The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-07-06
Negroes Arrested in Topeka of H G. Tandy.

ship of the Comrades of the Quiet Hour,
now numbering 1900, you would have the
throbs in my heart when I say, God is
ia oG g e f9F aTe so @e o
the sentences in the reports that Indicate
ana Pr9s f6Tce mlEI aysseg formeg
for systematic study Of Missions Mis-
Many a society is supporting its own mis-
siOnary through its own board. we sup
children" We are educating three or
phans IN india; I've nave our own ma, ma
! in Turkey We are pledged for Isl! six
| pay entire expenses Of missionary in
I Peru" I'VE are educating three girls in
! phan girl in Armenia "Our society sup
ports native preacher in Africa" I'VE
with two other Societies we guarantee
| the salary of a home and foreign mission
members in a the ed W @o are re- 9 soo3 0T To
| send one of our members to the foreign
ms Are the VerV best I'VE 6ae sub
| scribed for our missionary magazines and
keep them going from MOUSE Set to house.
deavorers spent all their energy and
money upon conventions" Forget Mr..
| deavor is one Of the mighty evangels of
| the gospel Christian Endeavor lives.
| MISSION WORK.
| Christian Endeavor has done much for
missions i IN me past ana 6i eaen year the
tlde mas risen Niger: ms year mas Deea
! years that I have been privileged to
BEEN abe eu to tell so glad story Nearly
I 5000 societies in making their annual re-
| money contributed to their own mission
| airy boards This amount, augmented by
/ other benevoIences and to their own
/ church. is nearly $4,000. The society
| that leads the list is the one in St Peter
| German Lutheran church,A Allegheny City,
| Pa, the total amount given to their mis-
sion boards, to their home church and
| for other benevoiences is S15s3.74. The
| next society deserving mention is the one
| Washington. D. c., the total amount is
$1S71;70. Next is the s.; 337: 81 contributed
! py the society OF the FIRST FresDyterlan
| society in the Second Baptist church Of
| st LOUIS, MO- the Hgure IS Sl-l5Z Let
| me also quote three sentences from the
| Held public Sunday night gospel service
| from June to September: educated two
| young men for the ministry; had special
society in the Oxford PRESBYTERIAN church,
uted to missions and benevolences, Of
| which amount SS42.5O was contributed di-
| society is That Of me Juniors of the Brigb-
ton. Mass, Congregational church This
afssssehu use Juniors This wear the
amount is s247 for missions.
! I must close this section Of my report
with the interesting fact that the Chinese
! Society of Christian EndeavOr OF San
tri6uted $3.50 to their own missionary.
board: s4i505 to their own home church
expenses and Cor other benevolences.
sos 3; in all. S1.212.S7.
LEADS TO THE CHURCH.
( Now for the last of this annual report
! Christian EndeavOr has in more ways
| than those already referred TO borne fruit.
{ and is today one of many other agencies
for increasing the membership of the
/. ! churches of Christ. During the last ten
I years over one million and One-naif Of our
members have Joined the cnurch- over
I one million and one-haf church members
| from the ranks of Christian Endeavor IN
I the ten years. Behold what God hath
/ wrought Christian End9aVor lives
) SERMON BY DR.. GUNSAULUS.
After singing by a colored quartette
} from Hampton institute. Father En-
deavOrer.' Francis E. Clark made his
annual address
Ten minutes Of meditation and prayer
followed the presidents address With
owed heads and closed eyes he great
/ congregation sang softly old familiar
hymns. alternating with prayers by
{ Rev Flovd NJ T0-npzins of Ph5ladel-
phia- A silent prayer followed closing
{ with the lords prayer The sermon
I was eloquentIy preached by Rev DR..
Frank W. Gunsaulus Of Chicago. from
! the text, And an Inscription was writ
ten and passed upon the cross saying
! II letters Of Greek and Hebrew and
. Latin. this IS the king OF the Jews
? St. Mark 29-24.
Dr. GunsauIus dwelt on the signih-
| canoe Of the fact that Pontius Plate
considered It necessary at the time OF