The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
LARGE AUDIENCES HEAR
BAPTIST EVANCEL|sTs
Special Services Being Held Stimuli
taneously in Twcnty-Onc
Churches.
arEETINGs HELD FOR NEGROES
Workers Go to Railroad Shops and
Manufacturing Plants for Noon
Hour Services With Employees.
Joint Meeting This Morning.

Workers conducting the. protraet"G
Gaptis, eur @setn 81 Il
vicinity were jubilant last night mt the
close OF the third day Of the meetings
vival. Services last night we're well
ot:cnCed. anu pastors, cvanSelits and
SINGERS We're gratiiied with tie work
OF Tie. opening days OF the concerted
campaign.
1t Is believed that the preaching has
already had far-reachng. effects. for
already many Of the churches have
reported professions OF faith aud many
acceSsionS.
The trained singers. who have charge
of the music in the different churches
have woT their way into the hearts OF
the peopl by their tender and appeal
ing messages in song.
The work at the shops and f,,ctories
was inauSurated yesterday ut noon.
wien, during the period for lunch and
Wolfe, Palmer and stevens together
with Singers Reynolds. Babbitt
Rodgers. Hunt and Scholield. visited
the Chesapeake and Ohio Shops and
the Cedar Works at Fulton, as we'll as
the american Locomotive Works and
Jenkins Book Bindery plant. holding
brief evanselistic services for the
benefit of those who do no; go home
for their dinners.
Personal WORKERS.
HOLD UNION SERVICES
Speaking to the class in personal
work at tho union service in the First
Baptist Church yesterday, Evangelist
Lamb discussed the false hopes OF the
unirersalist. the person who says. u
believe In the universal Fathcrhood OF
God. | believe that i'll will eventually
be saved, and | believe that God will
give the wicked a chance after death"
he contendcd that there is no saliva
ton by Inheritance, and that all sin Of
unbeiief condemns, rs we'll as that II
final choice OF Christ here is ire
vocablc.
large congregation was present ut
the second of the union day meetings.
anal an were ,gratihed ut hearing the
reports from the pastors OF the various
churches. Those directing the work
among the colored people announced
The calvary, First and Fifth Baptist
colored CHURCHES are united i'm the cam
pn,dign; Gael! church having its indi.
EvangeliStS Hughes. Bailey and Carroll.
AT o'clock each afternoon the union
or central service for the colored people
is being held at the First Church. cor
hcr Eroad and Fourteenth Streets
One OF the white cvangelists, Rev. s.
W. Eendrict. CT Tennessee. is to he the
speaker ut this. gathering this week.
Battle of TIL. Ages
JOINT SERVICE TODAY
Ar FIRST baptist
G, Roy Roy: Raleigh Wright who, with
the series OF meetings at the Ven,bie
street Baptist Church, will address the
day service at the inspira tiomal hour II,
the auditorium of the First Baptist
church this morning. All of the
eranSelists, singers, pastors and work
erS from the different white and col
orcd churches unite in this meeting.
y special feature OF the morning hour
rs the singing OF the campaign male
quartet composed OF !. e Reynolds
Atlanta. first tenor; ~. T. Hunt. Min
neapolis. second tenor: L. l.. WolsIarel
n;,Sshcrille, irst bass, and j. p Scholfcld
birmingham. second bass.
follows:
$3.50 y. M-"The Moralist," subject of
lecture by Evangelist T.. V. Lamb TO
personal workers conference.
1900 y. M.-Praise and prayer. Re
ports from the various NEE tingS in the
city and vicinity. Special music by
campaign male quartet.
1880 a. M.-Scrmon by Rev. Raj
cigh Wright.
Noon--Shop and factory services
in charge of evangclists and singers
at Cedar Works and Chesapeake ana
Ohio shops. Fulton: American Loco
motive Works, Jenkins Book Bindery
and southern Shops, South Richmond
i i. M.-Union meeting for colored
people at First Baptist Colored Church.
Broad and Fourtcenth Streets. S. w.
subject being The Battle of the Ages"
=. M--Evangclistlc services in
twenty white and three colored