The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-28
FAIR HAVEN NEWS
Rev. E. c. Tullar, of East Pearl Street Church, Speaks of
 Emmanuel Movement.
OTHER SUNDAY SERVICES
Rev. Nir. Burrows Given Remembrance Preceding His Final sermon
 in This City.

Rev. Edgar (. Tullar. pastor of the East Pearl Street M. F.. church is much interested in the Emmanuel move ment and went to Boston recently to study the work as carried on by pr. Wooster and pr. McComb. At the church prayer meeting the past week Mir. Tullar gave an extended account of his observations and his impress sons gained by the visit, The closest attention was paid tu the address which, together with the questions asked when the service was ended, evi- denccd the great interest no" taken in this subject representative of tho Jomnal-Courier called upon Mir. 1mllar and found him ready to rc- spond to inquiries as to this work.
 Mir Tullar personally met br Wooster and Dr McComb--oach with striking personality, as well as gen. iality and each ready to mpart in formation and give suggestions as to their work Mr Tullar met and per- sonally talked with many who had N'fU iIfdlfu tIi'AEH llt' NHAlio''i' . movement for which all had only words of praise.
 Tn attending the mid-weck prayer meeting Mir 1'ullar found them crowd od out of the usual conference room Into the great auditorium, which was crowded The services were deeply spiritual and very impressive nr. Wooster had charge of the service. After the opening praise service pr. Wooster gave q short address on Rec ognizing God Within Us' Every where, in church, at store, in house, we ought to feel God Is with me- so near to mo that l can really fellow ship with Him and talk with Him. Ask Him. believing that l shall re- cciye. "We ought to he continually overshadowcd by the Most High. Be fore we pray for others, we ought to pray for ourselves,
 Dr Wooster then gave list of those 10 be prayed for and asked each to pray for them. After five minutes of silent prayer Dr. McComb offered a prayer in which it was said, "Ho seemed to Just gather out of every heart the petition it was rormulatiug and carried it to God. No names were used in the requests for prayer but tho cases were carefully described.
 After thc prayer service instead of "a testimony meeting" pr, Dusnore, pastor of the First Congregational | church of Waterbury, was introduced who gave q short address on The l Emmanuel Movement aslntcrpreted by ! Dante. The address lasted but twen- l ty minutes and was listened to with 1 great interest The thought was 'Sel- hshness, envy. hatred lust leads to tho internal regions but though their looking from these depths to tho heights of love lifts one, looking at the highest power of the Most High will hll one and lift him to the high | est.
 When service was over all were in vited to the supper room, where q social hour was enjoyed Over 5Ot waited and participated in that after meeting Sandwiches and chocolate were served and not q moment when the piano and violin were not played Many of this 800 had been helped through the Emmanuel movement 1 There were Baptsts, Congregational. ists, Disciple Methodists and others present A Baptist deacon asked pr Wooster if he could join the Emmanue church and was answered: No sir If God is with you show it out in youi own church
 Mr. Fuller has strong conviction that such q spirit as is shown in tht movement is cvidcncing the Masters ideal of service, and is the answer {, His prayer, That they all may b' one, as we are; 1 in them, thou in mo that We all may be one
 At St James P, F, church in Eas Grand avenue, the rector, Rev. VII
 liam Burrows, preached for the las time there yesterday Mr. BuroW and family leave to-day for Blooming ton, Indiana. where he will be an as sistant at Trinity F. E. church and d' religious work among the students O Indiana university Mr. Burrows wa ordained rector of St, James abou two and half years ago, ha1ini