The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-10

line of the essential clements In
KrlshDa'S worship caused a shudder
to sweep the congregation. Indlas
need of a religion of hope rather than
of fate received careful treatment at
the speakers hands.
Ogden was indeed fortunate In hav.
ing this opportunity to sec things in
their larger and truer proportions.
Taking as his theme the country OF
India. In which he has spent more
than &c years as a missionary. DR..
|, Rockwell Clancy spoke on the subject
OF the Spiritual Awakening OF the
Orient" Dr. Clancy betrayed a knowi-
edge of life and conditions in his 1cid
OF chosen endeavor that Is rcmark-
able. He spoke at some length OF
the large area and population of In
dla. saying every fifth babe born in
the world Is in India" Dr. Clancy
showed that where 20 years ago on
the west side OF the Gnnges river
there were less than 100 Christians.
today there are many thousands. and
brought forth the fact to prove the
prediction of Christ that some day
the eyangelization Of the entire world
NNhiu 'bAAlt III IL NldufN AluV
told OF the first visits to the country
of himself and other missionaries and
low at first they had been not inter
ested In their work. but that at last
they had come 70 know and love the
black races and TO labor among them
necessarily from love alone. lie
told how the fountain head of the
osoDhy is in India, how the beginning
OF the science IS in that little known
land. and invited everyone present 10
visit him there and learn for him
self.
In brief, the object of the conyen-
ton last night. was 10 bring about a
system of weekly collections for the
use OF foreign missionaries, which
viii In time enable those In charge
OF the world movement to send out
adequate forces to cope with the mil
lions OF Unenlightened people on the
globe. Representatives OF all the
churches in Ogden were present and
pledged moral and financial support
10 the movement. Great successes
have been achieved by the mission
aries In every city In which they
have appeared and altogether the
public Is taking hold of the idea with
alacrity and good will, according 10
the missionaries
DR.. Thomas Moody OF Africa, who
mas spent the best part of his life in
the dark continent, spoke feellngly
last night OF the events connected
WIN the first efforts towards tho dis
eoyery of the source of the Nile. and
Drought up many historic facts con-
cernlng Livingston the great eNplor- |
cr' and Henry VI Stanley, the great
american war correspondent. who was
sent Ia Ind Livingston after several |
expeditions had failed. DR.. Moody |
tod how Stanley found the English |
man on the shores OF a lake 600 miles |
inland'' teaching the gospel to the !
ia yves and caring for them as best I
ne could, and how Livingston was |
ueaI TO all the entreaties of the Am
eIIcan that he return and nccept the |
soou lhihss OF life that were awaiting |
hinl at home. He spoke of the state
meht made by Stanley after his re-
turn' that the meeting with Living
sIon mad changed his entire life and |
viewpoint. and after the body Of the
EhS Silshman was at last brought To
hls nome In England. how Stanley
TOOK up the work of the Lord started
By the Englishman and kent az II nm.