The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-28
FULL PROGRAMME FOR THE
 BIBLE TRAINING SCHOOL

The complete programme sof the Inter- national Bible Training school to be held here October to .10. at the orphelifn, has been prepared. The Bible, tiee pupil, tfe science and art of'eteaching and Sunday school organization and management will all be treated by eminent authorities on those subjects.
 Mrs. Antoinette Abernethy Lamoreaux of Chicago will give "a series of addresses entitled ''Some Verbs of Character Buila- ing" The verbs are: I receive, initiate I feel, I struggle. I know, aspire l will and I serve. These are arranged Tn logical and chronological order of de- velopment covering childhood and youth She also speaks on missions and the sun day school and tells the story of "God Gift to Man" Ss@
 , pr. II. M. Harnill of, Nashville IS the Bible expert. He will lsicover the flnter- national Mission Sunday school lesson for 1912 with her lectures on the sLife of Christ" He. will speak on The ne Child and Temperance," and will make the tommencement address at the graduation exercises the last day. Nsas.
  win present the necessity and value of the follow up work after the home visi- tation and census on october S. And will treat the home department in it's relation to the follow up work.
 Mir. D. w. Sims of Montgomery will handle the religious census and home visitation, using stereopticon,
 Dr. George w. 3Truett will close the school every might with an address on tne theme of the day. All the work of each day is related to single theme That of the first to soul wining; the sec ond to life saving; the third to the mis- sionary spirit; the fourth to constrainine recruits; the fifth to Bible necessity; the sixth to giving, and the last to takina Birmingham for Christ-the men and re- ligion forward movement.
 The school runs from Tuesday, October g. to Tuesday, october 10 inclusive. but there is no work on Saturday at all and none on Sunday afternoon. The sessions begin at $50 p. m. and continue through to o'clock, with an fntermission TOT supper.
 The Excel chorus will sing every night under the direction of Prof. E. O. Excel of Chicago, with Alvin w. Roper at the piano. The chorus will have 800 voices This will be one of the chief musica events of the season.
 A noticeable feature of the programme is the prayer side of it. Twice each day a. 10 minute prayer service will be helt for the object to which the theme of the day is directed.
 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3.
 Theme, Soul winning Daniel, xii:S) $50 D. m.-Praise service, led by Pro. lessor Excell Opening prayer by pr ". J. Caldwell. .4t tH
 ID. m.-Mrs. Lamoreaux, 'I Receive"
 4O D. m.-Prayer service, Jed by pr. J IA. Bryan, "For Soul Winning to Be Oul Life Passion
 $ D. m.-Dr. Hamill, How Knowledge of Christ's Life Helps in Sour Winning Life of Christ-The Beginnings"
 5.6O p. m.-Supper.'
 6:35 D. m.--Song.
 GAO D. m.-Prayer service, led by Mir Marbury. For "'Daily Living that vii Win Souls" a."
 $50 D. m.7-Mrs. Lamoreaux, 'I Initiate 7.25 ID. m.--Mr. sims. Religious Census of Birmingham" n''i.1
 1:45 D. m.--Excell chorus, Professor Ex. cell, director. MT. Roper at the piano Professor Grambs at the organ.
 8:lO D. m.-Dr Truett on "Soul Winning.
 D. m-Benedictfon, pr. Caldwell.
 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1. . Theme, Life Saving" Proverbs xxii:0