Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-11

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services by the Christian church IN
the courthouse yard. with the
pastor, Rev. Jas. A. challenner' IN
charge, assisted by Evangelists H.
liz. white and Z. c. Tuckerman.
Rev. white is a preacher OF great
mower who has had wonderful sue
cess throughout the country IN
revival work, his preaching being
ably seconded by Mr.. E. c. Tuck
erman, the gospel song leader and
choir director.
The meeting opened with a Sun
day school rally and decision day,
as a result of which there were
FIVE confessions. Re-. Wilhite
preached to a large congregation
at II O'Clock Sunday morning. He
read as a scripture lesson a part OF
the first chapter Of Romans, en-
phasizing with comments the
eleventh and twelfth and the
fifteenth and sixteenth verses. The
discourse was based on the.twenty-
ninth, thirtieth and thirty-hrst
verses Of the seventh chapter OF
First Corinthians:
but this l say. brethren, the
| time is short; il remaineth, that
both they that have wives be as
though they had none;
And they that weep as though
they wept not; and they that re-
ioice as though they rejoiced not;
and they that buy as though they
possessed not;
And they that use this world,
as not ABUSING it: for the fashion
of this world passeth away"
The brevity of life and the short
E time available for the service OF the
: Lord and preparation for eternity
: were solemnly impressed by the
q words of the preacher, who showed
! that with all the enlightenment Of
!, our time the average life is only 3t
It wears, two months and nine days
;. and that even in the life OF foui
! score and ten large proportion u
a taken up by childhood, by sleep
a and by idleness, and that spent II
L the house of prayer by those at
!. tending church twice on Sunday u
little less than four months. The
activities Of worthy business pur'
suits we're in no sense deprecated
but the point was made that 9
Is man should so live every hour o.
his life that he would be ready te
= meet the Lord. Three went for
:: ward at the close of this service to
% renew their vows.
4 Rev. white preached Sunday
: afternoon on Faith. Hope and
n Love, y. and Sunday night on The
e Divinity in Humanity" A very
large audience was present at the
a Sunday night service, and the con-
o pregation was deeply impressed
The crowd was estimated at 1000
- or 1900.
81 Services will be held every eve-
!, ening throughout the week as fol-
n lows: Bible drill conducted by
% Mrs. White in the county court
: room at 7:4s pm, all being invit'
= ed to attend especially the children
,e song service led by Mr.. Tuckermar
lie and preaching by Evangelist Viii
hite al $50 p. M.
~ There will be no morning serv
. ices during the week, it being thu
experience of the evangelist tina
better results are obtained by cen
y tering on the evening service al
= the effort and energy usually give'
ct to two daily services.
h The music led by Mr.. Tucker
Il. man is a splendid feature OF tn
meeting. and the choir is becom
n. ing rapidly well organized. Mr.
IS. Tuckerman has a rich full voic
V. and his solos are much enjoyed.
as There were ten additions to tn
church as a result OF the Sunda
q, services, seven on confession, tw
~ by restoration and one by letter.
he People from the country are al
oil tending the meeting in large mum
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