The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-13
ssanna camp.

noter. Spirited songs were sung. A
motto was given entitled 'srls phrlst like
10 forgive" These mottoes are explained
Alter the .'chatauquaa drill by Miss
Potts the children repeated tho 23rd
Psalm. At 2.s5 tho Rev. A. y. Croweii
preached sermon from John X TO- The
preacher spoke OF the Christ life In the
soul snyinG: There Is lie out. beyond
the outer circle Of this life. uuclassltled
by scientists who recogulze bul two king
dctns. .--orRanic and Inorganic.
Tne Christian life being life 70 debarr.
ed from the inorganic. and having char
ncteristics peculiar to itself is debarred
from the organic and must therefore he
put Into new Kingdom, nalnuly. tue
spiritual kingdom.
Man belonging to tho organic kingdom
cannot by nature enter thb Kingdom
above him because OF the ebsebee OF quail.
tiles belonging to the members of that
Kingdom. He can only enter that king
dom by being born again, Spiritual man
can not evoIute IRON earnal man. Christ
must enter. and be formed In U.S."
BY regeneration we come into this life
IN all It's fuiiness. For this purpose God
was manifested aud the life we now live
We live by faith in the SoI OF aiod.
Christ came to reveal life, hringlDR life
and Immortality to light. Ard II Is by
His death that 1t Ia given, for with HE
stripes we are healed"
The sermon was we'll prepated, forclbiy
Hiubtrttbu tluuubHllg utllNtEtus III
spite of the oppressive heat every person
was sufficiently Interested tb listen in
tpntiy.
BY request the Rev I. W. Davis sang a
beautiful solo. entitled 'pns thing
know" which was very muohhpprecisted.
At p. M, while the shadows were
iengthenlng out Ger the land. the young
people gathered in The tabernaole to lsten
to the encouraging words OF their leader.
Rev. W. L Bennett. Two tersons came
20 the altar seeking salvation one OF
whom found peace IN believing.
At 745. after u song servicb Rev. Malice
took as his text Luke 10. s. "Zaccheus.
make haste and come down
The preacher said that Ars. Iaccheus
did not have much time 10 cook big
dinner nor make big fuss Tor the preach.
ers that the womsn OF today are to blame
for tile early death OF some preachers. bs.
cause OF feeding them with daiutles, caus.
ing gout etc.
Zaceheus was lnqueltlve. His anxiety
TO soc Christ led him to climb the tree. but
he had to come down. So dpes every In
dsviduai who comes TO Christ. Christ has
no arlstooratic folio were.
Ho sand that from the sixth verse q poor
preacher ought to preach good sermon.
and q good preacher powerful one.
ssrmon is here found dividing Itself:
"Zaooheus made haste.' The speaker
laid great sIresa upon the early and
speedy forsaklng OF sin ere the lluks of
ths chnin are tightly olihehed. Come
down from your pride, from your selfish
ambition.
Come down TO personal work, willing
to work anywhere where Opportunity af.
fords, he has hopes for Joanna because
she is down, looking up. and " people
looked up u little more they wouldn't
have the "bluea" so much
When Zacoheus came down he didn't
teave one night for the theatre; he did not
leave the damnable church soclabe up
there 60 he could get 1t wien wanted. lie
oame down and gave himself entirely TO
Christ
Those who deny the pleasures OF saliva
tion. did not receive theirs at tho lrus
source. for the text says 'Joyfully;'' and
by such a statement insult God. Joy is the
characteristic OF Christ's r4liRton.
With an earnest. pleading. entreatlng
aexhortation aud two peulLent seekera at
lie altar The mestlng closed. Interest in
all the services is increasing and big
time Is expected on the Sabbath Day.
Joanna, Aug. l0.-Ihe early morning
service was we'll attended by the wor-.
shippers who listened attentlyely to Rev.
VIA. Powick who. In his Kind. futhsrly way
conducts this service.
