The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-08-07
Afternoon Session.

tus Snyder, James Cain and G, w. Mil
Ter.
Afternoon Session.
The song service Just afternoon was
very inspiring. It consisted OF quar-
tette "The Little Brown Church in the
Vale" by Messrs Plummer, Trent, Cain
and Atkins; THE Fight Is On"
brighten the Corner Where You Are"
Pm Coming Home" and IAN Hail
Emmanuel" by the choir. This ser
vice made you glad you came.
Prof. Kennison now came to the
floor with his usual supply OF knowl-
edge and gave us talk on THE Value
of Daily Bible Study" He said. I'VE
value the Bible for its WORTH and
gave nine points by which It is vail
liable as follows:
| 1t leads to Regeneration. ] Peter, LIST
chapter. 23rd verse proves 1t. Illus
| tration: Lou Wallace, whom we all
know as a writer, was an infidel. but
upon hearing another infidel assert
that the Bible was only read by weak
minded people, he began the study Of
| II, which led to his conversion or re-
| generation. Sanctification, John 17:17,
| l'urification, John 1873. 1t Nourishes,
| | Peter 2:2; gives Faith, Romans 10:
| II. is Weapon for Attack and De-
Tense, Ephesians GLE gives Freedom,
John S:l2; gives Power in Prayer,
| John 1857; leads to Perfection, | John
2;5. These references prove these
points Read them in Daily Bible
| Study: they will do you good. He
said too, ut is such big Job to get
| the Bible: ii must be studied daily to
get what we should have" 1t is good
to get the habit. II is daily food and
is needed to keep the spiritual life
alive just as much as the physical life
needs its daily food to keep it alive,
Hence the necessity of Daily Bible
Study, or Spiritual Food. II should
be read through at least once then read
daily readings on Sunday School les
son.
THE Fight Is On" was again sung
and the Rev. Keith told "Why An Or
ganized Glass was better than one not
Organized" He proved that classes
could be organized just as well in the
country Sunday Schools as in the city.
Organization is the means of doing
everything for the betterment of a
/ ",
create such an interest that the Sun
day School can easily keep going all
the year. and it will cause people to
attend as nothing else will do. In this
class there is membership committee
to get new members and help hold
them, and social committee to pro-
vide for the social features. II bene-
fits the community Sunday School and
church by creating a spirit of brother
hood among men. If adult class; helps
to win the unsaved to Christ; develops
social activities of the communities;
does temperance work; is link be-
tween church goers and non church
goers There are more men reading
the Bible today than ever before and
l IL is caused by the Organized Glasses
THE Necessary Equipment for an
$ Organized Class was talked upon
. briefly by the Rev. Plummer. These
are some of the things he said:
special room should be provided for It;
the time should be unlimited: there
should be the necessary furniture such
as comfortable seats, table and q
. blackboard: especially should there be
a teacher with personality and one thai
knows more than his pupils.
After singing God VIII Take Car,
| OF YOU" the Rev. Hamilton told Of
Methods for Maintaining Attendant,
in Adult Classes" II isn't just th'
crowd he says, that makes a goot
! class; banquets will catch but won
hold men in classes. The teacher 1,
:, the key to the Sunday School work
His work is more vital to an efficien
9 Sunday School than is the work of tn,
Superintendent He must be a skele
a ton key or one that will unlock thu
: hearts of all men in the class; he mus
be on time, must be interesting. able
and Cody man. No teacher SHOULD
teach, he asserts. unless he is Christ
: ian, that is the first essential. Their,
|, must be suitable place, then organic,
and put the men to worR have a pur
. pose and let that be the salvation o
all souls in the class, then bend ever,
:, effort to that end.
I Here are some things said by thu
Rev, Trent on "The Relation OF tn,
! Pastor to the Sunday School," A pas
!, tor is In a great measure a shepherd
IN, os. a.