The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-09
CROWD AUDITORIUM
Continued from First rase)

Der Of your church societies, ana
take an interest in the y. i. i. =.
Attend the church services regularly,
and don't become a Holy ohcer.
Holy Oncer,' J Will explain, Is mem
Der who attends services on SUNDAY
morning, and then is heard OF no
more at church, until the next Suh-
day morning, 1T is to be hoped Vl4t
none Of you new members viii aug
ment the ranks Of the Holy onccrS'
And don't overlook the prayer meet
ings. Have Bible Of your own.
write your name in 1t, and read 1t
every day. Read the Bible and study
It. and live II. Make yourself at
Ian4a In The church. Don't watt for
some OF the old members to max 9
your acquaintance. And you ola
members get acquainted with the new
ones. A Sabbath day Is never wen
spent without attendance upon churcn
services. And go twice day owe
q part of your income and your time
10 rho actual work Of the Lord"
Refers To DRY" Victory.
DR. White took az his text the attn
verse of chapter 5, II Corinthians:
eBut srst they gave their own selves
10 the Lord" His topic was charac-
ter and personal service,
YOU must give personal service
to the Lord" said Or. Waite. Give
yourselves entirely to Him. We are
saved to serve. In giving your Ire
to Christ, you must serve others
when you visit the sick, or those IN
prison. go in His name aud in his
service. God helps those who have
a mere scattering OF charity"
lie referred TO the great victory
achieved by the temperance people
ON September 20. and urged every
one present TO see that "ae law Is car
rjed out, when 1t becomes effective
In 1915. He said that lukewarmness
in this matter would do great harm
to the cause Of prohibition. The con-
gregatian indicated It's sentiments IN
this respect by a great round or ap-
piansa.
lie speaker and enforce The law,
when IL becomes effective" Gre
mend0us APPLAUSE
we ATE sending our money to helP
the missionaries Of England and Ger
many naiie the war ~ gong on
A ftey the war the best people of the
European countries Will come TO TINS
country by the thousands, and we
must sfse them the glad hand OF
fellowship and bring them into the
faid at Christ. Intellectual civil
lation fused with mtlitarism has fall-
sd but Christianity has not. The place
for every one Is where God wants
him. and we must give ourselves to
Him and perform His services
The benediction was then pronounc-
ed and one of the greatest meetings
Of it's kind ever seen in Richmond
was at an end.
Many ~ the visiting preachers VIII
remain in Richmond a few days, All
Of them express the sentiment thar
this meeting has proved as success
ful as amy heretofore mel din any
city In the country.
Crowds Last Night.
The Baptist churches engaged in
the campaign Were inadequate TO ae-
cummodate the throngs OF people VINO
wanted 20 hear the nHessages OF tho
whiting evangellsts aAi singers at
the closing services directed by many
Of them yesterday. I.le gifted work.
ers seemed 10 be at their best in :he
meetings at the various white and
co!0red churches, and as a result Of
the earnest preaching and the effee-
tive singing, several hundred access
sions were recorded to the total OF the
immense number previously added to
the different chur*ies cooperating
III inc great felsiouS caHipa4@n-
Many 81 the Sunday School classes
were addressed by the eyangelssts
and singers during the regular teach
ing periods sunday. and the grown
ups az sell as the young people who
were mont Christians accepted the
terms pf salvation and are today do
ing active service for the Kingdom
or God In this city.
While many III the white churches
closed their meetings with the evan
gelistio services last night, none OF
the protracted meetings In tho col