Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-31
ALL FOR THE RIGHT

Received. That the local un,an De
Gwen the stnle hammer 10 carry 70 ns-
t,on.l eonysntian in Nsw York C.ty.
JuIy nert.
where.s- Very e.eelleut and full re-
norts at tas vavsos,s ,sssi ma of ms con
ssnt,on have apns.rrd IN the city
napers. And
Whereas. A sreat impetus will be
gwen 10 the CF movrment by sueh
rsoorts. Therefore b. IL
Resolved. That = most hearty vote IF
thanks be sxtrnded 10 the press of the
city of {, raid Rau,ds.
( t~lsprsm of Christian preet,ns vas
rad froIn the Waconan G F. in con.
vent,on ass~mbie1 In vss received
With apolauss.
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Ience IL the cauae of much of the fail.
urs in this world. Every man needs
that something in hun. then, to over.
coms that indoleuce. IL is YOUR duty
and nv duty TO shake ourselves every
sunrise. free and untrammeIled for
that days work. We must be more
confident. more trusting and more
faithful. We must have more faith
and reliance IN God. There 10 a great
deal of opposition and ally wire pulling
among the Christians of today and the
coming generation must rise above il.
We need TO trust Ia God for the out.
come OF these things. In the midst of
all the triDulations OF today there is a
divine undercprrent which will bring
Christian affairs out upon plac,d
stream. 1t takes patience IN every part
Of Christian life. Much ofour prayer
Of today 10 failure because OF our ma,
bihty To keep out temporal thoughts
We need sincerity.
The Rev. Mr.. Wood is an impaseioned
SPEAKER ana ms theme was Interspersed
with number OF exceedingly bright
illustrative stories told IN dramatic
manner.
Closed the Convention.
Miss Minnie Nichols sang very
swertiy the solo. "The LORD IA Mn
Light
The Rev. DIR. T. A. johnson of Kala.
ma 700. was on the program for an ad.
dress on. "How 10 WIN Souls" but a,
ne facstiously said his brother who pre
ceeded him had taken his enthus,asm
and consumed h,s time. he would waive
his privilege in view of the great ont
pouring Of good and add only a few
remarks.
Conservation meetinu led nv Rev
Albert Smith, of the Ames N. f.
church. closed the convention. which
has bean ona of thc harvest. most ls,,c
cessful and most interesting ever held
in the history of the Organization.
n,c,proc,.y In Chr,s,,ani,y
"pac;nroc;,v AZ Ssan IN r. vorl,,
was the topic discussed by Miss Grace
Osborn of Mancelona, in q we'll written
paper advocating the policy in Christian
work 40 we'll as ia the affairs of the
nation.
The Rev. II. P. Welton, d. D.. oil
Detroit, formerly pastor at the First
Presbyterian church IN this city, was on
the program for . Treatise on the
Printed Page in c. +. Work." but
owing to . lack of time his remark!
were greatly abbreviated.
lie presented the Michigan Union
with the G. +. banner carried by the
Michigan delegates at the Minneapolis
convention and expressed the hope
that il would be carried by q much
larger delegation 10 Madison Square
garden next July when the inter
national convention meets in New
York.
II. But:erworth of Saginaw, ar
exceedingly bright young man, made
an effective address upon "Physlca
| Christianity" wherein he scored il
language witty and eloquent the sloth
| iul and idle whose habits beget dis
ease and decay, both spiritual aac
| physical.
"Jrr;o, work what Hov Con
dncted - va. the snh;sci of the name,
nressnted nv Miss Emma ]. Scott o
Ksiomssoo
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