The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-02-08

Land, or Unto the Uttermost,
by Mrs. G. e. Bradt.
Friday Feb. IA.
if:00 a. m. to I2:30 p.m.-World study
class, subject: The Philippine
Islands, Dr. j. ID. Rodgers of
Manila,
$500 :: m.--Ribie study class. DR..
Stearns.
400 p. m.-Address. Rev. G. III.
Yerkes, subject: The New
China
1850 ,. Unpopular meeting in the
First Presbyterian church.
Speakers: Miss Mary f. Gregg,
M. D., G~uatamala; The Rev.
James Benton, ID. D., Manila, p.
/. DR.. Rogers will speak on
Missions In the Philippine Is
Sunday. Feb. is.
1900 a. m.-First Presbyterian church
Sermon subject: The World
and the Worth of One Mans
Life, DIR. Charles Edwin Bradt.
World campaign m will be
preached in other churches of
the city by prominent world
workers.
400 p. MN the First Methodist
church-Speakers: The Rev. C.
III. Yerkes, China; The Rev.
Charles Edwin Bradt. Mr.. Yer
kes will speak on The Cali OF
China. DR.. Bradt will deliver a
message born of his own person
al experience which has been
published and preached around
the world and which is being
called for far and wide today,
Wig: The Making Of a Mission
airy Church. All pastors, church
officers and representatives
should hear this address.
1880 p. m-Meeting in the First Pres
byterian church. Speakers: Miss
Mary e. Gregg, NJ. d, Gauta-
mals; DR.. Charles Z. Bradt. DR..
Gregg viii speak on Foreign
Missions Near at Hand.
Monday, Feb. III
11:00 a. n. to 1890 p.m.-World study
class, subject: China.
300 p. m.-Subject Evangelism.
400 y. m.-Subject, Church Organic
alton, by Chas E. Bradt.
1880 p. m.-Meeting in the First Pres
byterian church. Speakers:
Or. ]. B. Rodgers, Manila; DR..
c. e. Bradt, Chicago. DR.. Rod
gers will speak on Romanism
and Christianity in the Philip
pine Islands. DR.. Bradt will
speak on the question, Is the
Church Big Enough for the
Work Of the World?
Tuesday, Feb. 1s.
11:00 q. m. to 1890 p.m.-World study
class, subject: Korea.
400 p. m.-Evangelism.
400 p. m.-Methods of Church Work.
1880 p. m.-Subject, The Story of
Korea.
Wednesday, Feb. 10.
11:00 q. m. to 1890 p.m.-World study
class. subject: Japan.
800 p. m.-PersonaI Evangelism.
400 p. m.-The Missionary Vision, by
the Rev. w. r, King, D. D.,
Monmouth, Ill. =
1880 p. Injecting in the First Pres
byterian church. Speakers: The
Rev. E. e. Fife, D. D., India;
The Rev. W. r. King, D. D. DIR.
Fife will speak on Educational
Work in India. DR.. King, who
was of the world campaign
party which spent a year study
ing in foreign missions, giving
special attention to educational
work, will speak on Educational
Missions Around the World.
Thursday, Feb. 20. v
II: 90 a. m. to 1890 p.m.-World study
class, subject: Aliens in Amer
lea.
800 p. m.-Subject, City Evangelism.
400. p. m.-Subject, The Evangelizing
Of the World in This Generation,
by the Rev, w. r. King, D. D.
7:30 p. Unpopular meetings in the
First Presbyterian church. DR..
King will deliver his strong and
eloquent lecture On The Chinese
Revolution and the New Re-
public.
7:3O ?. m.-simultaneous meeting
for young people, First Metho-
dist church; subject, The Re-
sponsibility Of Young People for
the Worlds CHARACTERIZATION, DR..
". r. King.
Friday, Feb. Fl.
II 90 a. m. to 1880 p. m.-World study
class; subject, After Study Con-
c~lusion,
800 p. m.-Rural Evangelism and
Church Federation, by w. H.
Matthews, D. ID.
$50 to 1890 p. m.-Grand rally and
banquet; fine supper; fine mu-
sic; fine speakers.
Sunday, Feb. %.
HOO a. m.-F1rst Presbyterian church.
Sermon by DR.. Bradt; subject,
World Conditions Favorable to
the Coming of the Kingdom.
Music by the World Campaign
Union chorus.
400 p. m.-Two great afternoon mass
meetings. A mass meeting for
men in n of the large audi
forums of the city, addressed
by w. r. King; subject, A Mans
Job; and DR.. c. E. Bradt;, sub
tect, The Kind of a Church Men
Like. A mas meeting for wo-
men in one of the large audi
forums of the city, addressed
by, Mrs. A. *. Reischauer of
Japan and Mrs. C. e. Bradt.
Sunday Evening.
Concluding service in the First
Presbyterian church, sermon by Dr..