Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-16
FAITHFUL AT PRAYER
SWEET DEVOTIONAL SERVICES
,u,IDiN THE EARLY MORNING.
LIVE TALKS ON LIVE SUBJECTS.
=. interesting Meeting at Leigh
street. with Live Topics-Another
the CoIIcgc-Finc Addresses
,bout the Junior work.


convention hail The morning hours
..ouon. the forenoon conferences.
~. Ode lectures IN the early afternoon
,-. au quite well attended.
ne morning hour Of devotion SER
.... .ne subject OF Dr. Daniel shepard
o. Two Kinds OF Disciples that of
r Nucfhn Building the Closet:
r,,oi Rev James a. Francis. THE Dis
... Position" and that of Rev. F. X.
. THE Believers -Four Priyi-
l. Ecy. Mr.. Dayfoot discussed his
.tt anJcr these four heads:
The True Heart-An true religion is
.n.aer Of the heart-Matthew xv.. s.
-n. heart. not the head. God puts his
economy vi. C. Then the learn
of Gods will becomes pleasure.
rfe mlness Of Falth-This involves
n n. trust in God Hebrews XII, H-l9
W t. rerehension of truth.
p.g OF Spirit-The priest. going 10
. Temple. had a conscience that ac-
.. lm When he had offered the
,.rs God. his conscience was at rest
as may fear TO face God in our own
r-t llt the blood Of Christ gives
sruI cleansing.
r..uuess OF Life-After the altar
-. The laver-Exodus XXX, li-I
Tr.-s the priest washed his blood-stained
f. our layer is Gods Word, by
which we are cleansed in thought, word,
A.. l.ed-John XIV, 8; Ephesians ". %.
CONFERENCES on PRACTICAL PRO
BLEMS.
A roodly number OF Baptist Young Peo-
al. "a. ties
s1 PEOPLE Of Richmond gathered al
L.-h-Street church yesterday morning
O.. $40 O clock. when q pithy discussion
Of practical problems took place. Rev.
Claude Kelly. OF Saudusky. o., presided,
aaI conducted the opening devotional
service The loca. society were gwen
charge OF the meeting when the prayers
had been said and tine songs sung There
pls am open conference and some rapid
firing took place. Air. James *. Stewart,
Of LocklluO. o.. spoke of the 'assO-
c.ttl union The closing address OF the
service was delivered by Mr.. ". j. VIII
hanson. of Kansas City, on the "Ulu-
nate Analysts Of Our Aim and Method
BIBLE STUDY SERVICE.
ST. -. H. Cooper. of Peru, Ind, con-
..r.d the Bible study service at Rich
u.l College chapel yesterday morning.
u. made an address on THE Disciplined
CHRISTIAN" that was very greatly ENJOY
The open conference on Lions in the
War" was participated in by a large
number OF those present.
lr t. l. RhOades. Of New York. con-
Quoted the missionary meeting al the
First Baptist church yesterday morning,
speaking on "Discipleship in Missions"
Under The head Of Helpful Hints" a
number ~ enjoyable and valuable ad-
dresses we've made.
AtI15 o'clock yesterday Mr. F. c. Nc
Council o. Lynchburg. delivered at the
First Baptist church a very able address
90 Bone Missions in the South"
WORK OF THE JUNIORS.
The or work of the Baptist Young
Peoples Iulon Association was discuss
cd yesterday at Grace-Street church, be-
ginning early IN the morning and lasting
Until noon. Uncle Boston w. Smith, of
Minneapolis. Mimi. presided. There are
-elt many juniors I'm the city, ana
tle attendance was exceedingly good.
After the devotional service Mrs.
J. p. j. Bishop, Of New York,
read an excellent paper on "Ihe
Leader and Her Preparation" This
paper was well written clear and TO the
point. and was enjoyed greatly by all
who heard il.
After this IAN Interchange OF Ideas
cu Junior Work" took place. This con-
ference was conducted by Miss l.. +.
Bushnell. and was one of the most help
t informal conferences possible During
The conference Nj. John II. Chapman,
resident Of xle Baptist Young People
Union Association. gave a very fine tax
o1 Junior Work" and at its close Mrs
oh
ak on Junior Unions From Mothers
Point Of View" This interesting and In
s,ructive meeting was closed with
splendid address by Mr.. Smith, on "Chlld
conversion and Training for Service
THREE SUPERB SERIES
Every man and woman who has at
tended the lectures on the letter OF PAU
10 the Romans, given each day since
Thursday AZ the First church, by Rev.
j. M. Sufier. ID. D.. has learned some
thing and been helped. The course has
been of great benefit 10 the ministers
Who eagerly seized this opportunity 10
l under Dr. Stiher's teaching as well
10 laymen.
The last lecture Of Dr. Prices on the |
"T. umony Of the Monuments at Rich /
m0al College at . O'Clock was largely at /
tended and exceedingly instructive. Dir. |
ou Richmond people and the visitors who |
heard lm His course has simply been |
superb
Many people visited the beautiful |
grounds No the college yesterday. Or. Ry-
lan' super. tendent Of the grounds ana /
h1Da.s. .ad President Boatwright had
guides .- .-r.ls. who showed the visitors
eVey"a.re .l interest about the college.
Last Visitor also received "A handsome |
souvenir OF ".. college.
Professor Per.t chalk Illustrations OF
lhe Scriptures have been marvellous 10
many people lie had large audience
yesterday
DELAWARE AND TEXAS RALLIES.
I'Aas and Delaware met together in
,..t friday morning Ia the Broaddus-
p. mortal church. X. II. Coleman, presi-
--.i ana transportation leader for Texas,
W.. chosen tO preside over the meeting.
ALTER devotional exercises the work Of
'h.s. tWo States was Interestingly dis
eassti. %. O. Buddington a Delaware
Ia..,r and state transportation leader,
. 0i The character OF MS state work.
while the young peoples work In Della
"-ie mas been carried on under some
1'h, i.ues. yet II Is promising, and the
.'iHe iness Of the delegates from the
"'-e churches represented-North VIII
D'iti Ton. Bethany Wilmington, and
-.frr-is evidence Of the fact that their
STATE is 90 take forward step.
Lyman Bryan. corresponding secretary
,Cf Texas spoke Of the work in Texas.
he mentioned as one feature Of the Texas
"'ik the division Of the State into
'"thiy-twO districts. with a superinten-
'ai f0 push the work in each district
"i-e some Of these districts are large