The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-03-18
BISHOP GALLOWAY
To LECTURE TODAY
Twentieth Century Educa-
tionaI Movement.
AT ME1u0NIcT HHIlRHu
AT METHODIST CHURCH
The End of His Tour of North
Carolina.
HAS MET WITH GREAT ENCOURAGEMENT
The Methodists Live People on Educational
Questions. Rev. Or Marshall to Preach
at First Baptist Church. Rev. Or.
Daniels in Wilmington.
Daniels in Wilmington.

Daniels in Wilmington.
city yesterday afternoon and will de-
liver two sermons or addresses here to-
day.
This morning, at II o'clock, he will
speak at Edenton Street Methodist
church, and tonight at 7:30 he will preach
at the Central Methodist church.
Bishop Galloway is making a tour Of the
State in the interest of the Twentieth
Century Educational Movement of the
Methodist church. The Southern Meth
odist church has undertaken to raise
1,5OO0 600 for it's educational institutions
to begin the twentieth century WITH and
Bishop Galloway's visit here is in the
interest of this movement. He is a
splendid orator and he will be heard to-
day by large congregations.
These two addresses here will conclude
Bishop Galloway's tour of North Caro-
lima.
Bishop Galloway comes from good old
North Carolina stock though he now 70.
sides at Jackson, Miss His father was
born and reared in Brunswick county.
n. c., and he is related to Capt Swift
Galloway, of Greene county, and Capt.
Galloway, of Goldsboro. He is liberal
minded, broad-gauge man; vigorous
thinker and a pleasant speaker. In his
State, and in fact throughout the South
he is recognized as Il leader in church
and education. The people of Raleigh
will hear him gladly.
Speaking of the work in which he has
been engaged since he came to North
Carolina some two weeks ago, Bishop Gal
loway said the people had responded
most literally to the appeal made to them
and a large sum of money has been
raised.
1--WE Methodists are moving people.
We have made prayer and praise keep
pace with the woodman's axe. The birth
of the new century is an appropriate
time to begin this new educational
movement. There is a positive decrease
in membership of all evangelical dc.
nominations, which is another reason for
RECONSIDERATION and rededication. Welt
never be one people until we speak ono
language and have one spirit, which il
settled in the schools; the. right educa-
ticn of our young people determines tn.
religious and social conditions of our PEG
pie in the fu.1re. The ethical character
of the education of people determines
their civilization.
THE church that throws it's arms
around thc>.t,hildren is going to be the
church of the future, and the same
applies to nations.
Touching Bishop Galloway's visit here
Presiding Elder ]. T. Gibbs has this to
say in a communication addressed to thls
paper:
Bishop Charles B. Galloway, one OF
the most eloquent divines in the whole
country, will preach at Edenton Street
church Sunday; discuss at the IL o'clock
hour the Twentieth century movement
and take a collection. 1t is importan;
that the Methodists of the city make a
liberal contribution. It's moral effec'
will be appreciable all over the NORTH
Carolina Conference The fund to bt
raised is for our educational work, anC
the whole plan will doubtless be giver
you by the Bishop. The General Con
ference gave this direction to the entire
amount that shall be thus raise'
throughout the church, and in doing thi
put the greatest emphasis upon the nee'
in this department of our work.
"The marvellous growth of Methodism
as well as the wonderful development o
this country and It's unrlValed acnleFe
ments, should awaken in our hearts earn
est desire to make such thank -oherlns
to God as will attest becoming gratituc'
for mercies so signal Through an hun
bred years, and consecrated purpose
TO strengthen our institutions of learnln;
and go into the new century with bette
equipment TO do our part in making Thu
nation more truly Christian, and !!
making all the dark places Of the earti
radiant with the light of the gospel. TIL
opportunity comes, recognized as pro-"
idential call. for a special offering. LIE
the response be such that Gods gracious
purpose in us for the furtherance Of th'
gospel be not hindered."
Rev DR.. Eugene Daniel, pastor of TIL
First Presbyterian church here, viii
preach today in Wilmington. occupyin,
the pulpit of the First Presbyterian
church of that city. The services in tn
church here will this morning be con
Quoted by Mr.. Whiting. There will be -
night service.
Rev. DR., A. A. Marshall, who has bee