The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-11-21
ITO SEEK AND TO SAVE"
Another Big Rally of Men-Want Mr..
Fife to Return.

Again Monday night there was tres
mendous attendance upon the mems
meeting at Centenary church.
Before taking his text Mr.. Fife in
tlmated that this would be the last
night service OF the meeting. He said
he was very tired and very nervous
and he didn't think God wanted him
to kill himself here.
The text was the 10th verse of the
10Th chapter Of Luke: ''The Son of
Man came to seek and TO save that
which was lost"
The Prince of Wales came to this
country several years ago. While here
if he ever told any one why he came
no one has ever told it. Not so with
the Lord Jesus Christ. When he
came to this world He told what He
came for-to seek and to save.
He came not TO call the righteous,
but sinners, to repentance. If you
dent realize that you are sinner He
didn't come for you. 1t is not the
we'll man, but the sick man, that
needs physician When man
realizes his lost condition he is very
near the Kingdom.
There are two persons bidding for
your soul tonight. The devil is bid
ding the d .am shop, that hellish stuff
that will help to damn you, cards, the
Twin City Club, dancing, etc, and
last bids hell with the damned
through all eternity, Bless God there's
another bidder Christ Jesus, which
is eternal life, never to end, in glory
heaven with the pure that have gone
before. Who shall have you rlost soul?
Jesus came to seek and save the lost.
You may have some man stano on
some platform that loves your soul as
we'll as the man that stands before
you tonight, but no man will ever
stand before you that loves your soul
better than w. p Fife.
Gods Spirit is moving on the town
as never before. In the name of the
Son of 6 I'd, who was crucified, Will
you accept Him as your Saviour?
After the sermon, DR.. Browne sang,
| sThere Were Ninety and Nine," in d
very touching manner.
There were number of professions
at this service, among them being one
bar keeper, who said he would quit the
business this morning. The announce
meut of this purpose was followed by
| an outburs6 Of the long metre doxolgy
| from the vast audience. Immediately
after which some one exclaimed:
"Thank God there won't be anything
like that in hell"
The Evangelist asked that every
| man living in Winston township that
would promise God, by His grace and
| help, to do everything that he can,
honorably, to drive liquor out. to
stand on his feet. A multitude arose.
| During the praise service, which was
participated in by large number,
| hearty expressions of gratitude were
| offered Mr.. Fred N. Day for his per.
sistent efforts to induce Mr.. Fife TIC
| come here.
/ che Evangelist stated that he would
like to have Ia farewell service this
evening, at the depot, before the de
parture of the train upon which he
and his co-laborers will leave.
WANT HIM TO COME AGAIN.
The wish was expressed by Mr.. G.
B. Watson and approved by the con.
gregati0n generally that Mr.. Fife
ard his assistants should return tC
Winston next summer. at time oil
moonlight nights, and hold services
in a larger building, so that the peo-
pie of the country, as well as those oil
the towns, may have the opp0rLuni-
ty to attend.
PARABLE OF THE sowER.
| Rev. Mr.. Price. conducted the ser