The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-11
.B|G EVANGEL|ST|C . REVIVAL PLANNED BY CHURCH PASTORS Services Every Day All Over
 Greater Birmingham for
 Entire Month ALL DENOMINATIONS TO
 UNITE IN GREAT WORK Pastors Will Constantly Exchange Pull pits and All Will Aid In Making the Meetings Great Success.


 every part of the city and suburbs, iil volve every church, enlist every living church member occupy every day for month. and aims to reach every un- converted soul in the entire area.
 The Rev. George Eaves. who is sec retary of the executive committee which has the meetings in charge, in discussing the plans and outlines of the work. said last night:
 Tt leaps over or disregards all sec tarian and denominational hills. It sets aside selfish denominational ann bitions. It aspires to seek first for every man the kingdom of God, and every man for that Kingdom. It ex- poets to shake the hearts of all men in this whole city. and to lead them into obedience and faith and zeal for the best things; to arouse and quicken the churches, to promote mutual es- teem, and to enlist in active service many who are doing nothing for the lost world.
 "The power depended upon in this campaign is the spiritual power of God, in answer to His church's prayer. Great union meetings will be held sim ultaneously in 14 districts, covering the whole territory two meetings day in each district and one great central noon meeting is the programme. No min ister will preach for more than one week in one district. No meeting will continue more than one week in one Fftt.- proven by interchange. Presbyterians, Baptists, Methodists Christians, Con- sregationalists will occupy, not their own outputs but each others. It is hoped that all who love the gospel of whatever church, may unite.
 AS to Sunday meetings: In the morning every pastor will go to his own people. In the afternoon and at night all the district will mass at the union meeting.
 When will this begin? A week from tomorrow, Sunday night, April 19 Final details for the first weeks pro gramme will be settled at a meeting to be held at the Y. M. c. A. today ae 12:30 o'clock, to be attended by the en- tire executive committee and district representatives appointed by the Pas tors association. As only one week re- mains to complete the necessary ar engagements in each district, it is hoped that every man be present promptly at the hour named. Following is cor rected list of the executive committee and district committeemen
 Rev. s. J. Foster, chairman.
 Rev. George Eaves, secretary.
 Rev. R. de Ovies, treasurer.
 Rev. F. P. Culver.
 Rev. A. J. Dickenson.
 Rev. A. R. Moore.
 Rev. I. D. Steele.
 MT. J. P. Jackson.
 Districts:
 Mo- 1. North Central-Rev. J. A. Dun can.
 Mo- 2. North Highlands-Rev K. N Matthews.
 Tyler
 Mo- 4. South Highlands-Rev. P. Blake.
 No. 5. Ensley-Rev. P. H. Duncan.
 Mo- G. Bessemer-Rev. w. E. Marsh.
 No. 2. Pratt City-Rev. J. A. White.
 No. 8. Elyton and West End-Rev. J. l.. Britain.
 No. g. Avondale-Rev. l.. M. Bradley.
 No. 10. Woodlawn-Rev. w. J. Cald- well.
 No. Il. East Lake-Rev. J. M Sh sl- burne.
 Mo- 12. North Birmingham-Rev. L. F. Whtten.
 No. 13. Graymont and Fairview- Rev. B F. Price.
 No. IA. Wylam--Rev. McKlesky.
 These brethren or their substitutes should be present. Some details still await action in the programme for the first week, but the main outlines are clear.
 "A great noon meeting will be held doily at the First Presbyterian church, beginning promptly at 12 o'clock. Re- ports from the whole area are to be made there All pastors are expected 10 be present at that meeting. It's pur- pose is stimulus and prayer. informa- ton and concentration. Beginning Monday two meetings daily will be :lcld at the following churches. under the care, for the week, of the minister named The hours will be and 7:3O T.. m. The Christian people of all de- nominations are urged to bring their friends to their own district meeting.
 l. First M. b. Church-Rev. Preston Blake. |,
 ?. Westminster Presbyterian--Rev. A. k. Moore.
 8. Third Presbyterian-Rev l. D. Steele.
 f. Five Points M E.-Rev. A. J. Dick enson.
 5. EnsIey Baptist-(To be appointed).
 6. Bessemer Baptist--Rev. V. P. Mer- Till.
 2. Pratt City Methodist-Rev. L. A. Reagor.
 8. West End M. E.-Rev. U. D. Mooney.
 9. Avondale M. E.-Rev. Austin Crouch.
 10. woodlawn Presbyterian-Rev. I. M. Bradley.
 II. East Lake M. E-tTo be ap- pointed).
 F. Mt. Vernon M E--Rev. J, D Ras-