Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-12

ihdsmuch as Texas rs the rather In"
mother, and the nurse OF that form
OF government"
Res s. Thome. pastor OF the
Memorial Presbyterian church Of
Galveston. SPOKE on the Item OF the
report relating 20 The immigration
Iqj estion lie said there was no more
important harbor south OF Baltimore,
land str ed the idea that there
hoHld re a man placed at Galveston
who could speak a number OF langu-
ages To meet the immigrants as they
ARRIVED lie said a lady was also
needed 10 meet the needs OF the
women constantly arriving al that
important port
Pending the last item OF the re-
irort Rev Kennth Brown Of III Pasl.
related story OF a young man who
vas brought 10 Christ through the
cover OF prayer lie said one of the
eeds OF the hour is prayer
The synod adopted the following
resolution
Resolved. That this synod send
'h"c"sh It's stated clerk, by tell
gran cordial fraiernal greetings To
lthn SYNOD Of Texas OF the Presbyter-
/ len ch"rch Z. $. nov in session At
iretin
The reNort Of the Home Mission
: 0owuii'ae was adopted
The Committee on foreign missions
|aado its report through Rev ]. l..
/ Nc'an OF Wichita Falls Pending
/ .ho report. Rev G. II. Hogan, u. ID.
'of WaNahacNio. addressed the Synod
/ Dr HOGAN s1id The need In our
/ Christian work is religion in the
home le told of a family whore
iro parents had said that they would
rather bury their children than that
They should go to the foreign fields.
Zee said. this spirit was all too
rrayaleut among the officials OF the
church
Tive Rov ]. u. Burma addressed
Two synod on the influence OF Home
Wis ons on the home base.
le said that 10 rs fact that for
.eign missions pay in dollars and
Icerts The leannoss OF the church
at home Is one OF the niscouraging
features of our missionary work.
The speaker told of % church In which
there were eighteen families who
owned automobiles and on a recent
beautiful large day on q communion
occasion there were only three of
them or thc church
He raised the question whether a
man could he 20 Christian who wilini-
.h r1 deliberately refuses 10 do
what God want, him 20 do lie en-
phatically answered this question
negatively Then Dee said "Neithor
can the church heN Christian which
refuses 10 90 what God commands
w. then quoted the great commis-
sion 10 evangelize the whole worli.
The master did not say Go We into
an the world for oralorical effect.
he meant for the church TO do Il.
The sneaker. referring 20 the
9mouut that was paid last year for
for,eu missions said that there were
scores and scores Of men IN the
PRESBYTERIAN church who could have
given tho whole amount that the
Who'll, church gave last year without
KNOWN. tat they owned one dollar
ir,, for so doinr
one church in Texas could hav"
sent on ~ many missionaries rs
the whole church sent last year The
sneaker closed his impressive al
.lrcss hy saying that the church
would either give 20 the two-thirds
of the world who know not God the
rosnel or the church would lose tho
eosuel itself
J VI Patterson. secretary of the
foreign board OF tho Southwest In
PRODUCED Rcy r r caldwell Of Pa
IS Texas. who delivered an able adj
lrsss ON foreign missions
re, 70 q Fullerton, y. D.. Of ST.
0uis. No addressed the Synod Ho
Emphasized practical Christianity Ho
said that o.. could preach great BIZ
.hoolor..aaI sermons. but that boz
could do moro good by Keeping the
baby while Its mother went 20 hear
The gospel