Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-12-01
OLIR LORDS HILL
oUE REsULAR SUNDAY SERMON
Thn Christian Life Implies Perfect
CcpSccEatson 70 Gods Will-Oux
Duty to Our Feilowment.

~sEfTCN CciecrctC0 this year The fcS-
tivsl % its rs iron saint. the Rev. How
sFa NeiiSh. OF the Church OF the Holy
-fi,>rtclty. preached an Instructive ser
Euno MI. Meiish's subject was The
S7Ospr, OF Love- and the text. 81
3onn xv,lc- This Is My command
zu~0t. That We love one smother. as
kzve icved you." Mr.. NeiiSh said
What impressed the world. when
Christianity was fi-St preached. was
<-hvis.lau love- The world had known
patriotism, family affection. cisn loy-
atty Isut Interest IN ana sacrifices
fcr r,Vn outside vcur family clan
cuuzst-y. were new. The ontDouring 90
r1crrF tc rc,-Se the distress OF cal
WESTON Martinique. Armenia. IS in6i-
c1tiVe. I'VE say. II eur common broth
cThaoo to<iay- Think 0f the eject or
- world which had never experienced
Sz1ch deeds ~ the Sacr foes Christian
rrrri,r of Macedonia and Achaia made
Ia ~rua hein % ihe poor saints ot
-tcr--rr SEN. 81 time. toe. when for
yezrS tnC 3czr was rcc most CeteStel
- 81 Ncdrc-7anean peoples. The
hcatf -r poet Luciln. in his comments
-sn -hr rCr religion was especially
s-rSrf ly -h-S. Their original law
E1vS-- BIZ wrote. had taught them
rE1t thfy we've an nrcfhe--. one Gr-
~rttr-. They become ircrcli-
NV c'c-i when disaster occurs thar
aEeri~ thelr common interests On
s-1c't occasions re expense ls crulreI.-
-Attc one @ The 1hies- 80 che early
tr-.s-rn spoiecis-s. Tcrtuli-au. ol,-
ErrcE- 1T IS our care Tor fhe helpless.
err T-cc-ice 90 loving Kindness. tl1r
BRANDS rs il The eyes 20 Ua-v Of our
rpDonruls
Professor Harms ck has e most frtcr-
Obi r.
aE rtsfy Ed lis lew book. ~Tla f.
1r az Clrlsticr.-r. Ue show
th1- curing all those ycs-s 90 cxQan-
sin- tte Christian people were busy
WIZ the support 81 widows and or
F1r9. the SICK. the irf-u. ana -hc
oss0 nicd- tie care ~ prisoners and
F.r1Isc languishin- ca the mines the
czre ~ poo- people needing burial. .he
c0rc o. slaves. % those visited hv
--rs1f cUlsuirics % brethren on 3
1u1TnET. and o. churches In poverty or
E-y periL The churches also furnished
Wu-E and insisted or work il was
lEnrs iove that called forth from the
.sztEcn world the exclamation u sur
Hr-e- 1nd deep Interest. "RehDld bow
rkr@e Christians love one another
Inv Christian church. IS az present
'0r-suE1ed. no longer impreSses the
uertl in tbs wGv- once the church
iTfained -be hospitals and asyluu.s.
-rl1-CsT fLc suite is the great rharffr DE
sGrry as u Isl the great educator.
Nr-r1rel with Brookiv--s public
srlools and charities our Church Char
ar Foundation and schools -- Garden
flfv are Mere plsyLh-nEs Ito labor
- - r-'r. unt The churches. support their
brethren who are thrown ont o. vork.
&uf only 90 they contribute heavily
70 -lrir fellows during strikes. bur by
E-c-rz ~ EicE beDetrs and death Q1y-
merits they maintain Their members
s-zrrIrlr slCKness give them decent bur
,af and care Tor the widows and or
Ft-uS- TIE Roman Catholic church
-til maintains p8roch.al schools So
l-aIitinE. cFTlums. hospitals "a e. great
Snc Usrful way. because 20 hiss The
support q members and concentrates
ITS resources. The Protestant church.
rAOuEh 81 outuu-nbe-s the Catholic
eEUr~b. lE divided into eight UrlIcl-
IA camps Zach is TOO weak 90 make
nourh - q impress upon the word.
-sDd 80 fsr, they have not learned
Bow 20 unite in a common service.
Mcub-rE ~ Protestant churches arc
-ezcsrE u every educa tloDol and ebay
Stable cause. but they coun- rhere as
lr-ivl1uelE and Only in the most tn-
cA-c-1 way IS church people. The
Ecu- Meas AID Young Women
f-lrrrstl-n Associations are rle cnly
E~Ezt urlo- movements So which fLs
Protestant churches nr -e taken active
T1zr- Bu- have floce Impressed rhf
coEr m uLl-T IS az expression ~. rLs
Eore g TIE Chr stan church, i a.
-Ste opinion o. some workers ln fh'
fovnT Mei's Christian Association
ard cT El1Lr clerEr-Il I'D. fllr Ere ASS.
Gs1t-ur Ecs become alo-Le~ church. I