The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-11
GLORIOUS DAYS WORK.
HINAHKAHLE HT~tLfs Al Tiit
NATNAN HEVINAL MEEriNGs.
Reaching Al CiHss.. aud Sntioualities -
wan HaSs, Girls Men aud
Women.

ugeporcd D., Rev. W. II. Peckl
Yesterday was a day that will
not soon be forgotten in Honolulu.
Evangelist Yatman held half a
dozen meetings, and the results
were simply wonderful. The ser
vices with the Portuguese at 10 a.
IN. and $3.50 p. III. were well at
tended, and the strictcst Of atten-
ton was paid to all that fell from
the lips Of this hard working
man. At Kamehameha school
Mr.. Yatman has won
his way into the hearts
Of every one and scores of the boys
and girls who have accepted Christ
through Mr.. Yatman's instrument
able again listened TO him yester.
day with heartfelt interest and
great spiritual profit.
About one hundred and fifty
boys were out in the afternoon to
hear Mr.. Natman on Chips or
Cherries. Mr.. Yatman happily
illustrated this by telling in his
winning way the story Of how his
mother taught him to avoid selfish
ness and to think Of others.
As the boys listened to the story
Of the cherry tree with its load of
"ox-heart' cherries and the basket
fuls given TO the boys at school and
the life long results, many boy
decided to grow cherries Of right
eousness instead of having his
heart filed with chips Of sin and
/ sclhshress.
In the after meeting over a half
| hundred BOYS came out for Christ
aud expressed heir desire to grow
/ up Christian gantlemem. Many
boy IN the meeting will remember
| for life the lesson of Chips or
Cherries, Which p
The Y. NJ. G. A. Hall was well
| filled with men in the afternoon 10
listen to Mr.. Yatman on his theme
Of Sowing Wild Oats" Evidently
the evangelist has had great deal
Of work with men for he wasted no
time in preliminaries but got right
at his theme, and for an hour he
was listened to with the greatest of
attention. A number Of men de-
cided for Christ then and there,
while upon invitation given to those
who really desired to be Christians
nearly the whole audience came to
its feet. Men went away from the
meeting deeply stirred about their
souls welfare.
After the usual 9:3o p. Ill. ser
vice of the Y. NJ. c. A. the hall
rapidly filled up until when Mr..
Yatman began the7:3o meeting he
I found the room full.
The thought of the evening was
Excuses for not being Christian"
or How men seek to justify a
Goddess life"
The sermon was short and point
ed and the audience was deeply
stirred. There were twenty-five
enquirers, and OF these twenty-five
united in covenant with God,
that by the help of the Holy Spirit
they would henceforth lead the life
Of christian.
Honolulu has not seen such a
day for many year. The tide OF
the revival seems to be still on the
flow and the Evangelist and those
working with him expect to see
hundreds where there are now
scores, who will begin a life of
thorough, whole.hearted service for
Christ and humanity.
THE PRoDGGAL SON.
The theme OF Mr.. Yatman's ser
mon in the Y. NJ. G. A. hall tonight
will be The Prodigal Soma
nineteenth century character sketch
Of this Bible story. There are a
good many in Honolulu who ought
to hear this life picture of the evan
gelist. On Tuesday night Mr..
Natman's subject will be "The
Story Of Little jim"
On Wednesday, Thursday and
! Friday nights he will preach three
character sermons OH Daniel,
Paul, Christ"
The 4 o'clock meetings will be
held every afternoon except Satur
day.
The Wednesday, Thursday ant
Friday afternoon meetings are fo
4, women only. Subject, Woman
and her Sphere.
A IlIlI....,i Ina