The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-06-01

Onward divine summons to
move onward is as urgently needed to-
day as Ii ever was.-Rev W. ]. Chi
chester, Presbyterian, Chicago
Vital Gonyictlons.-The trouble with
some Is that they have no solid, vital
convictions and are already half con
scious that what they ayow as their
belief will not stand the lght-Rev.
Minot Savage, Unitarian New York
The Present-lt has been loo much
the custom 10 discount the present for
the future, and To overlook the needs
of today in anticipating the glory of
brighter world to come.-Rey. f. II.
Cole, Presbyterian, Oakland, Cal
A Church In Name.-A church may
be church Only in name. or one In
reality. A church in name is society,
organized by men under an apparent
ly divine authority. yet without Cod
Rev. V. W. Teyis, Methodist, Indian
apolls. Ind.
Christs Greatest Trumph.-Chrlst's
greatest triumph Is that He holds God
and man together. He Is the Great
Keystone that connects humanity with
the Infinite love of the Almighty Rev.
W. 7. George, Presbyterian, Kansas
City, Mo.
Cause for Thanks.-Perhaps In no
period of our history as a nation have
we ever had reason TO be more CRATE
full to Almighty God than at this time
for what has occurred within the last
year.-ReY. A. C. Morehouse, Method
list, New York City.
The Rock of Ages.-We may raise
high in the world and pass the ideal of
our ambition, but 1t will come TO naught
unless we put our trust in the Rock of
Ages and in the Refuge of our souls
Rev. S. A. Northrop, Baptist, Kansas
City, Mo.
An Everyday Church.-We must
make our church an everyday church,
adapted to the needs of the day, for
the churches that adapt themselves to
the needs of the day are to be the
churches of the future.-Rev. A. J. Can
field, Uniyersallst, Chicago, Ill.
Epochs.-In epochs famed as the
zenith of culture and science, vice, so
reasons the pesslmist, has always been
cloaked with stronger effrontery and
worship with more exutant and de-
fiant abandon.-Dr. Il. G. Hirsh, He
brew, Chicago, Ill.
Highest Form of Gods Glory.-Man-
hood nd ri. In,
worship and in charitable or common
acts done lovingly and ioyfully "in his
name" are the highest form of Gods
external glory known to us.-Rey. G.
X. Nelson, Bishop of Georgia.
Moral Forces.-I believe in moral
forces more than in physical. and do
not think that the destiny of people
ean be determined by commercial
forces, either from the within or the
without.-Rey. Jenkin Lloyd Jones. In
dependent, Chicago, Ill.
Retributiye Justice.-Certainly. the
exercise by private individual of re-
trlbutive justice TO the extent of TAX
ing human life is never lawful, and Ii
Is doubtful If the presence of even TO-
100000 of Americans would legalize n
lynching.-Rey. ]. j. Baxter, Eplsco-
palian, Boston, Mass.
Great Burdens.-These things which
appear to you great burdens, weighing
you down to destruction are only SO be-
cause you fail to appreciate Gods pur-
pose. He intends them to be rs min
lstering angels. lifting you up to eter-
nal life.-Rev. II. G. Stanton, Presby-
terrain, Kansas City, Mo.
Out of the Church.-On Sunday
morning the masses of the people in
this land are found, not facing Zion
ward, but with their faces glued to a
newspaper. One hundred years ago
there were one million people out Of
the church; to-day there are fifty mill
lons.-Rev. b. +. De Costa, Eplseo-
palian, New York City.