The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-10-30
ANNIVERSARY
CONCLUDED.

W. Folwell, d. d., Of PhiIadelphia H 8
textIwas from John "A 81: "Peacr, l
leave with you, my peace rive unto you, >
DR.. Folwell said, there is wide scope 10
this subject Of peace before Gnd. It may
be divided into three pha ss. First pence
between man and man. There arc diffe,.
ence of feeling between men which lead to
dislike hate and even malice. Tho o feel
ings exist betT'oon the Jew and Gen II !,
! yet God made both. ald made theiu as
one. In Jesus there will DO peace among
men and women, tool -.I
+! when people do not pick up the morn.
| ing paper TO read about the war ~ The
! Philippine Islands or war any place. then
men will beat their swords into plough
shares, and there will DO poace among
men.
Second, peace with God. Man Is natu-
rally at enmity with God. This Is because
Of his hardncs, Of heart, and because Of
this enmlty man Ia under condemnation,
BY jurisdiction, by faith We are rec onci.od
and are aispeace with God. Reconc liution
Is the result of atonement. With justi
1cation there can be no reconc liation.
Without reconciliation there can he no
peace.
Third. peace Of God. This Is so much
better than peace with G ID, 1t Is perfect
peace, peace without ANXIETY, a reslful
peace, because we have committed our
selves to God. Trust 70 In the Lord for.
ever, for IN tho Lord Jehovah Is the rock
OF ages. People say, we dont know,
Agnostics have crept into the Church Of
Christ. We do know the truth of wfat
God says. That testimony and the w rk
Of years has been the test of Gods word.
May We attain the peace Of God, and,ls, IL
dwell In our hearts,"
The reports made wore substantially rs
follows: The Sunday School memb h p
Is now a37.
Starting with fifteen members the Chris
tan Endeavor Society now has go
.Collections this year have been $40 Is
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society
has twenty -four active members and six.
teen associate members Collections since
organization have been 1854. "Olward
and Upward will be tho motto this year.
starting with fourteen members the
Ladies' AID Society now has twonty two
members The amount expended this
year was S35. United we stand; divided
We fall. u is our motto
The Louisa l.. Cook Circular OF Kings
Daughters has s3s towards a building
10 faA
''1le that gCeth forth aud we p .th hc r.
ing precious seed, shall doubtless come
again with rejoicing. bringing his steaves
with Him. Psalm 1862. This was the
text of Rev. e. A. Crises sermon at Uni
last evening. 1t was an earnest appeal for
the sowing of the seed of righteousness.
Ho predicted great crop of conye. siops.
which, If not rouped by him while al U lion
will DO harvested by some one to follow
him. Pastor and people must bothle
sewers of the seod.
Professor w. NJ. Graten OF Philad,l-
phia. preached at St. Andrews Church
yesterday.
The Salvation Army held largely at.
tended meetings at Fifth and Market
streets last evening". Several hundred
people were present, and addresses were
made by Ensign Main and others.
Rev. Alexander 7. Bowser will hold q
special service at the Unitarian Church
on Sunday evening next.
Evangelist George Britten, who has
been conducting services at Asbury M. E.
ho1
only, which were we'll attended,
At st. Paul's M. 4. Church last even.
ing Rev. ). p. Otis of Mt. Salem M. 4.
Church, preached.
The Women's Home Missionary Society
conducted tina Christian Endeayor seryjcs -
at First Presbyterian Church last cvsn-
ing.
Rev. Il. II. Carson of Baltimore preach.
cd ct the Unitod Presbyterian Church yes
to-day,
Rev. William L. Petingill again preach.
cd at Delaware Avenue BAPTIST Churcb
yesterday. Rev. John Shape the new pas-
tor, will assume his duties next sunday
At Bethany Baptist Church Yesterday.
Rov. J. B. LHommedlcu of Newark N.
J, preacbed.
Fred G. Mccall addressed vesterd ~
afternoon's Y, M. C. A. mating
Yesterday was missionary dny ot ST.
Andrews School Superindent R,bert
Adair told tho ohildren of tb, church
work in Mexico towards which the school
contributes, Rev, w, McGroten. ID !,