AT 0 u. IN. the bell anupuuced tho time
for the praiee service wh.eh was conduct
eu NY Rev. j. b. alunn OF the Central Pa.
Conference. who pUsseSsds unusual euer.
gy for man OF hls age.
Ho said that ho believed tie church
&us better ant stronger Than ever befOre.
Asr environments are diii5rou from I'll sa
OF the early church. The chuIch OF to.
day must moet srsat Issues unknown To
tie Fathers
yet notwithstanding the unusual activ,
Ny OF the devil. the church is moving
gTGndly o."
This meeting IL seemA was tho drop
plngs OF the shower expected to follow
At lO3O Il. N. Qulte;au Hu, lienc5 greeted
the Rev q. Il. Turner of Uedarvlile, Pa,
who took for his text Heb. 7.25 and said
The text Is tue euuclUslou OF Il fOrciblt
argument IN iuEot OF The kiugship and
priesthood oil CnrisL" Here wa have o
declaration OF Christs ability to save.
The preachers llr7t thought was based
upon the words "lie N able" He also
emphhsizsd tho "pprpatnal intergesslOn
of Christ" The suneess OF Christ AZ nr
advocate re5lB upon lhe fact that Ii,
pleads the merits of AlA blood.
The second division Of the preacher,
theme was The extent Uf Christ uhi!!Ly Il
save" The text sayp. to the utterm0st
All manner OF siu sh4ll be forgiven The
power OF Christ Will lrlnI lis Triumphant
ly through this life, and Will cause US Il
triumph over death.
The sermon was earnestly delivered ant
contained many eXceildnt points,
SUNDAY MUHNtSa, Aug, is, 1875.
The crowd was Immense and seemed tC
cover every foot Of space. The earil
morning service for family prayer wa
more largely attended. The camp IN ssI-
ing love feast was source OF grelt sp =
ituai power aud profit led by Rev. "
Powiek. spiritual hiredtor. The nreache
OF the morning was llev, Jnln. Bodd. II
the Wilmington onleEence who preuche
grandly on "Wrestling Jacob" eiIeitin
many shouts from the old tenters A
1.50 the ehidrens meetlng in charge 4
Rev. W. q. Bennett and a meeting at th
stand In charge ol Mrs Morley of PhilA
Grew largo crowds add Just as they die
missed the clouds ppured out water an
deluged the grounds wheraupon u ge
ernl scatteration tooN place.
The surglug mas5eb disappeared in'l
tents auditorium, att,. In short order
Those who He'd for refuge to the preach
ing stand held prayer meeting at whiu
three Wsre converted III the tnuade
storm. Rev. J. b, Mum preached In til
auditorium very impressive serm0
during the storm. Then followed til
usual Young peoples ueating aud preac,
Ing by the blind ev7ngeIt4t, and at II
CLOSE OF the BeryC We were treated
more rain, thunder and lightning.
MoNpAY
Ono of our Young mon has practlc
OF keepiHE tats hoftT's.
lhs 30 nesting reid In the taberna c
led by hey. fowlUii was CBHraeterlsa L
Its spirituality.
No services werc held at u. m. ReY
g. Sypnerd arrived.
At 10 80 tile bell 7ant lts sound over u
Camp ground calling the people to u
labernacle to tho VI +. NJ $. Service Sir
n. A. Shehter, 9ocietary OF the W. h. 4
g., within The bountis OF the Philadeiph
Conference. stated That nine years NJ
the 18th of this month q society was Oh
gani2ed here when There was quite lnrs
gathering, The contribution amountiT
to $40.
Miss Hoffman then read tho minutes
the last meeting hed here August %. lSg
After the singing of a solo by the lie
Thos, w. DAVIS Mrs. Sheafer address,
abe meeting.
she epoke OF the Inability of the pre-
ent missionary 50dloly to help heath
women hence the need OF the W. L. NJ
Though yet in Ter youth she numbe