The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-05

service was held at 900 a. m. in the
Tabernacle. Between 500 and 600
Scandinavians were present. Rev.
Err. L. Myrland preached sermon.
His text was taken from Hebrews,
I'd. chapter, Sd. verse: How Shall
We Escape if we Neglect Salvation?"
Mr.. Myrland then went to the Trinity
Lutheran church where he preached
to another full house. His subject at
this service was "The Spirit Of Life"
He said that existence is one thing,
but life is another. He took his text
from Ezekiel's vision of the valley of
dry bones and called attention to the
fact that when the breath of life came
to the resurrected host it came from
the four winds, and he said this sig
nified that it required united effort
from many quarters of several Chris
tian denominations to those who were
dead in trespasses and sins in any
given community.
baptist Church.
At the Baptist church in the morn
ing, 1880 O'Clock, Rev. F. E. r. Mil
Ter preached sermon upon the text:
Acts Gil, and the Lord said unto
Ananias, Arise, and go to the street
which is called Straight and inquire
in the house of Judas for one named
Saul, man of Tarsus, for behold, he
prayeth.'' The theme was "a Good
Sign OF Conversion"
Methodist Church.
In the Methodist church at the 1O:3U
service, Rev. William Moore preached
sermon upon Conversion of Saul of
Tarsus." Those who heard his dis
course announced it the very best that
he has delivered since he came to the
city. 1t produced deep conviction in
the minds and hearts of his hearers,
and number came forward at the
close of the service confessing their
love for Christ and desire to follow
in His steps. Mr.. Pease led the sing
ing and the revival choruses were
sung with great sweetness and power.
At 800 o'clock in the afternoon,
from 1000 to 1000 men gathered in
the tabernacle for a special mems
meeting. 1t was a most thrilling sight
to look over this crowd, and the sing
ing of all these mems voices was a
thing long to be remembered. When
they sang the chorus of. 1.-THE Kings
business"
"This is the message that l bring,
A message angels fair would sing;
o, be We reconciled to God"
Deeply Stirred.
Mr.. Hunt said that he had never
felt SO deeply stirred by anything that
he had ever heard in any of his
meetings There must have been 400
Scandinavian men present, and Mr..
Myrland addressed them in their ma
tive tongue, taking for the basis of his
remarks Daniels Self Control. Mr..
Hunt then gave an. address, but as
the time was brief, he could not
elaborate his thoughts; however, at
half past four, the time for the wom-
ems meeting, an expression of con-
Wction was taken and many men arose
for prayer. AS the men filed out of
the north door at the conclusion of
their meeting, the women streamed in
at the front entrances and filled the
seats that had lately been occupied by
their husbands, sons and sweethearts.
Rev. F. E. R. Miller conducted the
service. Rev. Geo. Hunt spoke for
few minutes upon the characters of
Mary and Martha. Mr.. Isaacs followed
with short address upon Ruth, the
Moabitess," He said that this rare
young woman was fine example of
devotion to conviction and religious
principle, and when she said:" And
treat me not to leave Thee and for
sake Thee, Thy people shall be my
people. and Thy God my Cod" she
showed loyalty of heart that was
not only creditable to her character,
but gave evidence Of her inward piety,
He said that net all the prodigals are
men, alas, many of you young women,
many girls and daughters, have wan
dered far of in sin, and you need to
come back with penitence and faith,
accept the mercy of God and make
new start in life. saying "Thy God
shall be my God" The meeting was
closed at o'clock
Workers Classes.
Personal Workers classes were held
in the Baptist and Methodist churches
at $3.50. At O'Clock when the doors
Of the tabernacle were thrown open,
the people crowded in and occupied
every seat in a few minutes, 80 that a
few minutes later when the evangelist
Hunt and Mr.. Myrland came they had
to find entrance at the front door.
Immediately people were directed to
the Baptist church for an overflow