The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-20
CHURCH COUNCILS.
nenical Address to Metho-
disfr 81 the World.
<xnono pLeA FOR THE WOMEN.
D.Gursn CIsrkynan Defends fhs mss
,ssssdiags - che csthe1ie Pre-
r.s.s nxsssins st Portland.


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Afternoon session DR.. Chapman. Of
?, - che COMMITTEES charged with fits
"a s ~ 1870 =, sno ecumehi-
e. % tne Metnodists tnroughous
eeuds greetings to their brethren
- which the common faith has
r 'leri6ss Cod for the nrosnerstv Ia
Tskhaai.t churcbes under ,.h;as
$780, 81 5..... .ss, s - ~ n. ~.
.nl unsal snsy NUMBER zo'oVo'ooo
~;
inexorable tests Methodfsm has
~ b singularly adapted TO the
Although many adjustments and
t10puGofn must undoubtedly DO made TO ac-
@o<npsinh fni,y our mission Let US beware of
milking that any vital changes are
noCo3oafys Ea1thfully using our present means
1nder the hlessing OF God our prosperity viii
now. We nofo1co to recognise the eu bxfantial
6uity which exists among the various Meth
n4i6t bodioh. Tia drm basis 10 a common creed
A. h are proud Of the same spiritual ANCESTRY.
1 n sing thn name holy hymns. Our modes Of
ucfehip aro YER sirniiar. and. what IA most I'm
DQktant Of all tie type Oh religious experiences Ia
Fundamentally the enme throughout the Meth
o6tot world. Rejoicing in these things. we
0Hink thu time has come for close co-operatfon
u the Methodist church. both at home and
1broad, which shall preyent the waste of
power ana unhallowed rivalry. We need
n combine our energies. for the
work we havo 20 do Is vast and urgent
Ikoptfclsm and indifIerence, so natural to tie
human heart, have been reinforced by the abuse
q science and philosophy. The hard LOT of
D1llionz makes IL difficult for them TO believe in
1od. There IL 50 much that the churches have
Dot done to redress wrongs and heal the suffer-
|pEs OF mankind that il IS hard for many 10 be-
|teve In their divine mission let us preach
md live the gospel OF Christ IN Its integrity.
1iomiasfnx all narrow conception of our siuty
k1t us trace the moral evil of men to
r true sources, to their surroundings.
heir physical natures, their ignorance.
ISeSr paste and their win. and act Ourselves
- 80 r1hensivaly with them. To do mis-
&W ~ necessary for the members OF our
&r@EW - make fun use of their political
~ I'm - slow the great powers OF the law
Is aor0Fnfnent. aud their still greater
z11nen, 10 N into the hands OF unrodIy men.
~ 3hss - 81 our churches sbanId i be-
20 the etrnuent of politieai nsrtiss
hen tnef0<er takes a place In that politicai
s. 1s,1cttssa N3ieh il most in harmony with his
~ sku6 saz1lictions let him never forget that
11r9& Ne <ref8 moral futerestS superior TO All
N * esn1ies. Ia which he must seek t,rst
- lins1ont Of God and His righteousness.