The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-18

A. st John.. Episcopal Church. tho Reverend n Monkr. the pastor spoke on
.u AZ ,a soaai donations" The Industrial classes" he said. need the pac-
and MISSIONARY. Teyn need practical business mel for ChrhNty teachers IND mis-
s sMa,Lss NE, Who win endeav to realize te great opportunity of life not in mere
the development of intellect and cha@sera d Tho will stan for truth md justice
for those n are in NJ sense bessar.. hut men on WHOM our ount mainly depends
for prosperity and The fufnment of her great mission"
The Reverend H Murray preached on "The First Temptato of Jesus at
Emmanuel Baptist Church. Jesus lid nots in" he said. lin that he chose and lid
the best that was open to i'm HI took Ind maintained the highest possible stand
he lives of many are rhogadIns because theya are satisfied with that which they
consider good enough In thtst are unfahhfht to the light they have fase to TN
requirements of their known standard of duty Ever profesed follower {" Jesus be
less good than might be accomplished is sn though Fe deed b better than the o"
A Krtoeh PARK Presbyterian Mission which wa dedicated yesterday tn Rev
preached a ermo in which h discussed the rdaton Of the church to the Divine Lord
there are people III esteem II a small pr'hes " De a "e"oer :" ue "A
e. Jesus Christ.
~: the speaker SAID. lis salvation The bottom drops out of everything else. These
out in a human ne W know that for that soul there are green pastures nd still
waters. and that even is valley of the shadow of death shall be filled with the
life for he sheep. poor. lost sheep, headed straight for the pecpbe, wild. runa-
vsy children. rompins over a lost world oward a bitter terrible hell"
s .so"m. - = yoasnh aS - sor,asa, t"+ wonsernn mans career from his e|v
youth throughh his sale ho slavery ty his hrothers his consistency toa high purT 0e
=. 80 a.. e. ~. hrsberz vbo bad sofia him into slavery and of his ntbfnness
Do n he high ideal that he had held VIII IN h was a 10Y n when he was first
gren the tauntng title of "the deamer"
In his sermon at Hyde Park cousr@ado nalC hurcn yesterday morning. he Peve-
ing III True Revival" He diseased conditions under which W call ourselves
and vet fight like savases- H e held that I'VE believe in religion I'M we
approve of Worship but mannol n is "a mpant and matenansm univeral.s SO that
the still small voice of God is .namlfbei in the lin" He declared thatc competition
wa more prevalent than coparnersmo N thatth he doctrine of might is right pre-
vailed like in the trust and in the trades union. He argued thatth the geat necessity
was the creaton of chan hearts and the renewal of right spirits within the mass of
mankind.
The Reverend Uni f. Ewing of T yir Avenue Baptist Church diseased tho
street railway strike. his subject being Use and Abuse of Freedom by Chris
tans" H hAd that botha SIDES to the cont rovery were to blame fort the present rom
dhon Of things, La that the State AID city were also censurable. frt. for having
lawteSmsst to get a fothod- He declared that narrow sehhshness was he moving
Of the trust as well as of the unin. and 10 urged hat this sentiment be
as much freedom as he took for himself and predicted thatth the success of he boycott
against the transit company would eependu upon whether hwlesnssw was abolished