New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-28
THREE !SERVICES AT ONCE
INCREASED INTEREST IN THE OCEAN
GROVE CAMP MEETING.
THE TEMPLE TABERNACLE AND THORNLEY,
CHAPEL. ALI. rILI.ED-sERMoN BY THE

CHAPEL ALL T1LIED-sERMON BY THE
REV. Pr !. r. BOYLE.
Ocean Grove Aug 81 (speciaD.-Interest In the
great camp meeting grows apace. and scores OF pen
itents are processing conversion daily. To-day
meetings were ushered I'm under favorab- atmos-
phcric conditions and as early as 5:45 a. m the
Rev T. j. Andrews and his devoted band gathered
I'm the James Memorial Tabernacle for consecra-
ton service The Holy Spirit war the topic dis
crssed and prayed for by the early risers. AZ 6:4'
the family devotions. in the audi orium. were led
by the Rev. J. r. Daniels III the absence ~ PTc'l-
dent Stokes.
N9a. m. the three edifces-the Temple. the Tab
ernacle and Thornley, Chapel-were all filled. The
Holiness service in the Tabernacle was favored by
the presence OF Mrs Lum. the colore0 evangelist.
Who spoke words OF cheer TO the seekers after per-
feet love" At the Young Peoples meeting in the
temple several speakers aided in carrying out me
programme. The Rev William Franklin conducted
his Helping Hand service at this hour IN morn
ley Chapel
The Auditorium service. at 1890 4. m. was OF the
usual character. There were 300 present. The
opening prayer was said by the Rev. Dr. John Rob
crt Benson. Of Philadelphia. Mrs Carr sang i've
Yielded All TO Jesus" as a solo. the congregation
iouing I'm the chorus The initial sermon was
preached by the Rev DIT j. r. Boyle pastor OF the
State Street Methodist Episcopal Church. OF Tren-
ton He chose as his text Isaiah xl 81: But they
that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength;
they shall mount up with wings as eagles: they
shall run and not be weary: and they snail walk
and rot faint" He said:
The conditions on which this spiritual reinforce
meni is given The faithful followers OF the lamp
include first Of all conformity 10 God we must ne
recOnciled TO our Maker and live in harmony with
His will We must fulfil this first fundamental con
dit.on ere we shall enjoy the blessed reward. Sub
mission Is also requisite in the fulhlment or these
conditions This gives Us repose or soul IN Ills
character and worth.
Again we must possess the spirit OF devotion 10
God We must wal; upon Him. Through all the
trials and difficulties of lie must remain stcadlas
power.
The speaker closed with a picture of the gories
that await the faithful and of the reward sure TO be
received by those who wait upon the Lord
At 80 D. m. Mrs. Lizzie Smith and her band OF
workers conducted a lively revival meeting In the
Tabernacle The afternoon sermon was delivered by
the Rev S v Gwym, OF Brooklyn who annotated
the twenty-fou chapter of Exodus and drew an
analogy in the life and teachings OF Christ ana the
present dispensation Of the Holy Ghost. The prom
ises made by God 10 His people in the Levitcs regime
and the religious life Of the Israelites under Mosaic
law were dwelt upon at length. Inc cnlinrehs
meeting at 4:3O p M was led by Mrs. Grace Weiser,
Davis and the Rev. Charles II. latmah cohuuc'eu
the vesper service in the temple AT go ~,
The sermon this evening was preacheu u! me ~
William w Goodman, OF Philadelphia son OF the
reyered Rev Alfred Goldman. The altar service
which followed. productive OF good results ~
DR.. J. b. Graw. of Trenton; afternoon the Key ".
II. Morgan, of Menden: evening, the KEY: 1T. W. -:
D. Mason. 10 Bishop Hartze late secretary
OF the Freedman's Aid Society