Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-17
SECOND DAY
 OF CELEBRATION.
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 i drawing of all men unto himself pro- ceeds Jesus Christ is going to get the
 hearty allegiance of the kings of the i kings, are going to keep step with Him, the King of Kings. The oil 1 kings the railroad kings, the steel l kings. the sugar kings, and all men of | might who amass or handle wealth, 1 will bring themselves and all their wealth, and ask that both may be used by the church, at it's suggestion,
 under its direction. according to its l teachings received from God, for the 1 uplifting of men.
 Men and objects and institutions in which Christ is interested will also 1 interest them. As stewards of the | aabled them to get riches, they will bring their gifts from every land, gold. ffankincense and myrrh, and offer them to aid in the business venture of ] a Man whom God sent into the world to show men how to use it and not abuse it. The money power is going to be Christianized together with all other powers that can be utilized for the worlds health All wealth will, s it's name suggests. serve the common veal. The welfare of each and all. the Christian socialism the sharing of the good things of life, will come to be dic- tated by the church, which with its Bible and it's Christ and it's compile ment of mighty men of wealth will not need the state to help it govern the world, but will be the fuller and later expression of what our founders sought to realize-a religious society and church state.
 Active and AItruistic.
 need not say that such a church will be a serving church. a means to an end. It will have no glory of it's own to boast of It will glory in the privilege of doing good. A most active
 a VI q al be, with a passion for altruism, struggling for the life of others, only faintly exhibited in these days. Preachers and teachers who dwell on through Jesus Christ will not forget how He saved the world, how He en- nobled sacrifice. and they, as well as the society that environs them, will if they do not originate, mighty move- ments of the saved to serve
 From the church is to proceed yet more clearly and powerfully the teach ing that shall make society more Christian, that shall give chances for life more abundant to those who lack them. that shall set the church well on it's way to securing the evangeliza- movement that we call Missions shall move every man, and missions will stand forth as the great end of the church, and missionaries will be as common as men.
 A Holy Church.
 The Christian people. in Christian churches, will vitalize the peoples put the spirit Of Christ into all industry, and make the church that Is to be a holy church. The church will stand forth as a representative of holiness, of the healthy Scriptura1 type. The attractive cleanness of righteous Iiv- ing will be eNemplified in the more deeply consecrated lives of the church members. Sainthood will not be so much of a surprise. Those that are without the peoples not yet brought into saving relations with the truth of Christ, will walk in the light of the gospel, and the service of God will be seen to claim everything and every l body Goodness is contagious. The holy church throughout the world will not stand aloof by itself in solemn or glorious majesty. It will be the cen ter and arbiter of all life. The marks of devotion will be on the persons and instruments of civilization. Holiness unto the Lord shall be written upon the bells of the horses, and the pots in the Lords house shall be like the bowls before the altar The church that is to be is going to see these things, because it will have a hand in bringing them to pass
 Prayer, Praise and Meditation.
 And these things are being full filled, men will veil their faces and
 
 God that 1breathes through the Scrip lures, and ibreathes into every beIievar, the presence of Jesus Christ personSI- ly experienced in the heart, the flock ing to the meeting house of earnest | souls, both men and women. the mighty results seen in changed lives 1 and changed communities as the re- 1 suit of the church,s witnessing for | Christ, the kings of the earth bringing | their glory and honor into the new l city of God. the spectacle of Jesus ser l wants being crucified with Him, for the | truths sake, and because they loved | men. and the odor of real sanctity that l rises heavenwa,rd, day by day, from | the world that is being saved-aH l these call for worship. There need be | no fear that work will displace wor- l ship and that the church will become | } workroom. a headquarters for com 1 nittees. The people who have thus | seen God face to face will have their | Bethels, their chapels, their churches, md these will be for worship, still. It | may be that the old world will renew | it's youth and God be again con ceived, as of old as walking with men. Certain it is that as long as God and l nan shall come to know each other ng of the world, there will always be prayer and praise and meditation. The shant of praise the anthem of thanks siying, the carol of joy, the itany and l he solemn supplication, the confes- ion and the communion. will never be ,utgrown. They will survive the end 1 If all things If in the city of the ] If God, there are harps and golden 1 Tials and a new song and 8 new real zaden of the worth of spiritual l hings, as the ten thousand times ten |