The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-07
TEMPLE is DEDICATED
Continued from rage Ona
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magnitude He then touched upon
The eye interesting question TO any
mind does death end all?' and
brought out many points as proof
that death Is only the beginning OF
life eternal. The second thought
brought out was, Jesus Christ, the
source Of Inspiration TO destroy the
works OF the devil and save lost
world.
Rev. l|lff continued: "Our hope Of
life. now and hereafter, Is in the
death Of Jesus Christ, who died for
our sins. Without. the shedding OF
blood there is no remission of sins.
For God so loved the world that He
gave his only begotten son that who
soever belieyeth on him should no,
perish, but have everlasting life the
8 eat truth OF the text" He closed
with very touching illustration OF
how his mothers faith is the anchor
10 hold him sure, even though all
other might fail.
Raising Balance on Church Debt.
Immediately following This service
in hour was given over TO the rails
ing of the sum to pay off the church
Indebtedness The entire cost Of
building, including organ and all
other expenses as given out by Rev.
Fairchild, Yesterday was $50,042; al
,'eady paid by subscription $25,092.
leaving an Indebtedness of $4,000.
The greater portion of which was
readily raised at the morning sery-
ice, starting in with two subscrip-
ions OF $4,000 each, followed by Two
$1,000 with many $500, on down to
SIS subscriptions.
Proceeding the evening service the
remainder Of about $4,000 was rails
cd making in all a total of $25,750.
which was $500 more than needed,
but will be used on the interest ac-
count, the no es being made payable
certain amount quarterly, some
running five years but mostly three
years.
AT the night service the attend
anee was almost as large as the
morning and music was again furnish
ed by a large chorus Of voices. Mo-
zar,s anthem Gloria Q2th massl
was beautifully rendered.
Bishop at Evening Service.
Bishop Quayle is well known TO the
people OF Guthrie, who avail them
selves Of every opportunity TO hear
he noted speaker. His sermon last
evening was one OF the most powerful
discourses ever heard in this city.
Il will build my church." was the
theme chosen, star,iu out with
Jesus Christ as the first carpenter
and builder, the principal points be-
ing as follows; God made mighty
universe, the great world, the noun
taiDs, the roaring seas, the broad
plaius. the stars aud the heavens; /;
md after this be built. the human
soul, making the man's soul so & Z
mendous as 10 comprehend It oil. God
made eternity, yet mans soul Is big
ger thau eternity. Many points
lDedc had never entered, even in a
ague way, the minds OF many great
men--men who think deeply on that
line OF thought.
Following he Impressive d2dica
tory sermon, Tie trustees of the
church presented he building TO be
dedicated 10 Cod A prayer OF
mighty supplicaiion- was sent up to
The great throne by Bishop Quayle
giving the building made with hands
owe TO the real and Mighty Builder,
who in his wisdom made the building
OF such a wonderful 5 ructure possi-
tie.
Grateful for Liberal Support.
Rev. Farchild feels very grateful
for the liberal support received yes
lerday from the various denomna
lions OF the city who by the with
Grawal OF their service made II pos
sible for them TO succeed in their
enterprise.
The building committee gave theli
highest appreciation 10 the work OF
the contractors, Billings and Snyder
Both Bishop Quayle and DR.. hin
stated hat this church IS the besl
building for the money they had
ever seen, in Oklahoma or any other
| lace.
Much credi, is due p. W. Pulse
who supe Intended the entire con
sructlon, and James DeBanks
supervisor OF the work for the build
Ing committed giving his attention
to this for the past year free oi
charge.
Services as previously annonpced
viii continue Throughout ihe week.
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