fl N.
there eau he nomidd eway-nn then asS them
TO ochoos-. TO-, His SAKE. on WHICH side they
most sanEune. One pastor wrots, that the
young persons of whom he had scarcely dared
side saying thar they could not be ouu ed
against II m while member after II ember who
had failed OF eriorm!ns his duty. through
carelessness. was brought to a standstili by
the mere thought Of what his regret really
meant"
new pledge fs then exncted OF each mem
ber who docs nut elect 10 withdraw.
In times Of revival the Christian Endeavor
Society OF the church ut once places itself at
the disposal OF the church In aid OF the work.