The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-13
BISHOP TALKS
TO CANDIDATES
concluded irom Page III


moi. want them in the hospital corps or the
ambulance They are to be ont In the held
and they are TO stay there. IL thcy die, they
are TO be found dead there.
We want young men who feel in them the
swing OF conquest and victory.
We expect you to preach and TO preach ouT
doctrine We also expect you to have personal
fellowship with the Son OF God every hour.
wish I could emphasize that. You will have
splendid opportunities for backsliding. IL IL the
cuscst thing in the world to walk with God
and have a good time, but II you don't waih
with him II is bad business.
We want YOU to preach our doctrines and TO
p,actice them which Ia harder sometimes. you
are the last men in the world TO nave long
face. There is no Use OF a long face except 70
attend the funeral OF your virtues. But all inc
time walk with God. Preach all our doctrines.
We haven't any you need apologize for nor any
to he kent in the dark. We have never had
sthism because OF our doctrines The most we
have failed in is that we i'il to live them.
some live too we'll
Preach Sanctification.
Don't be afraid about preaching on sanctiiica-
tiou | know vou are timid about il. What
understand Is: Love tod with all your h'ait
and your ncishbor ~ yourself uoht care
what you call it, but it will make you happy
and a conoucrng Christian. You can say to
,orr people. "follow ME as l follow Christ,
and YOU will be a safe example
If yo,, find ANYBODY critical concerning other
,u,n and not concerning themselves. tia, isn't
.auc,ification IT Won tiud those who coi,srCato
all ior God and then wien ii is wanted can I
get at it, that isn't sanctiication There ~
only one person in all tho world iool
and that is ourH"ii We can 1901 ''"', ,n an" we
don't tool ncighhor. II asked. he could gave
pretty correct cst innate OF us.
Never mind about the other churches. NOl
attend to your own tasA. u YOU can he'p '''",'
AL ttghf; mt lnaC ISM S"n' t'sN' ~" ",e
10 hul'h up inc '"ot'h I" VIII" W" ''' Ne','
ncht preach your o"u"'S i''c oc'!i '"'' w
to"t. II Eon At" not sure " "n''ni's t'Sp'
you can rrcath '"aV ''c sihnH'S S''"'" ''p''''
ana nave ta''i.
ffeacn' hoh incie! tNno,'. ,"' ". " f."
inc 'rntn s" 'hat men VIII "e s'"o !" "'''i y'",
I'oh '"'h '"ann'r' "e VI" % .'. ""'" "
'''d something that III" power II! II W to"'r,. ~,
i,,n ,,, ah,nno ,n IA. i,z, Nv a,n no, nj ,
dos, where yc must be every bo,r or be locked
The preachers peril is azincss Another man
who has a chance to be lazy is the presiding
rlder and the bishop has tie test chance OF
ali in the world,
mere IS law on tnc 'iu" "' ,"e 'on"s man M
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-, o,,,,,,, :, ,hc n,nrninr Lot yo,r u,i,, pro.
t,ct rour ouict If YOU haven't n wife. 90 70.
one. Do not get one simply because she is
picu9 She may backsdc and you'll probably
giro her ample cause. ! believe in good blood,
select "1c OF s"od stock 3ho s'od common
sense
VIII Ach1eVe nesults'
Ii she keeps people out OF your study, g"cs
about tho work IN the ehureh ana siioothes
"y'' Fo'r nii''o'ts. ,o3e'he. you VII '.c'I s rs
Immensely 'noie 'ssu''s J." VI. N;nsu' .' ., ,, "
,;,h u.s.. a.. - ,,,,,t,. . 'n ,r;,,, o,.,,
rc, ideas M, ,rnrds. if ,ou w,r, hora al,
the week maybe about SATURDAY. you'll have the
rrnlcbcd il beware of the ,c,nptcr. When they
tcll YOU it was a great sermon, they are irving
10 brace you np They know you are weak
0f all tine sermons and addresses I've been asked
TO have published the ones most sought have been
'h'sc have prepared with most care.
The bishop concluded his address
With plain, practical advice concern
ing modes OF work and with an elo-
quent tribute to the ministers mission.
Thomas Livingstone, of Barton, N.
Y, was admitted to local deacon's Or
ders. y. c. Smith, A. /. Decker and l..
Il. Sprague We're elected to succeed
themselves as conference trustees.
The afternoon session was in charge
of the Woman's Home Missionary soci-
"iy. Mrs. w. II. Pearcc. OF Wilkes
Barre. presided. DR.. w. G. Simpson
offered prayer. Mrs. George Kulp. of
Wilkes Barre. gave IL most interesting
and delightful report of the work 'of
The year. Regarding the bequests re-
Gently received, the sift of $1,000. given
by Mrs. Crary some time ago. was
mentioned. This year the $1,000 gift of
Mrs. Eunice Davidge Of Newark VAL
ley, was received. and 500 from Mrs.
Straw, of Wilkes Barre.
af.,, .sa,,,
Inc addresS Oh me AFTERNOON was
MADE oy MIS-. II. II. Albright. or Dela-
WarS' ONO Hhe Is very tamiilar wlth
me work OF nome missions, ana was
comprehensive ana entertaining III her
address. me eNangehst'c service was
crowded With listeners. Ihe work OF
'ie'. bf' d. W. i'soiI is becoming
WAS "puritv" and he delivered n Won
deTiully strong address.
Rev. Dr. Severson presided tonight.
ReN. MI SunahurH osierch prayer. Ihe
session UcVOl CU 10 tho mlSSlOnIrN