The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-03-16
SULLIVAN TO
SPEAK AGAIN
THE DAY OF JUDGMENT, ARE WE
JUDGED WHEN WE DIE, OR DO
WE WAIT TILL THE GENERAL
DAY OF JUDGMENT?

| Another free Bible lecture has been
| scheduled by the International Bible
Students Association to be given in
| the San Carlos auditorium at o'clock
this afternoon. The speaker, Mr.. o. L.
Sullivan, of Nashville, is an exper-
fenced Bible student and lecturer and
explains the general drift of affairs in
the world in the light of the Scrip
lures. He says: Things are not at
all what we would like them to be-
We would be glad if social and indus
trial conditions prevailed wherein
every one might at least be able to
provide things decent and honest and
have some time for self-irnprovement-
We can fully sympathize with DR.. Gal
WINS statement in the Boston Post:
1.-The real cause of the crime that
is being committed today is that 95
per cent of the people don't care what
harm comes to the other fellow so long
as 1t does not happen to. them.
II a change does not take place in
the existing conditions, which will
stop the rapid increase of the number
of unemployed, predict, with all sin
certify that by 1918 there will be such
a revolution as will make the million
aire afraid to step outside his home
for fear of having his brains blown
out by the starving man who awaits
6ym'
1.-The Bible shows however" says
Mr. Sullivan, CHAT we are in a tran
sition period and that there is bright
future ahead of us even though we
may have to sail through a stormy
sea TO get there. The 1000 year judg-
ment day will bring blessing to all
humanity"
The lecture is free to the public.
It's purpose is to stimulate faith in
God and to encourage Bible study.
All thinking Christians and honest
sl<eptfcs are especially invited. All
seats free. No collections.
First Baptist Church.
The following is the musical pro-
gram at the First Baptist church to-
day:
Organ prelude.
Doxology.
Hymn. Where He Leads Me"
Invocation.
Hymn, Precious Promise"
Scripture reading.
Gloria
Prayer.
Hymn. Jesus Savior Pilot Me"
Offertory. anthem, ''Hark. Hark!
My Soul
Sermon.
Chorus, Anywhere With Jesus"
Hymn, Guide Me-
Benediction.
Postlude.
The following program will be rem
dered at the 1880 O'Clock services:
Organ prelude.
Songs. Let Him In Come. Sinner
Come"
Prayer.
Hymn, "At the Cross q
Scripture reading
Characteristics Ellie Wentworth,
Mrs. R. Thomas, Mr.. J. T. Perry, Mr..
Geo. Smith.
Hymn, There is Fountain"
Sermon.
Anthem. The Bells Of Conscience
Mr.. JOS. Hicks, solotst.
Hymn, Almost Persuaded"
Benediction.
Postlude.
Organ and Vocal Recital.
The following organ and vocal seiec- |
tons Will be rendered tonight in |
Christ church at the conclusion of the /
1880 O'Clock service. by Mrs. For
chefmer and Mr.. William Packham, /
Mus Bac.:
Fear Ye Not. o Isra el'-Buck.
Chante eraphique-GuiImont.
"a Song of Thanksgiving ''-Alittsen.
March from "Eli'-.costa
UniversaIist Church.
Rev. Marion Crosley, D. D., will |
preach at the UniversaIist church to-
day on East Chase street at II a. m. |
and 1880 p. m, recognizing Palm Sum
day. Morning subject, "A Victorious |
Christ; evening theme, Finding the
Lost"
East Hill Baptist Church.
Services both morning and evening.
Special attention is called to the pro-
iTcr a. ,fcst,i
time the B. Y. P. U. will have a de- /
bate on the subject, Resolved. That
Sectarianism Does More to Retard
than 20 Advance the Cause of Christ
The young people are making special
preparations for this. and both sides
are well prepared. There will be four
speakers ON each side. It IS to com
m ence at $50. Preaching at 1880. A /
phase Of the same subject will be used
az frr fhA sermon