Evening journal., 1910-03-24

ourselves for that greater life We shall
live in glory,
We must naturally expect that our
present lives will have some effect upon
those we will live beyond the grave.
The habits we form here we will in
some degree carry with us wherever
we go. What we are at the end OF
life we shall be at the beginning Of
the next. Therefore we must be very
careful what habits we get into and
see that they are such that we will
want them for companions throughout
eternity. If our lives are full of sin
and there is no room for Christ, we
cannot expect complete reversal at
death. If we live with Christ here
on this earth and keep as close to
Him as we can. we will be with Him
after death throughout eternity.
In order to make it a structure to
last through eternity we must make
our Christianity something more than
going TO church and contributing TO
the church's funds. We must bring
Christ into our daily lives and let Him
be the predominant figure in them. We
must not only study Gods Word but
practice 1t and be ready and willing
to help others with it. We must not
only be Christians on Sunday. but on
Monday as well. Processing Christians,
who do not live up to their professions.
hurt themselves. hurt others and make
themselves objects TO be taunted
by those out OF Christ.
Let us take with us the Easter
thought that as Christ Is risen, con-
queror over death, so God will raise
us, conqueror over death and over sin
TO dwell with Him Let us spread the
good news to others on this glad day
so that all may be partakers together
in the Joy OF the Lord.
We praise Thee, o Lord, for the
greatest gift thou hast given mankind,
Thine only begotten Son. We praise
Thee that Thou hast raised Him from
the dead to live forever with Thee; and
we praise Thee that Thou hast given
us this same hope. to be risen in Thee
and to be the Bride Of the Lamb. We
pray that we may put a higher value
on the time Thou hast given us in
order that we may be ready when the
Thee. Amen.
c. E. News Items.
The meeting OF the Central c. z.
Society next Sunday evening will be
led by their former president, Miss
Anna Docherty, now studying at the
Presbyterian Deaconess Home, Balti-
moro, Md.
The Hanover c. z. will conduct the
services at the Sunday Breakfast Mis-
sion Friday evening, March 25. All the
young men of the society are requested
to meet at the home Of John Reybold.
611 West Sixth street, not later than
7.30 p. m.
Dr. Clark and Mr.. Shaw, who have
been travelling abroad for Christian
Endeavor, arrived In this country in
February, and have been holding meet
ings in the western part of the country
ever since. ''In all these sections. "
says DR.. Clark, christian Endeavor is
1ourishing, and the meetings are ad-
vancing steadily"
More than three hundred Endeavorers
gathered at a banquet in Boston TO
greet Or. and Mrs. Clark, Secretary
Shaw, Treasurer LAthrop and Mrs.
Lathrop on their return from their
round the-wold trip. Here was de-
scribed the Worlds Christian Endeavor
Convention at Agra, india which had
an attendance Of nearly four thousand
natives besides the missionaries
In the increase campaign up to March
/ /, I.124 new societies have been re-
ported and $500 members added to the
roll. This includes the United States
and Canda only.