The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-08
STREET MEETINGS TO
Be HELD TONIGHT BY
BAPTIST WORKERS
Male Quartet Will Sing at
Both Meetings-Evangel-
lists Report Much Prog
ress in the Revival

The eVangelists and singers engaged in
| the Baptist simultaneous evangelistic CAM
paign in this city and vicinity will hold
two street meetings in the center of the
business section at and s o'clock to-
| night. The first will be held at the cor
ner of Second avenue and Nineteenth
street, and the second at the corner OF
Third avenue and Twentieth street. The
male quartet which has been furnishing
special music at the union day services
in the First Baptist church will sing at
both street meetings and Evangelists Il.
q. Roose and L. c. Wolfe will preach
In the campaign recently held in Joplin.
Mo-, 1900 people surrounded the automo-
bile that carried the workers and re-
mained for the service held in the open
air.
One OF the attractive feature OF the
concerted meetings now in progress is the
''inspirational hour from 10 to II o'clock
each morning at the First Baptist church.
After the special lecture for personal
workers by Evangelist Lamb the mem
| bers OF the various churches, with ths
pastors, eyangellsts and singers gather
for an hour of conference and fellowship.
at this service and after the reports are
heard of the work being carried on in
the different districts one of the evan
gelists makes short address. At the
meeting yesterday morning, Prof. NJ. j..
Babbitt led a spirited service ofsSop8
| and the male quartet rendered bead -
| full arrangement of Nearer My God to
| Thee" by Herbert johnson.
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reports of the work at the service yes
| terday and the workers told of increas-
| ing congregations and a deepening in
| terest being manifested in each of the
churches where the services are being
| held nightly Many members have al
ready been received into the different
| churches during this first week of the,
campaign.
"One of the crying needs of today isl
| to have the people of God to know and
realize that their friends and loved on r.
who are not Christians are ON the " ~
to hell" said Evangelist L. V. mn ~
in his sermon at the union meetZ=M S
the First Baptist church yesterds Vzz# E&
was speaking on the subject. IL, W# ia
Saved and showed from vario ## &
verses that the lost person is H# M
sin, is the servant of the devil #t N
of the devil, under the wrath IN m
bound. he awaits Judgment, an H VA
of hell" In contrasting he sho ## &3
the saved man Is dead to sly I'm X
servant Of God, a child of CO I'M IN
Gods favor is free, awaits Goo s## M
and is sure of heaven" IN M5
AT the Jefferson theatre tomo' W M
ernoon at o'clock there will I M# #
meeting for men only This sper IN &t
ice will be held by the BaptisP M ~
in cooperation with tho Youi w W.
Christian association, and it Is w
that large crowd Will be pre- nm IT,
hear the singing of the male quart, ##
posed of Mr.. Wade, Mr.. ReynoldsE#
Wolslagel, and Mr.. Scholfield, andW#
address ON The Fellow Who Missed IT,
by Evangelist Weston Bruner, who is
directing the campaign in this city. A.
mass meeting for women and one for
young people will be held at the same
hour in the First and Fifty-sixth Street
Baptist churches.