The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-11-30
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Speakers at the Tab
ernacle Sunday.

Services at the Tabernacle Sunday
were Of the usual character. The
meeting was opened with singing
"When First the Glorious Light OF
Truth" followed by prayer from FL.
der Lindelof.
o. j. NORR
OF the Fifth ward stated that he had
lived In the Fifth ward Of Logan for
three years and that this was mis- first
attempt to address the people in the
tabernacle. He said: "Without the
spiritual part Of our organisms being
fed, we will become weak and unable
to stand. 1t Is the same with the
physical part Of our being. People
should take such course that conf
dence will not diminish. Brethren
should not take advantage Of each
other financially; obligations should
be observed in our midst. Saints
should make their word their bond.
Live to be united and not let the evil
one make inroads into our midst. Let
US remain faithful to the end. "
JOHN II. BARNES
OF Kaysvile said: GAN the principles
belonging to the gospel are elevating
In their character They teache par
ents the way i'm which to rear their
children; they teach children how to
be obedient to their parents. The
saints actions should be consistent
with their professions. Those who
are raising families should not forget
their family prayers for they will
prove as protection and shield to
their households. There is safety in
seeking the guidance of the Lord. Go
before Him in supplication and He
will befriend all such. The response
bilities Of the church are shifting to
the shoulders Of the younger genera
tion, who should not give way to fri
volity and pleasure. There Is far too
much OF IL INDUCED in. Our duties
In the church should not be neglected.
We started out for celestial glory
are any faltering on the way? The
blessings will be for those who endure
to the end The gospel is the power
Of God unto salvation to those who
believe and obey and live for the Lord.
Let us all live to be saints, not by
words alone, but by acts and deeds.
There is no doubt but what the faith
full and obedient will be selected to
build up the Stakes of Zion. There
are many In this day who are the same
as those who lived in the days of Noah
filed with unbelief and sin, and will
not give heed to the timely warning
which Is given Of the second coming
Of the Son Of Man. Let us live SO
our past career saying:I am satisfied
, PROFESSOR BLOOD
Of the b. Y. College. 1.-THE Latter
day Saints are performing a great
work in keeping nearly two thousand
missionaries constantly in the field.
! Much good Is done the people abroad,
: as the elders create an awakening
with many who reflect on the future
; that awaits mankind. Almost invar-
iably the young elders return home
with a strong testimony as to the d.
vinity of the work. This is probably
caused by the close application to
their duties. This same feeling and
testimony can be obtained at home il
the young man will pursue a course
!. similar to that OF abroad. Leading
. men should look after the Young re-
turned missionaries, not merely call
: them to speak once and then drop
them, but keep them in the harness.
; | am constrained TO say that there is
not enough missionary work done at
:, home. Men may come into our midst
and live for years and are not APP.
preached by an elder to explain the
principles of the gospel. There is nc
doubt that there is a slackneSS on
our part in this regard. Elders abroad
travel many miles to get listener, sc
why should not those who come into
our midst receive some attention
a along these lines.
n COUNSELLOR W. W. VAUGHAN
II was caused to reflect upon our loca
II conditions, while the previous speaker
!. was talking. "There is no doubt but
: what there is far too little missionary
d work being done at home. Local Of
ticers in some wards are taxed heavily
S while other members are comparative
:. ly inactive, not enough men cominI
J. TO the front TO assume the ward duties
is There is broad field at home for al
who desire TO labor, The gospel is 70
2; all mankind, no select few can la,
E. claim to all the blessings "
u PRES. JOS. MORRELL,
y "The remarks Of the preceding speak