Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-01-04
w eek of PRAYER,

A number OF sub-topics are given by
way of suggestion. 1t is expected that
each leader will make selections:
Sunday, January 5 services will be
held in the various churches. No union
service OF this day. Sermons But the
Comforter, the Holy Ghost, whom the
Father will send in my name, he shall
teach you all things and bring all things
TO your remembrance whatsoever | have
said unto you."-John IA 26.
Monday, Jan. g.. NJ Il. church, leaders,
Rev. Drewett, A. &. Blackney, and Nj. j..
Bailey Humiliation and Thanksgiv-
ing" Confession: OF sins Of ommis
sion and Of commission. Praise For
temporal and spiritual mercies TO indi-
viduals, communities, and nations
John | 8, 8; Psalm 50: l.5 Psalm ll6:
1913; Psalm 100; l Chron. 80: 10 -.
Tuesday, Jan. Z, Bapt church, leaders,
D. Willard, Rev. G. NJ. Boswell, and DR..
w. f. Crouter.-"The Church Uni.
1%ersal." Praise: Forincreasing fellow
ship among believers since the formation
of the Evangelical Alliance, fifty years
ago. Prayer: That the presence and
power of the Holy Ghost may be felt T;
that the communion of saints may be
perfect that the Word may be preach
ed in its purity.-Acts ! 5 8; John IL {:
20 %; Eph. 4: ! l6.
"Wednesday, January s, Congregations
al church. Leaders, Mrs. e. Wilkinson,
Rev. +. T. Drewett, w. G. Ward. ma
tons and their Rulers" Praise: For
increasing recognition of the rights of
conscience during the past fifty years
TOR the revival Of civic patriotism
Prayer For all in authority, that laws
may be wisely enacted and faithfully
executed for religious liberty for
peace; for the prosecuted; for the aboli-
ton OF the opium. slave aud drink traf.
he; for all needed reforms - moral,
social, industrial and POLITICAL Tim.
:: IA; Matt. 8: 1912; l Pet. 2: l3 % (;
Rev. IL Is.
Thursday. January 8, NJ. +. church.
Leaders. Mrs. w. q. Porter, Miss Mabel
smith. and Miss Laura Carns.-"For-
eign Missions" Praise For mission
AIRY progress for the Students Move
ment," and the increased number Of
candidates for the weak. Prayer For
all missionaries in their labors and trials;
for missionary societies under their fin.
ancial burdens; for the opening Of new
doors as the result Of wars in the East
for the suppression Of the African rum
traffic, and for TIE removal Of all him
ORANGES; for the conversion Of the world.
lisa. 60 Is; Psalm 81 Rom. 10:
Ills.
Friday, January 10. Baptist church.
Leaders, Rev. G.. M. Boswell, TO ie
supplied, and Clarence Poe.-"Home
Missions" Praise: For increase appro-
citation of opportunities and obligations.
Prayer: For missionaries and other
laborers for missionary societies for
increased offerings for the heather at
our door for depleted rural districts and
neglected city populations for increas.
ed Christian conity.--Luke 10: l, 2; IA:
2l-23; lisa. 55 Is; Mark 0: 3S-40.
Saturday, January IL, congregational
church. Leaders, to be supplied, Rev,
F. T. Drewett. and q. NJ. Boswell
Families and Schools" Praise; For
the gracious promises to the godly and
their children, and for the increasing
mum Der of young disciples. Prayer
For a deeper sense Of the ~sacredness Of
the family relation for parents. chill
dren and servants for increased Chris
tian nurture; for Sunday and day
schools; for Christian associations OF
young people Mark 10: 1922; Matt.
3: 80; Deut. IL 1921.
Sunday, %Januaryl2, union services. a.
m. Baptist church. Sermon by Rev. g.
NJ. Boswell. 7:30 p. m. NJ, E. church,
sermon by Rev. F. T. Drewett.-Ser-
mons: dLet him take hold of my
strength, that lie may make peace with
me."-Isa. 81 5. 'The greatest of these
is charity."-1 Cor. s l3.
All are most cordially invited to at
tend and participate in these meetings.
Mrs. L. R. Patton, Rockford, ILL.,, writes:
From personal experience I can recon-
mend De Wits Sarsaparilla, a cure for
impure blood and general debility" A,
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