The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-11
CONVERSIONS
At
THE. Revival:
SPLENDID SERMONS DELIVERED
LAST NIGHT AT BOTH
YCHURCHES.
THIS EVENING EIGHTH WARD
BIBLE CLASS WILL MARCH
TO FIRST CHURCH. IL.
SUPERIOR MUSIC AND SONG A
SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE
REVIVAL.

The cvangelistic. services mt the
First II. Z. Church Thursday night
proved to be highly interesting and
notwithstanding the numerous
meetings elsewhere in the city, were
well attended.
y Those who heard Rev. Fellers
preach last night had an opportun-
ity to witness the mans power to
convince and move his audience,
His sermon was on "Doorkeepers
and Door Openers in the Church."
His text was takenSs FROM Psalm
|isa:fb; "Tahad ratherg,beJka door
keeper Iii tlieNhouse ofLsthe Lord
than toi'dwell inTthe tentsiof wick;
edness."l ETeryone5whoohear D the
sermon last nightuwas, inspired1to be
d better servautlainsIthe cause. q;
Christ. With eloquent and i,beautii
full language did the preacher show
how easy 1t Is to open the door of
opportunity to other lives as we
come in touch with them and how
the service of the Lord always
pays.
A number of persons expressed a
desire to live a Christian life. Some
remained at the close of the SER
vice to talk with the pastor and per-
sonal workers. The Personal Work,
ers League will hold another SER
vice at the county court room at
1880 o'clock this evening when Rev.
Fellers will speak to busy men. The
afternoon Bible reading will be held
at the church at 9::3O. This even
ing the Eighth Ward Bible class
will attend the service in a body.
The song service will begin again
this evening at 1915 o'clock. VS.
Another great days progress was
made in the East Side Union revival
at the Diamond street church when
two services were held yesterday
followed by many conversions, DR..
Wharton continues his powerful
sermons which are bringing more
and more oiChrist us the meetings
progress. y fb-VE n ,assGt<.
The first meeting of the day yes
terday was the shop meeting at a
local industrial plant which proved
a very successful gathering and
which was enjoyed by the audience
and the party which conducted the
service.
At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
a very large crowd gathered at the
church for the afternoon meeting
This service was very interesting
and was productive OF great good.
Preceding the afternoon services
the. cottage prayer services had been
held ,nhomessinf the Various, dis
trfctsH Of sthey Eastuside.s Last flight.
|ap 1:f5a 'theSsonggscryice n,at1 the
Church began Direction Rapp, had
his monster 'anion chorus in fine
,harmoHy9 land'o,i,e service, was Of
great beauty andrwas, highly, pleas
Ing to heshundrcds present. BY 5.
o'clock the crowd in the church was
of such proportions that the big
church was filled. Then DR.. Whar-
ton took charge of the services. and
another Of his very eloquent SER
mons was preached. At the conclu-
sion there were many who went for.
ward and wehe converted.
Plans for the services today We're
announced along the usual lines.
The days services will center around
the big night service at the church
tonight which will open with the
song service at 7:l5. The public is
cordially invited TO attend the SER
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