Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1905-08-24
LANDS CHAPEL,

order of the day.
<.Rey. J. L. White filled his regular
,anpointment here Saturday evening
al 3 O clock. None were permitted to
go out to the ii O'Clock service Sun
dav on account Of rain. We were glad
70 have it rain, but sorry that the II
% o'clock service was not held. The
Lords will be dome, mot ours. Let us
strive his holy win to do, and serve
him in a spiritual way.
]. L. White stayed over another
might with us and preached very en-
tertaining sermon Sunday night. A
xery nice crowd was present at the
service Sunday night and much good
accomplished in the name of Jesus,
Our Saviour. Two lost souls, which
have been wandering in sin, found the
love of God. The Lord is always will
ing and ready to save all who call up
ON him from faithful heart. believ-
ing tie Lord will save their never dy-
ing souia When a sinner is deeply
convicted Of his sins and sees his lost
and ruined condition he will quickly
repent and call upon the Lord for mer-
cy Those who were converted were
Misses Amanda Long and Ida Land.
They went home singing praises to
God, and rejoicing in His love.
Sinner friends, let me, rs one who
loves and prays for your souls, say to
| you that when the spirit of God is
gently knocking at your hear, harden
not your heart against that loving spir.
| it but quickly yield to his loving en-
brace and life viii be the sweeter and
greater will be your reward. Dear
sinners, will you come to Jesus today
and ask him for his grace to keep you
through the journey of life while in
| the heavenly race. Come walk today
: with Jesus in gentleness and truth,
| Follow in the path he taketh through
all the days of youth. Come and walk
] with us in love along the Kings high
way That leadeth home to glory and
to that perfect day Where we will be
forever blessed and reign with Christ
forever more on that bright and shin
ging shore Can we not live for Jesus
who has suffered, bled and died upon
the rigid cross that we might have
eternal life through the shedding Of
His precious Blood? that has clensed
us from our sins and made our souls
pure and white as snow. Glory tc
God, say, for the blessed promise
that he has given us that we ma,
reach our heavenly home by living {
faithful life in this world. After deatl
there is no remission of sin, but, Clio
ry be to God in the highest | am 81
glad his spirit of mercy has followed
me down to this present time and ha
taught my heart to love and pray
Nearer to God let me live for hav,
darling babe that is across death
sea, resting in the great care of m,
Lord. 1t win never return to thi
earth again but will rest for ever wit
the blessed There is no way on thi
earth that | can ever be with my darl
ing babe any more only to live for Co
and strive to please Him in my dali
works. By the great spiritual help Q
God | will live and meet little Henr
again to part no more. What grea
consolation that is to my heart. Moth
ers, if you have loved ones who hav
gone before you to glory, prepare
meet them where partnigs viii be n
more.
) I was glad to read the comfortin
words of Mrs. Katie Griffith whic
she spoke before her departure frol
5 this life. Let us all be prepared to d
in that way.
:. Joe Hobbs, who is seriously i'll |
gain, was taken to the valley Sunda
evening so that he would be near Il
physicians.
Cam Boyd, who is teaching OF
school, was present with us in on
n prayer meeting Wednesday night
U We were glad to have his help
i singing and in prayer.
i Bob Brown made his last call to St
i Miss Edith Pulham Sunday. Tit
,r were united in the holy bonds of ma
l. rimony Sunday night. We wish the
d a long and happy life.
-e Jim Tennessee and wife return
% home Monday from visit to her p
/ rents, Mr. and Mrs. 7. Hickey
|. N. d. johnson and wife are visitil
t. in the valley this week.
N Lon Williams and wife are Wis
a ing relatives on the mountain.
w A. Lockhart made business tt
to Dunlap Monday.
I. g. Land took dinner with
brother, Byron Land, Sunday
Let us hear from the Ben Iona
N Girl again Please state somethii
le about Johnnie Land. Mrs Eliza Ian