Arizona republican., 1905-10-31
DIR. M'AFEE'S LAST WORD
 TO THE PHOENIX CHURCH
The Closing Sermon Sunday Morning of His Long Ser
 vice in this City.

whom she loves. He had disguised himself and joined in ner train that he might win her love for himself.
 we are gong through hfes journey toward our king, but there need be no fear of a shock when we see Him face to face. He is the One toward whom we look with our upward look. our long look. our look full of love. They looked unto Him and were radiant, and their faces shall never be con founded"
 The evening service was very large " one of song, the various numbers used being ones that were sung by special request The chorus choir of the church was assisted by the follow ing solotsts: Miss Phelps, Mrs. Rich ards, Miss Wiley, Mrs. Depew, and Hiss Etter, and a quartette composed of Mrs. Richards. Miss Etter, DJ. Nor ton. and MT. NoH. Mrs. Utley and daughter sang a duet. The response used was written by the pastors brother, Dr. Clelland B. McAfee, of New York City:
 fThere is a place of quiet rest,
 Near to the heart of God;
 A place where sin can not molest,
 Near to the heart of God;
 O. Jesus blest Redeemer.
 Sent from the heart of God.
 Hold us wno wait before Thee
 Near to the heart of God"
 There was no evening sermon. but Dr. McAfee spoke briefly upon love, a theme that lies very close to his heart and Is the controlling principle of his life. He said that there are souls in this world starving to death for the love that you can give. We need to reach up violently and take down a bit of heaven and give it out to bless this old world. We are surrounded by the Indians, whose condition is so wTetched, and by the Spanish, many of whose lives are pitiable, and by the great numbers of sick people wlO need so much of our love and sympathy, and perhaps the love is most needed iu the place you least suspect. The early Christians were conspicuous for two thinSs-their bright. joyous faces and their love for each other. Jesus loves all, and His command IS Follow thou me" Will you love your fellOw-men and seek to be conspicuous in your jOy and in your love?
 The subject was further emphasized most beautifully by a duet. "A little bit of love" by O. F. EXceu. sung by Dr.. McAfee and Dr. Norton. Do you know the world is dying
 For little bit of love? Ev'rywhere we hear their signing For a little bit of love; For the love that rights a wrong Fills the heart vita hopes and song; ! They have waited, oh, so long. For a little bit of love. ] From the poor of ev'ry city. For a little bit of love, 1 Hands are reaching out in pity
 For a little bit of love; | Some have burdens hard to bear. Some have sorrows We should share; | Shall tAey faIter and despair
 For a little bit of love? | Down before their idols falling, For a little bit of love, l Many souls in vain are calling
 For a little bit of love: | If they die in sin and shame
 Some one surely is to blame ! For not going Tn His name l With a little bit of love. ! While the souls of men are dying For little bit of love, | While the children, too, are crying 1 For a little bit of love; l Stand no longer idly by, You can help them if you try; l Go, then. saying: Here am l." | With a little bit of love.