The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-10-30
ger. A. P. Allen. j. Thrall, Raymond

ger. A. P. Allen, ]. ThralI, Raymond
Hughes.
Surnmerfeld-Rev. F. j., Shackleton,
tw. H. Cox, S. w. McEwen, ]. w. Tai
Imadge, A. R. SchmaII, A. v. Rich. DIR.
In. r. Hotchkiss, L. P. Bryan, L. e.
IGilbert, L. L. Rowley, A. L. Cowan,
IW. z. Chatterton, r. I. Munson, w. H.
lWakeman, T. ]. Hadden, NJ. L. Church,
lThomas. Chadwick, W. E. Bushy, W.
Braithwaite, J. N. Knapp, C. G. Petty,
W. Wakeman.
Trinity-Rev. H. T. Rail, Phi. D.,
iPhilando Armstrong, A. B. Smith, Eli
Mix, F. H. Benton, J. D. WEIGH, D. w.
Blakeslee, H. B. Armtrong, A. C.
Bushnell, L A. Bettcher, F. A. Cur
tiss, ]. A. Howarth, J. A Hodgson P.
q. Bowman, B. D. Hubbard, ]. A.
Church, G w. Chatfeld, ]. S. Osborn,
A. ]. Crawford, e. S. Swift, E. B.
HUM, w. Haskell, DR.. C. A. Dorman
Josiah Judd, B. G. Hitchcock, Rev. w.
T. Hill.
4 West Haven-Rev. I. A. Marsland,
George B. Williams, E. A.. Lanlpson,
J. c. Coe, M. L. Bassett, D. N. Walk
er, Albert Siebold, Charles R. Roe, R.
w. Coe, E. A. Richards, George E.
Stannard Alfred tMacrille, John Mac
lrille, HI. H. Prouty, George F. Birks,
King Rider Stephen Rider, Charles
Rider. @
Westville-Rev. w. w. Gillies. N. N.
Farnham, ]. N. Austin, J. R. Brown,
A. Peck, G. e. S. Miller. G. R. Mans
field, W. e. Woodmansee, Lewis Will
liams, r. L. Bremner, c. e. Brown.
Philip Cornish, George Hatton, Harry
Brown, H. M. Bentley, A. H. Hildreth,
III. L. Reed, Dr.. w. N. Whine Harold
Pratt. s
The service opened with prayer by
Andrew. Moorhead and the Scripture
lessons were read by Rev. w. w. ellis
and Rev. A. J. Smith. Rev. T. H. Rail
introduced DR.. Henderson, who deliver
ed a most interesting, instructive, in
spring and able address. He declared
that the purpose of the gathering was
Ito awaken a new religious life in the
minds and heart of the laymen, the re-
suit of which was sure to be great
ligathering of people into the fold of
Jesus Christ.
Mr.. Henderson, like the late evangel-
list, D. L. Moody, is most powerful in
the use Of the Scripture. He has a
(, fine English style and is SO natural
and easy in his delivery that he COM
lmands the closest attention. Of his hear
ers.
DR.. Frank III. Rail-, the pastor of the
Trinity church, is president of the New
Haven district commission on evangel-
II icfi EoJr nfs T;,.rt
lchurch, Dr. i. R. Streeter of East
Pearl street church and Rev. Arthur J..
Smith, pastor Of Grace church, are
also members of the commission. The
presiding elder, Rev. William A. Rich
ard, is the general superintendent of
the forward movement.
The meetings will continue as fol-
llows: =
Last night at 7:30, meeting for Sum
Iday school and Epworth league work
i ers.
Tonight, meeting for all Method
lists.
IGrace church; 1880, gospel mass meet
ling at Trinity church.
4 Second week, First church, union
meetings Of all churches on Tuesday,
4 Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
4 The first of the series OF rallies now
Iopen to the general public, will be held
this evening at the Trinity Methodist
church. The programme as arranged
will appeal especially to business men.
The speaker Of the evening will be
William Phillips Hall, president of the
Hall Block Signal company Of New
York. Mr.. Hall has made signal sue
cess both with his business and with
his practical addresses to business men.
With Mr.. Hall comes F. H. Jacobs, the
i leading gospel soloist of the country.
Mr.. Jacobs was associated with the
late D. L. Moody for seven years and
since the evangelist's death he has
lacted as superintendent Of the historic
i Fulton street business mems daily
meeting in New York city.
1 The Trinity M. e. church was filled to
the utmost last evening with Sunday
school, Epworth league and Christian
workers. Rev. Theodore S. Henderson
delivered a most impressive address on
Soul Winning" He said in substance:
/ Soul winning as an art is taught by
the example OF Philip, an ideal soul
winner. Philips spiritual life is de-
scribed by the word full"
\ l. Full of goodness. He was of good
report in the community. People had
confidence not only in his business
ability, but in his consistent character.
He was right with God, and therefore
he had power with men. Crippled work
lis due to crippled character.
1 q Full of the Holy Spirit. The work
of the Holy Spirit is described in John
xvi, Sill. When we are filed with the
Spirit, our lives will become channels
of such three-fold conviction of sinful
men. The Holy Spirit develops the
Christ within us; cerating within us
the Christ hopes, the Christ purposes,
the Christ passions.
/ 8. Full of wisdom. A soul winner
must be wise. A wise man will be a
soul winner, for it pays the largest in
terest on the time and talent invested.