The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-19

of the Essex County union, TO Miss Craze
Wood. an E~ndeavorer Of Cadillac. Mich.
Congratulations. :.
In which all Essex County E%ndeavorers
heartily join.
The Rev, Abram Duryea, of North
Uackensack superintendent Of the State
Endeavor evangelistic work. has prepared
a booklet on the work of his committee.
In the preface he says; 'If this brief book,
born of a desire to help the Christian
young people Of my native State In their
work for Christ and the Church. shall
prove inspiring and instructive the wish
Of the writer will be granted. Its purpose
is to answer suggestively, rather than eX-
haustively, some of the questions met with
in three years evangelistic work among
the young people in all parts of the state.
1t proclaims the truth that strength comes
by service: that the unsaved are TO be won
to Christ and then set to work In winning
others rs the best preparation for their
growth in grace. The plan followed
is that of grouping all under five interroga-
tives: What? Why? Where2 Wheh!
Wherewithal?'
The founder and president of the En-
deavor movement, the Rev. DR.. Francis E.
Clark, has a busy autumn and winter ne
fore hin. He Is now in the West. WHITTIER
he has goneAo attend the Nebraska state
| Christian Endeavor convention at Omaha,
and to the meeting Of the American Board
and the National Congregational Council
at Cleveland. in all of which he has part.
October q and % he spends in P~ennsylVa-
mia, addressing Christian Endeavor con-
ventions. From October % to 20 ne is at
the Lake Mohonk conference in behai1 OF
the Indians. October 30 he speaks at the
Ontario Provincial Christian EndeaVor
- H.-t. o. .nl hnXamhnr
/ is at the Quebec convention in Montreal
November 4 he begins q three weeks
campaign with Mr.. Shaw in behalf of the
foreign work Of Christian Endeavor. VS.
ting In Rochester and Buffalo. Cleveland,
o.. and indianapolis. st. Louis. Kansas CIT
and st. Joseph. Mo-: ST. Paul and Minue-
apolis. Milwaukee. Wis; Chicago and
Toledo. winding up with the Michigan
State convention at Grand Rapids.
A later campaign in December takes IN
Washington, Harrisburg. New York city
and Brooklyn
In January he goes TO Great Britain Tor
a month OF meetings in many cities of the
United Kingdom, then pays brief visits to
Holland. Scandinavia and perhaps Russls,
afterwards attending the Spanish national
convention in Barcelona. and returning
home early in April.
III lOIiN III thN "1tNHAcS
evening is: "The Duties of the Day
Proverbs xiv. 3O-S4: Romans Kill. II.
Suggested hymns for the meetings: Our
Lives to Christ We Dedicate:" TRUE
Whole-bearted: - Christ for the
World We Sing "I'lI Go Where You
Want Me to Co.. "The Son of God Goes
Forth TO War"
The daily Bible readings for next week
are she following. Monday, EARLY Bu-
Missions Acts XVII, 1884: Tues
Opposition Acts xviii, SO; Wednes-
day Receptive Hearers Acts xvii, 10-12;
Thursday. Etching Ears" Acts, xviii,
1921; Friday. Converts Acts xviii, 1924;
Helpers" Acts xviii. Ill;
Sunday, October q. topic, Foreign Mis-
The Kingdom of Christ in Europe"
Acts xvi, els.
The readings on the Junior topic for
next week are the following: Monday,
isles of the Heather" Zeph. H.. IL;
Tuesday. jewellers in the Isles" Eek.
s. 4; Wednesday. Gods Word to
the Islands, Jer. XXI. 1912; Thursday,
Gods Power in the Isles" lisa. XII,
30: Friday, THE Nations That are
Saved. . Rev. XXI, "a; Saturday. "All Ma
tons Shall Come Rev. XIV, 4: SUNDAY,
October q, topic. Missions in the ISL
ands of the Atlantic" lisa. xiii, 10.