The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-04
Worldwide
RELIGIOUS
REVIVAL
CAMPAIGN


A worldwide religious revival cam
paign Is 70 begin this spring Dr.
VI. Wilbur Chapman, the great evan.
gelIst. ein sail from New York
Marca n. With company OF noted
helpers, for a slmultanes y revival
campaign tour Of the gh Y ''he
plah Is to assist IN the chfs Vnizing
II the world ~ twentieth Nnturs
business methods.
The itinerary includes Aust ala
China, Japan Korea, the Philippines
and Europe
In tao parts win be Charles N
Alexander. the singing evangelist
who toured The world With DR.. r
"A. Touey; Mrs. Alexander. who be.
ore her marriage was Miss C6dhury
laughter 81 ther ich English cocoa
manufacturer: Robert tlarkneAE an
Australian BY birth composer OF gos
lel hymns and q distinguished plan
81. and Mr.. ana Mrs william Asher
the great saloon evangelist The lat.
er will take with them the little or.
gan which was presented To them
by the saloon men Of Minneapolis,
/ Is small hand affair, which shey
IAN carry through the streets. Mlse
agnes Chapman. the young daughter
lf the evangelist, will accompany her
ather. Dr. Ford Q. 0ltman. an eytn
ellri goes, as does also George T.,
3 Davia, newspaper Representa-
tive.
Various missionary boards win 0e
represented IN this movement. but
larllcuia.ly those Of toe Presbyterian
hu-cb. as DR. Chapman Is national
corresponding secretary Of the Evan
'ellstic committee OF the Prosbyter.
an church. The work, however, Is
lon.sectaslan 81 character.
unllke the oli-lasAloned revival IN
he days of Moody and sankey, whore
eople gathered Ia one big central
IAN to hear the gospel and from 81,
100 10 i0.000 people were attracted
o the services. The simultaneous cam
lalgn Is on q much vaster scale. Each
lty visited win be divided into sec
Ions. With N evangelist at helper
o7 each section An tue churches.
Young Mems Christian association
gill prepare months. ahead for tae cru
aders ana work with them when they
rrlve i5r Chapman and Mr. Alexan
le- viii OF course conduct the great
entrel meeting IN the city hall or
udiiarltm. but other esangelists and
tstafs vll hold similar services la
he city III the same hour
Ia the saloons. or n iAils or peni
entiarles. Mr aAl MIS- Asher VIII
old services All classics VIII b.
eached the ame time. rich an
loor good ana baa high aud low.
rhe campaign will not only be an
mpeius 70 C1flsllan churches IN The
)rleat but will extend the gospel 20
undrcls ui thousands who have new
+ heard the Word.
III fiang Kong alone more Young
! uen pass la snd out than n any port
n fhe Globe 70 most Of them the
| 1hMstaa religion sill be a brand new
oplc.
The Simultaneous revival eamnagu
which was originated hs Dr Chap
nan. was first put into operation n
Pittsburgh pa SIX years ago. when
! 1000 persons. by local count were
onYertel. aud The majority are now
actlvely engAgei In church work
Later the campaign was c0ntnu
"a h New York Philadelphia. ST Pau
Minneapolis ST. Louis. Dallas. Texas
sherman Tex Houston. Tex Dan
Vile Va Richmond Va. Roanoke. Va
3nghamton. n. Y. Rochester, syra
uae. New Castle, Pa indianapolis
Richmond. Ind. Lafayette. Ini, 10.
| Angeles, Oskland. Redlands, Hartford
| l'onn, Chicago. Seattle Norwalk. Conf
Newark. n. j.. Paterson. y, j, Woo
ter. Mass 0rllIla Cam Brantlnri
| AN. Winnineg Can. and Ontario, Car
| In Boston. at tho present time, Il
bclDg held the largest simultaneous
revival campaign ever conducted II
| world il began Wednesday lanu
| frK 2T, and VIII continue d month
| pne hundred eyangellsts and pastors
lfe assisting Df Chapman. and eael
Ak1rict has le peclal soloists and
yttHF M Alexander has over Z
| thousand voices IN bis central choir
| The work IS bringing marvellous re
salts. Nearly all the Boston church