The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-11
CHRISTIAN WORKERS.
The Programme for the First Three Days
Session,

This will be the programme of the
Christian workers for the first three days of
the convention at Second Parish church.
THURSDAY.
93O.--Prayer and praise meeting, led by
Rev. Mr.. Reed of $ Springfield, Mass. and
Rev. E. M. Lamb. Kennebunkport. 1890
Addresses by Mr.. j. R. Libby, chairman
and members of local committee. and }. C.
Collins, secretary convention. 2.l5-Devo-
tionaI service. led by R. B. Crook, Berwick.
Ne. 2.30-Brief addresses. H. B. Gibbud,
Rescue. Mission, Syracuse, NY. B.M.- Went
worth, Berwick, Me-, d. L. Davis, Cleve-
land, o., Mr.. George Graft. New York City
and Rev. F. NJ. Lamb, Kennebunkport. Me.
3.30-The church at work among the masses;
report of work of the Fourth Congregational
church, Hartford. Conn.,, Rev. H. H. Kel-
sey, pastor; followed by discussion. ques-
tions, .and answers. 4.20-Portland Christian
work outline statement, Rev. A. II. Wright,
pastor, st. Lawrence street Congregational
church. 7.30-Devotional service, led by
Rev. H. ". Pope, New Haven, Conn. 1853
Address by Rev. John q. Collins. secretary
of the International Christian Workers As
ISOLATION. SOTO be assigned.
FRIDAY.
9.O0-Devotional service led by Rev. H. P.
Beach, School for Christian Workers.
Spring field. Mass. Omission Work in the
Slums of a Great City, Mr.. George Graft,
Superintendent Madison Square Church
House. Rev. c. H. Parkhurst, New York
City. 11.3O-The Two Ways: Picture Sermon
for the Masses. Mr.. n. B.Gibbud, superin-
tendent Rescue Mission, Syracuse. N. Y.
IL .45-Devotional. 2.15-Devotional service
led by Mr.. B. NJ. Wentworth Berwick. $50
Christian Work in Foreign Mission Fields;
History, Methods, Present Condition and
Results, Rev. Fl. P. Beach, Springfield,
Mass. 3.45-Traets and How to Use Them,
Rev. H. ". Pope, New Haven. and b. M.
Wentworth, Berwick. 5,00-Devotional. 7.30
Devotional service led by D. L. Davis,
Cleveland. Ohio. 7.45-Training of Work
ers; Report of Training School for Christian
Workers, Springfield, Mass, Rev..David
Allen Reed, p1 esident. S.30-Brotherhood of
Andrew and Philip, Rev. E. N. Hardy,
pastor of Congregational church, Holliston,
Mass.
SATURDAY.
s.oo-Devotional service. led by Edward
HaySOn 1dAmOAos iV.oV Aho OooPSA 40
Jerusalem report of the Jerusalem Christian
Union Mission, Miss Florence E. Ben-Oliel.
Jerusalem. 11O0-Work for Fallen Women;
report of the Florence Crittenton Mission,
G. y. Crittenton, New York. n.45-Devo-
tional service. 2.15-Devotional service led
by Mr.. George H. Shaw, marlborough.
Mass. 2.3O-The Boys Club and Its Adapta-
ton to Church Work and Smaller Places,
Rev. John G. Collins, New Haven, Conn.
3.30-Our Young Men; What Has Been Done
for Them, What More Can Be Done, MI. II.
M. Moore, Boston, Mass. 4.20-Men's Union
for Christian Work Report of the Berwick
Band, Berwick, Me-, Mr.. R. B. Crook, Ber-
wick, Me-, and Rev. II. W. Pope. New
Haven. Conn. 7.30-tD Second Parish
church, meeting for Sunday school teachers.
Portland and vicinity. Rev. E. NJ. Lamb.
Ke1nebunkport. Me-, will sing. Addresses
by Rev. H. ". Pope, New Haven, Conn.,,
Rev. E. Payson hammond, Hartford, Conn,
and D. L. Davis. Cleveland, Ohio. 10 Meet
ing for Men, Y. M. G. A. Addresses by c..
N. Crittenton, New York, Rev. F. W. San
ford, somersworth. N H., and H. B. Gibbud.
Syracuse, N. Y. ID Gospel Meeting at
Faith church REV. S. F. PearsonD Ad-
dresses by H. M. Moore. Boston, Mass, r.
B. Crook, Berwick, Me-. and S.P. Thrasher,
New Haven, Conn.