The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-15
EvANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN
 BEGINS SUNDAY NIGHT
Entire District Will Be Affected By Spiritual Revival, Which Will Be
 Aided By All Churches.

Plans for the evangelistic campaign, which is to begin Sunday night are De- ing perfected. At certain points various churches have already been engaged Tn meetings and exception will be made in these districts; but the plan already out lined will in it's main features be car ried into effect. The pastors at Ensley' where union meetings have been held, are free to aid other districts and Will no doubt be called upon. At Pratt Clty and Avondale Baptist meeting has been protected for some time past, and tne committee of the campaign urge others to help in the Baptist meetings as they may be announced. At Bessemer the prospects for further cooperation nave been referred to local pastors
 The Tenth district, Woodlawn, IS in charge of Rev. w. J. Caldwell and the Thirteenth, Graymont and Fairview dis tricts, will be served by meeting planned at the College chapel with Rev. Dr. Branscomb as preacher.
 The following list shows the churches covered in each district, and gives a good idea of the first weeks field of oper- ation:
 District No 1: First Baptist church, First Presbyterian, First Christian, First Methodist, Cumberland, U. s. A, First Cumberland, Central Presbyterian, Simp- son Methodist, Pilgrim Congregational. Meetings held first week at First Meth odist. Preacher. Rev Preston Blake.
 District No. ?: Fountain Heights Meth udist, Baptist Tabernacle, Wesley chapel, Westminster Presbyterian. Meetings held frs. week at Westminster Presbyterian. Preacher Rev. A. R. Moore.
 District No. 3: St. Johns M. E., Twen- ty-seventy Street Baptist, Trinity M. E., Southside Baptist, Lutheran, Third Pres byterian Meeting held first week at Third Presbyterian. Preacher, Rev. I. D. Steele.
 District No. 4: Five Points Methodist, Second Presbyterian, South Highlands Presbyterian, St. Andrews Episcopal, Eleventh Avenue Methodist. Meeting held first week at Five Points M. E. church. Preacher Rev. A. J. Dickinson.
 Districts Nos. and G. Ensley and Bessemer already served; Bessemer to report.
 District No. z: Pratt City, Baptist meet ings in progress.
 District NO. $: Elyton ana west End; Presbyterian, Baptist, Methodist Elyton Baptist and Methodist Meeting to be held first week at West End Methodist church. Rev. U. D. Mooney, preacher.
 District No. g: Avondale Baptist church; meeting arranged for.
 District No. 10: Woodlawn churches, re- ferred to Rev. w. J. Caldwell, with in structions to report meetings at Presby terian church, other Woodlawn churches having recently completed special ,serv ices.
 District No. Il: East Lake; plan de- ferred.
 District No. 12: North Birmingham; two Methodist and two Baptist churches with one Presbyterian. Meeting for first week to be held at Twenty-irst Avenue M. E. church, with Rev. M. McDaniel as the preacher.
 District No. 13: Meeting at College chapel, led by Rev Dr. Branscomb al- ready announced.
 District No. IA Wylam, Methodist and Ea otist churches. Preacher for first week Rev. H. H. Friar at M. k. church.
 Districts are urged to make full prep arations at once. second meeting of the committee will be held at the Y. M C. A. rooms Sat urday at 10 a. m.