Evening journal., 1912-03-25
CHURCH
WORKS TO
HELP men

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votional service, the Rev Charles A
Hill, ID. ID; address, Prayer as an
Agency of the Kingdom" the Rev. G.
A. r. Janvier; address, Boys Work,
DR.. John Wilkinson. Jr.; Open Con-
ference and Institute on Boys Work,
Or. Wilkinson; adjournment
ZOO to 500 Sectional conferences,
Evangelism, S Earle Hoover; Mis-
sions, DR.. William L. Lampe; Bible
Study. Thomas l.. Lawton; Social Ser
vice, Roy Smith Wallace.
S.O0-General Charles Bird. presid-
ing: Address, Personal Evangel-
ISM" S. Earl Hoover; Offering: an
nouncements; address. "The Need aud
Opportunity for Special Work for Men
and Boys in the Church" Allan Suth-
erland.
Grace Methodist Church. Frederick
Bringhurst. presiding: March 26-
4l5, devotional services, the Rev. Ken
sey j. Hammond; conference, "Appli-
cation Of the Men and Religion Mes
sage to Each Church." w. T. Wallace;
address and conference, "Bible Study"
the Rev. Walter II. Waygood; adj
iournment
ZOO to S.0O-Sectional conferences:
Boys Work, Charles w. Bainbridge:
Missions. j. II. Poorman; Evangelism,
the Rev. f. S. Downes; Social Service,
E. d. Solcnberger.
s.OO-The Rev. George Edward
Reed d. d., presiding; praise SER
vice, the Rev. Thomas p. Halloway;
address, THE Man in the Church,
Edward II. Bousall; address, will
mington's Obligation to Auxiliary
Towns" Penrose r. Perkins; address
"The Cost OF Christian leadership
w, T. Wallace; singing; benedic-
tion.
Chancellor Charles NJ. Curtis, o
Trinity Episcopal Church. presided
at the first mass meeting held at
o'clock yesterday afternoon in frs
Presbyterian Church. The Rev. n. c
Lassiter. of Delaware Avenue Bap
tist Church, conducted the devotions
and music was given by quartet
Eugene Start, c. II. Start. II. S. Law.
ton. and Frank p. Mitchell. Chan.
cellor Curtis stated the meeting,
were held ito stir up the men oil
Wilmington" I. Elmer Perry in a
short speech asking the congregation
| to help pay the expenses OF the
meetings, thanked the newspapers OF
the city for their cooperation.
The speaker of the afternoon, the
Rev DR.. c. II. Musser, of Philadel-
| phia, described as Gods work for
the men of this city the various
forms of social service to the com.
munity.
The world is neighborhood and
We are trying to make it a brother
hood" said DR.. Musser, and added
that Americans were all given a fail
chance.
The Christian development of the
boy in his teens; evangelism, includ-
ing helping the pastor and forming
Bible classes for working men; and
social service: were the three main
things to further the religious move
ment among men. the speaker de-
clared.
In his morning sermon at Eastlake
Presbyterian Church. the Rev. Henry
Cunningham preached upon "Why the
Men and Religion Foreward Movement
is needed in Wilmington" He said
many men in the city were Indifferent
or opposed to religion, and that many
men who are Christians are not doing
active service to help spread Chris.
tianity. He urged that religion be
talked by men 90 other men not sane
timOniously but sincerely.
A mass meeting for boys will b'
held next Sunday at o'clock in Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church From
April l 20 6, there will be an inter.
Brotherhood week Of prayer, will
noon-day meetings in the Y. NJ. c. A
from 1910 90 1890. including
, minute address by a layman.