Evening bulletin., 1911-06-26
TWO CHURCHES
ARE DEDICATED
Opening Of Kaumakapili Made
Notable BY Historic AS
SOCiaiiOnS.

enCe of more than 1900 visitors, dedi-
cation exercises, for the new kauma-
kapili Church were held yesterday
morning Her majesty Queen Liliu-
okalani. accompanied by Col. G.. J..
Iaukea and Mrs. laukca, and Mrs. G..
s. Holloway, was present Governor
Frcar and Mrs. Frear and Mayor
Fern were among the prominent yis-
itors.
Seated with Rev IWm. N. Lono,
pastor of the church, on the pulpit.
were Rev. H. X. Pocpoc. Rev. l.. y.
Kaumchciwa, Rev. NJ X. Nakuina
Rev. j. p Erdman. Rev. u. S. Timo-
teo, Rev c. NJ KamakawiwOolc. Rev.
II. II. Parker, Hon. =. G. Jones, Hon.
w. o. Smith, Rev. William Kamau,
Rev. o. II. Gulick, Mr. S. NJ. Kanaka-
nui. All of them took part in the
exercises, making short speeches.
Rev. II. II. Parker, of Kawaiahao
Church. made the principal address
| of the day. Mr.. =. G. Jones said that
II was about 81 years ago that he
first saw the first IIale-pili of the first
Kaumakapili Church. and that within
| It's walls. was held political meet
| ing where the majority of the people
! then expressed themselves in favor Of
Prince Lunalilo, as the successor to
the throne after the death of Kane
hameha V.
Rev. MI. Erdman said that because
the new Kaumakapili Church is built
on civic center, II was proper tina,
the new generation should help make
the church work prosper. Mr.. Smith
i spoke of the good work that had been
done by those who were principals In
Christian work In the islands. MIR
4 Kanakanui, chairman of the building
committee. reported that the new
church. completed, amounted TO S2S.'
li676. The collection. which wa
taken In during the services. wa.
Il sell. Rev Mr. KamakawiwoolC
speaking for the island ministers an
delegates. congratulated those who
helped build tho new church,
Last night. Mrs. -. +. Dillingham;
daughter of the Rev. T. Smith, th'
first pastor of the old Kaumakapil
Church. tsSS-iS69. was the principa
speaker. Rev. $. l.. Desha, acted al
Hawaiian interpreter. She salt
among other things that her father
Rev. Smith, first went to Molokai 4
spread the gospel after his arrival nj
3 the islands. He first taught the Ems
lish language to the Hawalians u
; public schools, up to the time Of thu
arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Cooke, II
1897 In August rs. 1899, the frs
Kamakapili Church was dedicated
The audience included number o
chiefs of the land
"The Kaumakapili Church has beeI
built TO live. and IT cannot die" sh'
continued.
The new church organ, which wal
set up last Saturday night by MI
J. w. Bergstrom, was played by Mis-
u .: u !; u u ~ .: :: :: :: - :: q u u 8,
manded his followers to do, which h,
did himself, which his disciples an,
apostles and the Christians of th'
early church did, and which thos'
Christians who understand his mes
: sage are doing today.
r HOPE FOR ALL.
n Christian Science proves that Their
Is hope for all. II treasures eve
D those who have been made TO consld
, er themselves lost or incurable
= comes to the doomed and abandoned
: and by its unanswerable logic con
vinces them, first of all, that thei
a situation Is not as bad as II seems
o that evil Is not as powerful as II pre-
& tends; that II has no authorizatio
d from on high. no legal status, n
rights, no Legitimacy; that on tn
. contrary, mans real origin In Go
ri iustiHes his reasonable eNpectatio
I that good shall prevail; that peac,
= harmony, health, and sinlessnes
shall he his portion; that strengtl
q sweetness, and beauty shall be hi
normal inheritance from mercifl
Father; and thh the Love whic
: passeth understanding shall event
! ually crown all his right endeavoi
G with success.
ISL Christian Science gives ground f.
d this natural hope, but 1t does MOI
i than that II instructs men In III
A rudiments of true faith and show
r them why this hope of salvation
A justified by metaphysical facts Fali