Evening journal., 1901-10-25
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crowd He advised adaptabillty as well
The. Rev. Thomas r. Taggart of
Bridgeville. who was TO have spoken ON !
Lessons for the church. was called
away by the Illness Of brother IN lhila- |
delphia, and the Rev. II. Il. Briggs, of
the Second Baptist Church, discussed the
subject In a helpful aud interesting man
ner.
other addresses were made i'm the az
tcrnoon by Miss Eleanor g. Blankcn, OF
this city, and BrOwnell Gage. of New
York, Miss Blanken gave a number of
practical suggestions on how 10 make
missionary meetings effective. She laid
particular stress upon the fact that En-
deav0rers should contribute literally TO
missionary work, and should attend all
the meetings in the interest of missions.
The address OF Mr.. Gage also was
along the line of missions, his subject
/ being "a World to Conquer" He told
Of the work to be accomplished, both
at home and abroad, and after his adj
dress held a missionary workers confer
once.
THE EVENING SESSION
Every seat in the West Presbyterian
Church was occupied at the evening SEES
sion Of the convention. The song service
was led by the Rev. J. l.. Nichols, and
the Rev. II. j. Bryan Of Georgetown
conducted the devotional exercises
The Rev. J. q. Butler, Of Washington,
3 ID. c., was the first speaker, and his adj
dress on The Christian Sabbath the En-
deavorer's Responsibility" was one OF
the most interesting so far Of the conven-
ton.
AT the conclusion OF Dr. Buffers adj
dress, the Rev. Il. A. McCurdy, ID. d..
presented the banner to the Society OF
tho IFfret IfnffnN nVnu ltrffnrfatt Church
IT. having the largest number of 1.-THE
givers or members of the Tenth Legion
in its society. The fact that the firsi
b United Presbyterian Society won the
banner was a surprise, and the announce
I ment was greeted with applause
The Rev. G. 70. Eberman, ID. d., OF
Boston, field secretary of the Nauona
Union, was the principal speaker las
night. His subject was, THE -Four
. Square Host In part he said.
THE great Christian Eudeayor army i
a fOur-sQuare host and in its ideal rela
4 ton to the Lord of Hosts, in its insist
encc upon the qualifications for n plac
in this host, IL manifests its vitality, III
), invincihle genius The Christian ln
deavor Society pre-eminently demand
n that It's members shall be courageous an'
valiant. Its training develops constance
and Christian citizenship. Its member
| are led out of spasmodic efforts into
| continuous warfare against all ev
Christian EndeavOr is not afraid TO fac
every Zoe and to battle with IL. The tenn
perance cause. Sabbath sanctity, has n
Drawer or truer champion. The saloon
the gambling place, the theatre, and an
!. and all forms Of evil and temptation
can ask no favors and will receive n
: lquarter from Christian Endeavor. Chri.
tan courage rs one OF The great product
u of Christian Endeavor
G christian Eudeayor stands for in
81 luiicii trust I'm Jesus Christ. u strives I
. deenen that trust. by the prayer service
the Quiet Hour. the Bible study, and b
/, waiting upon God. Christian EndeavC
II Is a training school. inside the churcl
q 90 lead young people into the reality
IS connecting Gods work with daily 10
Christian Endeavor also stands for tni
greatest Of an qualifications Selfish
render The conservation service is O
browning service of Christian Endcavo
Sclf-surrender win lead 90 all the acti
n titles of the Christian life, for Christ,
Al His Spirit. win energize through u
N leading ms 10 he faithful TO our churc
~ true and constant I'm Christian servic
~ intensely interested in missions, glyin
IN going praying, studying. The Ten
anl Legion. the Macedonia PhalanN, u
n Bible study. the Quiet Hour, fellO'
" ship and with others, all these are mac
. lreal and potent, as our surrender TO jest
Christ is real and whole-hearted.
cucc and Incidence present a solid fro
of active, aggressive service. Rely, M
ON results, hut ON God. Never hc III
NJ, | hcartened. God rules aud rcigns al
h leads. Over against the supreme SELLS
N ness of the day. manifest the suprcn
unselhshness of the Christian life, a II
d. given TO God, living for Him, eXhalii
s. the fragrance Of the Christ life and COZ
X mcnding the Christ of the life. 90 tho
VINO never open the pages of the Bible
NJ AT the evening session greetings We
-, receiver from President Francis
" Clark. of the National Union: MI
n every blessing abide with Delaware Il
en- dcavorcrs" Philippians o, IA and l5
IS Greeting also was received from II
We district convention of the Epwor
League at Newport. Greeting Rei
h. Roman, 1. T.
nc The president was instructed 90 scr
ne greetings to both the Epwouh Leagi
and Or. Clark.
Go hear Macy next Tuesday night
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