The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-01-19
Yesterdays SERVICES.


The text for Dr. T. b. Webb's sermon
at the First Presbyterian church yester
day morning was taken from Second
Corinthians, 5-20, and at night he
preached from the text, John 11-35.
south Columbia Methodist.
Rev. ]. f. Beasley preached two ex-
ceptonally fine sermons at the South
Columbia Methodist church Sunday
At the morning service his text was
taken from Ephesians 4:13-32. He
urged his members to dwell together in
unity and peace, llying aside all bitter
ness and evil speaking, and to be kind
one to another, tender-hearted and for
giving. At the evening service Mr.
Reasley preached to a large audience
from First Corinthians 9:24.
st. Peters Church.
Both of Rev. Baker p. Lees sermons
at st. Peters Episcopal church yester-
day were listened to by good sized
audiences and greatly enjoyed. The
subject of his morning sermon was,
What is Your Life?"--James Ala, and
at night his theme was, Jesus Weeping
ONbI UbI uSdl6ln LUKE lO-fl.
Main Street c. p. Church.
Rev. T. j. Dixon filled his appoint
ment at the Public School building at
IL a. m, preaching from the text-"But
seek ye first the kingdom of God and
his righteousness, and all these things
shall be added unto you;" Matt 6:33.
His subject was, THE Visible, The
Spiritual and Triumphant Churches" {"
We must become members of the first
two before we can ever expect to gain
entrance into the last, where we shall
meet with Jesus our Savior and see Him
as He is.
Frierson mortal Church.
No services were held at Frierson
Memorial Church Sunday morning, but
at the evening hour the pulpit was oc-
cupied by the pastor, Rev. B. l..
Start, who preached upon the subject,
"Christ Crowded Out" Tonight DR..
F B. Webb will preach the first of a
series of sermons to be held in that
church.
First Baptist.
The theme for Rev. j H. Thompson S
sermon at the First Baptist church Sun
day morning was, "The Lords Prayer" ,"
this being the first of series of sermons
he will preach upon this subject. At
night he was listened to by an attentive
congregation.
Christian Church.
Elder j. P Slayden filled the pulpit
at the Christian church Sunday morn
ing, his subject being, 1.-The Lords Sup
per-" He also preached there that
night.
First Cumb erland Presbyterian Church.
Yesterday Was 'moving-up day" in
deed with this congregation. They re-
port an unusually large Sunday school
IN the morning, characterized by the at
tendance of number OF new pupils,
and most interesting work in the les
son studies. At IL O'Clock the pastor
delivered his third sermon in connection
with the lesson studies of the New
Year, viz: Life of christ, taking for
his text, Luke II:l-"And it came to
pass that there went out decree from
Caesar Augustus that all the world
SuOulu Dt UdAtu DtdlllIB Will ullS re-
cord from the standpoint of the divine
philosophy of history, it was said that
Augustus wrought greater than he knew,
as the words were most appropriately des-
criptive of a greater tribute, or tax
that was laid on the world by the birth
of Christ. Hence the subject of the ser
mon was "The Tribute Laid on the
Wcrld by the Birth of Christ"
A most interesting session of the Jun
ior Society was held at 2:30 p. m. The
pastor continues TO lead and direct its
work. A present-beginning with the
year-they are studying also the Life OF
Christ About twenty boys and girls
under twelve years of age each Sabbath
afternoon meet the pastor in this inter
esting work, and by the assistance OF
black board, sand. board and much kind
garten materials, the story of Christ's
Life is made as real and life-like as pos
sible.
\ most practical word on home life as
exemplified in the true companionshiI
of love and regard in husband and wife
closed the nights service. Joseph
with Mary" Luke 2:4-5, was the text, r.
thus ended most happy and profitable
day in this busy congregation.