Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-17
INTEREST
IN SERVICES
INCREASES
SINGING AND INSTRUMENTAL
MUSIC ARE BOTH FINE-SUB-
JECT LAST NIGHT WAS LOVE-"
TONIGHT JUSTICE"

Interest is unhagging at the tab
ernacle, another fruitful service was
held last night. The chorus choir in
its usual entertaining way, opened
the way of the meeting, and the Rev.
Mr.. Gordon, of Albany led the con-
gregation in prayer.
The ministers quartet, the person
ner of which is Revs. Errett and Sell
leck, bases Babcock and Lovall ten
ors, was in evidence at this meeting
and rendered a beautiful selection
entitled The Wayside Cross" So
well were they received that they
were compelled to answer to an en-
core, and responded with Where
VIII You Spend Eternity" They
wal sing again this evening.
Mr.. Taylor made a few brief re-
marks upon the necessity of more
publicity.
Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Wegner IA
vored the audience with a selection
before the topic of the evening was
taken up.
The subject of Mr.. Taylor's address
was Love-" taking his text from
John 3:16: For God so loved the
world that he gave his only begotten
Son that whosoever believeth on Him
should not perish, but have everlast-
ing life There is enough truth in
this one verse" said the speaker, to
give the entire world" l gave,
gave my life for thee, what hast thou
given for me- He pictured the love
of a mother for her son, the sacrifices
she would make for him, and then
applied it to Jesus Christ, who died
on the cross that we might be saved
Gur n
to the express Office for it. THE kind
of sympathy which counts is that
which helps, not merely expresses it.
"If you love your neighbor, go and
help him to Jesus. To show love of
God do something. He gave his life
for us, what have we done for him? i?
The story of Calvary was then given,
showing how Jesus came down and
died, not merely for His friends, but
for His miserable enemies, and prayed
for the men that nailed Him to the
cross.
mo man cared for my soul. Z"
From this he showed how father,
mother, sister, brother an dali earthly
| friends might cast you off for your
sins, and how the Lord would take
you in His arms and shield you. All
that is necessary is to repent and
turn to Him. 1--WE all have sinned
and come short of the glory of God. 4"
God laid on us the iniquity of it all,
and by His stripes we are healed. If
you trust in God you are saved. He
will not only save you from hell, but
will save you for glory. God has
done everything He could to keep
man out of hell and man has done
everything he can to get in. Get
your pardon; come tonight. Whose
ever will. 1t is up to you to say will
or | won't. 1t is the decisive man
who wins. Who can say l will Take
Gods love and profit by it; spurn it
and be lost.
Friday afternoon meeting will be
held in the tabernacle preparatory to
the great Sunday services.
Sunday afternoon Mr. Taylor will
address the men only. His subject
will be Chickens Come Home to
Roost.' 1t is desirous that all men in
the city attend this meeting. In the
First NJ. E. church Mrs. Taylor, as
sisted by the pastors wives, will ad-
dress the ladies at the same hour. The
subject of tn emeeting has not been
announced.
Tonight Mr.. Taylor will speak on
Justice All are invited and urged
to be present.