The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-16
ATTENDANCE GROWS
AT ST. PAUL'S
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Christian, because of human frailty
often errs, and needs to be converted
or turned around again into the path
of obedience to Gods commands Our
UNCONVENTIONAL brethren treat CONVEX
sion as one, single, peculiar event in
stead of the daily need of those who
are earnestly striving after the perfec-
tion of the Christian life"
How does a mission differ from the
REVEALS of various UNCONVENTIONAL
| churches?"
"A mission" said the speaker. lis
an appeal to ones reason and heart
and mind while a revival, so-called. is
emotional in character and its effects
are very largely evanescent.'
why do you have candles on the
| altar?"
THE candles upon the altar are
| typical of Christ himself, who is the
light of the world
The subject of the sermon was THE
Goddess Sinner" taken from the text
found in ST. Luke's gospel, fifteenth
chapter, twenty ninth and thirtieth
| verses.
The ProdigaI Sons Brother.
TN the parable of the prodiga1 son."
said Father Howard, "the elder son is
| a type of the moral man, the good
and respectable man who is without
the love of God in his heart Although
he had never transgressed his fathers
commands at any time, still he was
self-centered and had no love for his
brother"
| n On IN a
celebration of the holy communion at
s o'clock, Father Howard being the
celebrant
At the morning service at 1o:45 a. m.
the following queries were answered
by the missioner:
What is the church's view on tenn
perance?" Moderation in all things
said the speaker, SIS what the Scrip
becomes a duty or a privilege. if as
: ST. Paul says, We maketh our brother
to Offend"
How shall Christian meet mod
) ern business conditions?" "A Chris
tian's part first duty is to God and
faithfully performing that he will
mands of modern business and social
, life
, How should we observe Friday?'
Keep it sacred to the memory of the
Savior and avoid all social gayety or
that day"
Are our social conditions hurtful tc
; the church,"
Church Before Lodges.
TOO many people allow their lodge
and. societies interfere with their para
mount duty to Gods church"
The subject of the sermon was
Keeping Sunday holy" and the text
was taken from the eighth, ninth and
tenth verses of the twentieth chapter
of Exodus.
The speaker urged the proper observ-
ance of Sunday as a day of rest and
recreation to be devoted first to the
worship of the Almight God and the
building up and refreshment of oul
: physical selves for the better per
Torrance Of our daily duties.
large congregation gathered II
, the evening to hear the fifth sermon
, in the series given by Father Howard
who responded as follows to querie:
propounded:
do you honor the Bible as other.
do?" More than all Others" said
the speaker, because it was th'
: Anglican bishops and scholars Of th'
: Church of England who gave US sthf
Bible and which is used by our protest
ant brethren as we'll
Secondly because it is read regu
larly both from the Old and New Ties
q taments at every service of morning
and evening prayer.
T Thirdly because the church of CO.
o only to whom they were committed
t can rightly interprete the Scripture
T for our understanding"
a THE SUNDAY SERMON.
The sermon was a particularly i'm