The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-13
SUNDAY SERVICES.
interesting Sermons Preached
at the Various Churches.

Tho various churcoes in tho city were
as usual largely attended Sunday. At
che First Baptist Church at l / q. IN. the
pastor, Rev. o. f. Flippo, preached
from the text in Revelations, 3l:4. After
tho services there were two acccssions
to tho church. In tho evening the sub,
ject Of tho discourse was, who is on
the Lords Side" Exodus. 1926. In tho
afternoon 4 Baptist Young Peoples
Union WAS org anized for active Chris
tian work.
At st. james NJ. f. Church tho pas
tor, Rev. G. 7. ID. Collins. preached in
the morning from tho text, well done,
good and faithful servant" This SER
mon was preached to tho children who
conducted the singing. DR.. Collins
preached at night to the Epworth
League, subject, Having done all to
stand"
Rev. II. c. Garrison, pastor of Fourth
Avenue Christian Church. preached at
II a. nj. on tho subject of God" At
ing was largely attended. The subject
OF tho evening discourse was 1.-The
Soul"
Rev. G. II. Buchanan, pastor of Vim.
ton NJ. e. Church, preached in tho
morning from Matthew. Clio. Subject:
Thy Kingdom Come" The Victory
of Grace" was the subject of tho dis.
course in the evening, after which seven
accessions were made to the church.
The revival services will be continued
throughout this week. Eighteen pro-
fessions were made last week.
AT the Second Presbyterian Church
Rev. G.. K. Vaughan preached in the
morning on The Grace of God" At
night the pastor, Rev. r. c. Anderson.
preached from First Kings, 1924.
Rev. DR.. Ferguson, pastor OF Trinity
Nj. E. Church, preached in the morning
on "Sanctification by tho Truth, :"
John, 17:l7. Alright from Reeve atoms,
$40. Subject; "Lukewarmness."
At the First Presbyterian Church. in
the absence OF tho pastor, Rev. r. c
Anderson preached in the morning from
Matthew, 9:12, Jesus, the Great Physi-
clan" Rcv. c. R. Vaughan occupied the
pulpit at the night service.
At the Greene Me Il orial Church the
pastor preached in tho morning from
Matthew, 11:1-6, and at night from John,
1913. During the past month there have
been twenty-five accessions to this
church. The members are now observ-
ing session of prayer and self denial,
which will close with tho services on
Christmas Day. The offerings will be
devoted to the home mission work.
In the afternoon at 3 o'clock Rev. s.
X. Cox, pastor of Grace NJ. e. Church.
preached in Belmont on the subject Of
The Bible"
Rev. d. C. Moomaw, pastor OF the
Brethrcns' Tabernacle. preached in the
morning on "The Pre-eminenco OF
Christ" Rev. MIR. Graybill filled the
pulpit at night Mr.. Moomaw an
nounced that no would baptize several
persons this week, among them q son
and daughter Of his own.
At tho Cavalry Baptist Church in tho
morning tho pastor, Rev. K. r. AGREE,
preached on tho messenger and the
Commissioners" Tho subject of the
evening discourse was The Coming of
Christ. -
Rev. S. l. Rice, pastor OF tho United
Brethrens Church, preached in the
morning from the text, 1--WE are made
partakers in Christ il we hold fast at the
beginning and stand fast unto the end ;"
Hebrews, 5:1a The subject of the dis
course at night was "Who is tho Lord
That Should Obey His Voice." Exodus,
AZ. Thore was one accession to tho
church.
Rev. w. c. Campbell spent Sunday in
Radford, where he installed Rev. B. w
Melann pastor OF the Presbyterian
Church at that place.