The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-07
MORE THAN 300 HAVE
UNITED WITH CHURCHES
Simultaneous Services in Baptist Con.
gregations TO Close With Mass
Meeting Tomorrow.
oiEN-AIR PREACHING TONIGHT
Evangeiists to BE Heard on Corners
or Fourth and Broad and Sixth,
and ltroad--Sfeclal Services for
Colored People.


u spirit OF cnthusiasm expressed II,
hearty singing characterized tho be-
ginning Of tho special acrvicc or
prayer and fasting held yesterday at
First Baptist Church rs n part OF tho
program OF tho workers engaged in
TIC c:anSeiatic campaign in R.ch,nou,l
and vicinity. Professor BaLoitt wan I'm
charge OF the song service. following
me last lecture to the personal workcrs
delivered by Evangelist L. V. Lamb,
rho hns assisted Rev. George w. Nc
Daniel. ID. D., IN the protractcd meet
ing ut the First Church, and has laugh.
The class in personal work each day
dnsing the local campaign.
There viii be no session OF the PEP.
Sondl Workers. Conference on Monday
mEoning. when the las, con.blacd scr.
y!3c OF ali the churches. in TIC nature
Of jubilee meeting. Will DO hold a,
10 o'cloais IN tho First Church. Az
given at tia; time by the visiting
musicians, who have during the pas;
two weeks directed tho special Hiur:c
III the various churches
tn" pastors Of the local Baptist
churches VII to-day nave ,he eynnuc-
] o'clock lurchcon nj the Cuisines.
Mems club, nnd iovinl time of fell
iowship IL anticipated
among Inc romarkabie meetings held
III connection with the revival cam
paign has been the one conducted by
Rev. l.. NJ. iioper 81 Heu..tshorn Me
mortal College this week. when Dra.-
t!caliy every student who WIS rot n
processing Christian prior 10 the hold
lag OF these special Services ilns InatI,>
yesterday more than fifty young women
consecratcd their lives NJ .nissi6naries
for service on the hone OF foreign
fields.
MORE THAN 500 HAVE
United WITH CHURCHES
Reports ruSido b. pastors at the union
meeting Yesterday showed that more
than 500 have already united With tho
churches co-pDsrat.nS IN tho s.lnul-
taneouH scrvioes.
Tho spirit ct confession. prayer md
praise should DO experienced during
snch "a day and at nuch n aerGice az
this." stated Rev T. ~ scout al the
lengthy acssion, attended Try several
hundred yesterday In tie. First BAPTIST
Church. He implored hia hearers 20
coniess tQels lack OF interest IN lott
men and women an we'll as the building
UP at the visible Kingdom here, and
said he Sren,ly feared that inany
church members are not Christians
Jhc neglect or known duty, unci,ari-
tabifneas. uneratefulness, neglect OF
dailN prayer neglect OF Bible study.
hacsSh:ting. tattlinp. n vile temper, an
unf"rSiving spirit, tho refusal to do
INC known viii OF God. lack OF old
fashioned zeal, failure to pray for ones
enemies. sclf-cSnltution. Jealousy ana
heing were among tho thinsc the
speaker suggested that the t;roa:- hosts
Of people III this city ana EVERYWHERE
ought TO ccufcss.
Eyangclists Bruncr, Wolfe. McAfano-
way. Owen, Kendrick. Hickerson and
Carroll also made brief remarlss. md
ied tho congregation In special seasons
OF prayer, confession and Thanksgiving.
OPE;N-AIR SERVICES
TO BE HELD TONIGHT
The campaign male quartet MAS pres
cnl. and rendered several appropriate
selections, They will he heard in the
open-air services tonight, when Rev.
7. .. 1teeso speasa at the corner OF
Fourth and Broad, and Evangelist Il.
u. King addresses the throng at Sixth
and Broad Streets s. w Kendrlck will
conduct street meeting for. colored
people at the corner OF Second and
Baker Streets at 40 O'clock
an immense mass Getting has been
arranged for the white people of the
CITY 10 De hciH Ill inc CITY Auditorium
Tomorrow afternoon ut $3.50 o'clock
Rev. Weston Bruncr will make brief
address, welcoming the now members
Who have united with the different
churches during tho progress of the
concerted campaign. Rev. =. L. White,
OF Macon, Ga, will deliver the sermon,
and spccial music will be furnished,
consisting OF vocal solos, duets and
male quartets.
~ the I:bereGcr coiored church {:
mass meeting will no conducted under
the auspices OF tho Golored y. NJ c.
~. Rev. $. w. kendrick is to BIO the I
speaker. Evangclists "a. ]. Copass, l..
9. Wolfe. and Richard Carroll will ad-
dress servicer for the colorcd people
also ut $50 o'clock tomorrow, in the
Calvary CEulton) Church. First Church,
and Fifth street CHURCH.
This morning Mt 1890 O'clock Evan
gciists Palmer and Reynolds will con-
duct IL service for the aged women in
the Confederate Homo. There will be
nervices at tho Randolph Street and
Leigh Street Churches at the same
hour to-day, especially In the interests
OF the young people.