Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
TO GIVE THE TRUTH.
Centennial Meetings in tho Interest
Of Extending Mission Work.
NOTABLE MINISTERS PREACH.
Drs. Broadus. Eaton, Ellis. Burrows.
P%rltchatd. and Other D.scuts vital
Questions-Woinan's work.

lIN faDtlHk fflstAlAiifl Al'NtA'-N 'f'iA -
THIS city on Sunday and yesterday wero at
tended By large congregations and great
interest seems TO have been awakened in
tho great cause Of missions. The weather
on both days was propitlous and oil nature
seemed IN accord with tho movement to
spread the Word OF God.
The pulpits of all the Baptist churches
in Klchnond and Manchester were filed
SUNDAY morning by visiting ministers. and
there wcr" masS-meetlng9 IN tho iAr!.tr
churches az night. the smaller churches
being closed. The programme puDlshed
in Sundays DisPATcH was caarled out
with bat few notifications. The
meetings both on Sunday and ycs-
teriay we're very encouraging 70 the
leaders IN this great centennial move
ment which - beng carried on Nv n
committee of the Southern Baptist Conven-
tinn. Tho sermOas ana afdTessc7 az q RUE
had |spcclGl reference to some particular
branch Of mission work an were earnest
thougatiul. and effective. IN almost every
instance collections were taken up Tor tAa
noble object now the subject OF so much
euthLslas,n. ana wnilo II j. "a present dli-
ncult 20 ascertain the exact amount con-
tubu.Cl. the sum IS known % be quito
large.
Ac7owD 10 HEAR pR. r~GoADDCs.
An immense congregation attended the
services IL the FIRST church sunday nom
lrr. ae the name IL Rev. bT, Johu 4.
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