The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-12
THOUSANDS AT
THE TABERNACLE
Services We're L. -geIy At
tended Yesterday and
Sunday
MANY GOOD SERMONS
The Services viii Come to Close
Wednesday Night-Mo BEING
Subscribed to Defray the Ex-
pense of Meeting.

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1t is estimated that fully six thous.
and people all told assembled under
the Tabernacle roaf Sunday during The
three services conducted sy Rev. Stu.
art. They represented people from
every walk in life in Brunswick and
vicinity and they heard three of the
most powerful sermons ever deliver
ed to any congregation.
At the morning service 1he Taber,
nacle was filed comfortably and as it
by inspiration over the uQalber that
greeted him Rev Stuart deigered a
masterful sermoa on tRe iaanence OF
home life He dwet M s life in
an it's phases and showea Ahat as a
child was raised 50 It Noaid brow into
manhood or womaal oa
Az the afternoon service crowd
was larger than IN the moSsiing ana
this time Rev. Stuart preactya on the
evils that surround mankind aid point.
ed out the way TO avoid tfese evils
atking as a basis for all Cork and
actions the Holy bible.
When the hour drew near for The
night service the people casBe from
all directions and the 1abern.ieie seats
were soon crowdelm2nd !atsr packed
with people who snted e As this
nseaetio apeaI.e Sas a6 over
flow meeting and the greatest one
that has assembled in Brunswick in
years. The subject was The Traps
Of the Devil in Brunswick and the
speaker did not mince words in speak-
ing of the evils that are in this com.
munity.
Dnring the services Sunday cards
were distributed and a collection was
taken up to defray expenses of the
meeting but there was not enough sub
scribed and all who feel like they
can give something are requested to
hand it in before Wednesday night as
the meetings will close on Wednesday
night The money handed to the pas
tors of the various churches will be
placed to the credit Of those giving 1t
and all subscriptions viii Ge gratefully
received.
Yesterday afternoons services were
held in the Tabernacle as IL was decid-
ed Sunday to hold ali services in the
Tabernacle during this week and not
as heretofore in the Baptist church in
the afternoon and Tabernacle at night.
There was good crowd out yesterday
afternoon and Rev Stuart held their
closest attention with one Of his elo- |
quent discourses in which ha dwelt at
length on the duty Of right living and |
the good that would come of avoiding |
evil.
Last Nights Service.
The attendance ut the Tabernacle |
last night almost equalled that OF !
night and it was by far the |
largest crowd that has greeted Rev |
Stuart at any service Of the week days |
or nights. The interest aroused |
amongst the people Tor the past few
days seems 10 be slowly but surely |
eliminating in many concessions as il
was noticeable that the number who |
walked UP to the altar last night to |
shake hands with the various minis
tiers and ask to be prayed for was
largely in excess OF any numbers dur
ing previous services. The old time
religion enthusiasm that all have
heard about seems to be growing on
the congregation and there is no doubt
out that all the ministers present felt
greatly encouraged as they saw the
number who stated their intention Of
uniting themselves with some one Of
The Brunswick churches as soon as the
meetings close.
The sermon last night was compar
ng the sowing of sin with the reapng
If sin and the sowing OF good with
he reaping Of good and the compari-
i've Illustrations thus drawn were yeryI
in impressing themselves on
he minds Of the hearers
There viii be services this afternoon |
and night and tomorrow afternoon
md night at the Tabernacle and then
hey will close. Everybody is invited
o come out to them ana make these
asst four services the greatest OF the
,eries