The San Francisco call., 1904-12-29
UNITE TO HOLD
BIG REVIVAL
Evangelical Churches Com
plete Programme for Pre-
paratOry Week of Prayer
PLAN MANY SERVICES
Clergymen to Take Part in
the Delivery of One Hun
dred and Sixty Sermons
PLAN MANY SERVICES
Oakland omce San Francisco Call

1016 Broadway, Dec. %.
The Ministerial Association of Oak
land has completed its programme for
6, inclusive, during which 16O gospel
sermons viii be preached in thirty-two
evangelical churches of this city. Cler-
gymen have been assigned to the
churches so that from each pulpit a
different minister viii discourse each
night. This week of prayer is to be
held in preparation for the great evan
gelistic movement that will be conduct
ed IN Oakland during March, under the
charge of the leaders in gospel work of
the United States.
Many committees are engaged In the
plans for the spring evangenstic cam
paign- Its scope is broader than any
church effort along those lines that has
ever been conducted in this city.
Ihe assignment Of pastors for next
week has been made by the Rev. Ernest
Il. Baker, pastor of the First Presby-
terian Church and chairman of the
Ministerial Association.
Clergymen viii occupy pulpits in the
following order, commencing Monday
evening, January 2:
First Baptist. c. Bolster, D. E. Potter.
n. ".
Third avenue Baptst-Paul Stewart, ]. G. BoI-
ster K. c Brooks, A. J. Shaw. +. j. Rhoda;
Ienth-avenue Baptist-MIles Fisher. W. b.
vosourgh: calvary BapfistEc. c. Bell o. Oscar ar
GruVer owen Hottie. F. Rhoda, E. B. Win
hlng; Free Baptist-R. e. Brooks c. C Bell
A J. Shaw. d. Z. Potter. F. H. Maar: Golden
Gate BaTT,ist-Griffth Grif1ths, E. NJ Hill
h H Whittier, Fred Johnston. Il T. Burgess
blrst Congregational-E. r. DiIie ia
Boyer. H J. Vosburgh r. c Brooks d =
Potter; Second Congregational-Fred Johnston.
S5e.,a Seorge ); French, Griffith Grifhths H. H.
tional-J. 3. currin A. J. SHAY. n n Bur
CESS, NJ D. Buck, Fred Johnston; Pilgrim Con-
gregauonal-W. r. Reud, Paul Stewart Rob
ert Whitaker, c. r. Brown. J. G Bolster.
Fourth Songregational-H. H Winter owen
1otIe, oscar Gruyer. Burton Palmer William
/. B. Winning. Miles Fisher, F. H Maar
George j; French; Oak Chapel Congregational
l5 george e 7 'OF9inaR Franch s{9Hs @ Burton Palmer.
First Mcthcdist-C K Brown T. E Baker
= l. Bordman. owen Hottie Paul Stewart:
J'werty-fourth- avenue Methodist-B y Raz
alta, Burton Palmer. NJ D. Buck oscar
dist-R . stone r Fl Naar M SSIaTtbte
odist-H. j. Fosburgh, Robert Whitaker Paul
stewart Z IL Hill. r. c. Brooks; Golden
"a cate et1oqlst-eIeorge j French, J. 3. Cur
rim Fred Johnston. J. G Bolster, Miles Fisher;
Asbury Methodist-D. e Potter Griffith CSrif,
hths. W. R. Reud Robert Whitaker NJ D.
Buck; Thirty y-fourth- street Methodist-T A
Boyer +. Khoda, E b. Winning Griffith
Grifhths, A. J. Shaw.
First Presbyterian-Oscar Gruver, E. R.
Ollie. Z. \. Boyer. b. Y. Bozata owen Hottie;
Centennial Presbyterlan-Owan Hottie Miles
Fisher. d. +. Potter. H. J. Nosburgh C. c.
Bell: Union-street Presbyterian-A J. shaw
II J. Nosburgh. r. c. Stone ". R Reud H
". Mcwbray; Fruitvale Presbyterian-Burt
Palmer NJ. d. Buck. c. c. Bell, NJ. Slaughter
Robert Whitaker; Brooklyn Presbyterian-E
B. Winning, H. L. Bordman, L. NJ Hartley,
F. Z. Baker. II. II. Winter; Golden Gate
Presbyteran-H. T. Burgess, H. H Winter.
F ". Hiu, J. B. Currin, Griffith Grfffths:
Alden Presbyterian-F. H. Maar, Fred John
ston J 3. Currin, H. F. Burgess w J.
Speers; United Presbyterian-Robert Whittak-
er. r g Brooks, J. c. Bolster, T. A Boyer,
l. n. Halliday.
First Day Adventists-E NJ Hill, H. ].
Burgess George J. French, Miles Fisher Bur
ton Palmer; Lutheran-E. +. Baker NJ
Slaughter. T. H. Maar, E. B. Winning T. A
Boyer; United Brethren-M Slaughter, w. r.
Reud. Franklin Rhodas II. L. Bordman. r. c.
Stone: First Christian--M. d. Buck c. r.
Brown. f. e. Baker, Paul Stewart, Oscar