Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-08-28
SUNDAY AT THE CAMP i.
Methodists Gathered at Tindall's
Grove Hear Interesting
Services.
LOVE FEAST IN THE MORNING

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zere and is Followed by the ChiIdren's
Hour, Miss Isabelle Thoburn, an India
Missionary, Delivering an Address
eraI Baptisms.
Tindall's Grove, Aug. 27.-The
morning love feast commenced
promptly at $50. Elder Frizzelle was
in charge of the meeting. The xvii
chapter of St. John was responsibility
read ms n scriptural lesson The meet
ing was very spiritual and full of Joy
Gus testimonies to the power of Jesus
to save.
The Sunday school, new camp
meeting feature, claimed an hour of
the morning, which was very profta-
bic to all VINO participated.
Miss Isabella Thoburn, for so wears
a missionary to India, spoke for one
hour on India mission work. India
is partially christian, for one hundred
years has wrought much for Christ
in that land, but still millions have
not heard of Jesus.
Mrs. Brown was in charge of the
Junior league meeting. Miss Tho
burn also addressed the children.
Rev. r. A. Brown, assisted by Rev
o. NJ. Dunlevy, baptized two infant
children of Fremont P. and Abbie
Brown, of Nebraska.
Psalm 17:15, Il shall be satisfied, ."
was the text announced by Rev. j. a.
Afford ut $50.
The P. m. Epworth league meet
ing was largely attended. Creighton
Bridgeford, of Millersburg, led the
services.
In the evening Rev. A. M. Dunlevy
preached from Gen. 1912. Rev. L.
j. Wood had charge of the after-meet
ing.
Number of New Corners
Tindall's Grove, Aug. ga num-
Der of new corners are upon the ground.
The number now tented is larger than
for some years.
The early morning prayer meeting
was very largely attended.
Charles Nj. Beeeher, who will be
candidate for the next general con-
ference as a layman is, now in atten-
dance. He is a representative christian
gentlemen and will do honor to the
church and conference that may honor
him.
Bible reading at $50 a. M, was
led by Rev. c. o. McCulloch. The
subject .of the lesson was The Loss
of the Holy Spirit" No spiritual
blessings are forced upon us. he said.
The danger of losing the Holy Spirit
is a real one.
At 1880 Rev. Mccormack, of lis
kilwa, preached from Isaiah 80. verse
II: Thine eyes shall see the King in
His beauty; they shall behold the land
that is very far off, He spoke of
personages, also of the privilege of
seeing earthly sovereigns. A vision
the source of joy, spiritual impulse,
the means of new life. the posses
sion of the life of God-came from
seeing the King. The vision will Gre
ate desire for heaven. The vision
lifts up and ennobles. The devil
wants us to look back, God wants us
to look forward to the LAND afar OFF,
The King comes this way walking on
the sea to meet you in your peril and
help you to the far off shore.
Rev. j. A. Elmonson came to camp
last night.
Saturday afternoon Junior league |
meeting was in charge of Mrs. X. A. |
Brown. Rev. Eddy talked interest
inglv on the ten commandments. Miss |
Libbie Hampshire, of Monmouth, con-
Quoted testimony meeting as part |
of the exercise of the hour. The SER
vice concluded with the baptism of |
Rev. and Mrs. w. j. Wards infant !
daughter. Rev. j. b. Robinson, as |
sisted by Revs. McOmber and Wood |
performed the ceremony.
At $3.50 Rev. f. w. Thompson, of |
Colona, pre- cached from Heb. 1873. The |
Epworth league was led by Miss |
Brooks, of New Windsor. Rev. j. Q. !
of Port Byron, preached in |
the evening, Rev. Peregoy conducting |
the altar service.
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