The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-10
state Convention of Christian Work,
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The State Convention of the Alabama Baptist Young Peoples Union will be held at Montgomery. in the First Bap- tist Church. on April e4, 1907, The following is the complete pro- gram for the meeting:
 General Theme:-"Soul Winning" Tuesday Evening, April 2, T.45 F. M. Delegates by the Baptists of Montgom- cry.
 Wednesday Morning, April g. s:30-Song and Praise Service, led by Otto flake.
 s:45--E -Enrollment of Delegates and Organization.
 10:O0--Report of Executive Commit tee, Special Committee and Secretary Treasurer.
 1o;15-- Reports from Unions as to Number Enrolled, Average Attendance, Progress during the Year. Best Things in Your Local Union, New Points in For What?
 11:15-"The Value of soul"--Rev J. M Shelbourne.
 11:45--"Christ, Our Example in Soul Winning."-- Charles A. Stakely, D. D.
 15--Adjournment.
 wednesday Afternoon. 2:15--Song and Praise Service. led by Rev. J. W. OHara.
 230--"'The Need of Special Daily Preparation for Soul Winning. Rev, T. V. Neal.
 2:50--"The Bible in Soul -Winning.'- Rev. J. l.. Rossers
 3:10--"The Holy Spirit in Soul Win ning'-Rev. W. H. Geistweit of Chi cago.
 s:55-- Miscellaneous Business 4:00--A Adjournment.
 Wednesday Evening. 7:45--Song and Praise Service, led by Rev. E. NJ. Stewart.
 S:O0--"Soul Winning. the Test of Christian Eficiency."-Rev. Austin Crouch.
 Conservation Service, led by Rev. " H. Geistweit.
 Thursday Morning. 9:so--song and Praise Service, led by Carl Platowsky
 9:45--"The B. Y. P. U. as a Training School for l-Winners."--Rev. J. G. Dickinson.
 10:15--The Question of Field Secre tary--ways and Means; General Dis cussion.
 11:sO--"The Qualifications of Soul Winner"-Alvin M. Douglas. 11:5o--"The Layman as a soul-Win- neT. '--ftSV. A. r. h1OhtuS uC. 15--Adjournment.
 Thursday Afternoon. 2:3o--Song and Praise Service, led by Rev Joe W. Vesey.
 2:45--"some Obstacles to be Over come in Soul Winning. ."--Rev. J. V. Dickinson.
 3:15-- some Incentives for soul-Win- ning."--Rev. W. J. E. Cox. 3:45-Miscellaneous Business 4:00-- Adjournment.
 Thursday Evening. 7:45---Song and Praise Service, led by Rev Samuel Burnett.
 s:o0-"The Rewards of Soul-Win- ning."--Rev. W. M. Blackwelder. Final Adjournment.
 The occasion is an important one among the younger workers of the Baptist Churches of Alabama, and the railroads have granted special rate for the occasion of one and third fares for the round trip. Program for Dexter Avenue Methodist
 Church.
 The following musical program has been prepared for today at the Dex- ter Avenue Methodist Church:
 Morning Service.
 Organ prelude, "Pilgrim's Chorus, " Anthem, 'The Lord Is My Shepherd, "Giori Patri," (Greatorex.
 Solo, "In Heavenly Love Abiding '' (Adams) )--Mrs. Baugh. Postlude, (West.)
 Evening Service.
 Organ prelude, "Reverie," (Thome ) Anthem, Eye Hath Not Seen," (Nev- 'When Winds are Raging" CLittle.) Postlude, (selectedO Canadian Minister Coming. Elder H. M. Curry of Canada, will preach at Cottage Hill Primitive Bap- list Church Monday and Tuesday even ings at T:30 o'clock
 week of Prayer.
 The Baptist women of Montgomery will observe a week of prayer for home missions from the 18th to 2Srd of March with services each afternoon at f o'clock.
 The locations, leaders and subjects follow:
 Monday-Adams Avenue Church, Mrs. J. B. shelton. Home Mission Work Among Foreigners and in the Noun tains."
 Tuesday-Highland Avenue Church. Mrs. O. D. Cromwell Our Foreign Mission Work"
 Wednesday-The First Church, Mrs, c. A.. Stakely, "The South"
 Thursday-West End Church, Mrs. J. H. Bush, The Great Southwest. Friday-South Side Church, Mrs. E. M stewart, Homeless Churches in the South and Cuba"
 saturday-Clayton Street Church, Mrs J. w. OHara, Thanksgiving and Thanksoffering.
 Every interested woman is cordially invited to attend these meetings, which are to be held under the auspices of the Baptist Womens Missionary Socl- cities of the city. West End Mothers Meeting. The regular monthly meeting of the Mothers Club of West End. was held at the Neighborhood House. Friday af- ternoon at 3:30 o'clock, with an attend ance of twenty-nine. After the meet ing had been called to order by the