El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-16

MI by several FL Paso churches and
L 4 one successful revival already is
in progress
At the East FL Paso Presbyterian re
vival many are being converted by the
preaching Of Rev. CaGr1es Mundell
known as the boy evangelist. Inc
services are increasing in interest and
attendance.
westminster plans Revival.
Plans are under way for revival
to be held next month at Westminster
Presbyterian church. Committees have
been appointed to make the necessary
arrangements and are now at WORK a
chorus choir will be organized and the
music is expected to be pleasing Tea
ture of the meetings. The preaching
will be done by the pastor of West
minister, Rev. John Z. Abbott and the
meeting is expected to last for two
weeks.
First Methodist to Have Revival.
Preliminary to revival services which
will begin at the First Methodist church
on Sunday, January 81, ten cottage
prayer meetings will be held in-various
portions OF the city on Wednesday
night
In the revival services evangelist W.
H. Huff, of Sioux City, Ia will assist
Rev Herman G. Porter, the pastor OF
the First Methodist
On Sunday at the First Methodist the
sermon, both in the morning and even
ing viii be by the pastor. Morning
worship will be at IL a. m. The sub
feet of the sermon will be: Revival
Truths" Evening worship viii be at
1880 D. m, and the subject Of the pas
tors sermon will be: Jesus and SIN
ners."
The choir will sing an anthem at
both morning and evening services Inc
chorus choir viii lead in the song serv-
ice at the evening hour. Sunday school
meets at 9:45 a. m.
Campaign Of Personal Evangelism.
A campaign Of personal evangelism
las. been inaugurated by the pastor and
officials of the First Presbyterian
church. The plan cOntemplates groups
of workers in all the departments OF
the church who will, for the next few
weeks devote themselves to the work
Of interesting and winning other souls,
in whom Christ may become enthroned
as lord and savior. The work viii cul-
inmate in a week or ten-day, series
of special services in the church, lead
ing uD to the Communion service on
February Z. Heretofore the church has
usually invited in some outside minis
ter to conduct evangellstic services,
but this year it has been thought best
to depend less upon outside help and
to throw more responsibility upon the
members themselves. The pastor, how
ever, will be assisted by some OF the
local ministers and laymen IN these
special meetings.
weeks
will be devoted almost exclusively to
this special effort. THE slogan OF
this campaign" the pastor says, will
be. personal evangelism the normal
evangelism"
SUNDAY services at the First Presby-
terrain will be; Morning worship with
sermon at 10;45; sermon by the pastor,
FISHERS of Men. Why2" Anthem by
the choir, The Death of Earth's New
sabbath" T. A. Christian viii sing, 20,
HnH oil Fvr
Schneider Evening service will begin
al 1880. Chosen Vessels of the Lord,"
viii be the subject Of the sermon.
There viii be an anthem by the choir,
savior Breathe an Evening Blessing"
by Martin. Mrs. A. II. GOldsteln viii
sing, Come Unto Me- by Roberts. The
Christian EndeavOr society will meet at
$3.50 in the evening. Miss Treva Hew-
lit and Miss Z. Laughlin will be the
leaders. The Sabbath school cOnvenes
at $3.50 in the morning. W. V. Long is
superintendent.
East Ell Pnso Presbyterian.
At the East Ell PasO Presbyterian
church, corner Of Poplar and Texas
streets, Rev. Kenneth Brown, pas
tor, the service on Sunday will
be; Sunday school at 8:45 a.
m; morning service at II a. m.
This service will be conducted by the
pastor. The sacrament of baptism will
be administered and new members will
letter and profession Of faith in Jesus
Christ. The pastor will preach on tho
subject. What shall it profit man If
he lose the whole world and save his
own SOUR Afternoon meeting at
O'Clock, for men only, Rev. Charles
MUndell, the boy evangelist" will
speak on the subject, Chickens Come
Home to ROost." Revival meeting at
1880, subject. The Rock Of Ages" The
subject for Sunday night viii be, PRE-
pare to meet thy God" There wiz be
no meetings on Monday as this is the
evangelist's rest day, but commencing
again Tuesday, the meetings will con-
tiRue throughout the week.
Westminster Presbyterian.
At Westminster Presbyterian church,
located at the corner of Florence and
Rio Grande streets, Rev. John E. Abbott,
the pastor, Will preach at IL a m. and
at 1880 p. m. Following Afar Off"
will be the theme of the morning ser
mon. At this service there viii be
solo, Hear Us o Father" by Willard,
sung by Mrs. W. H. Evans. In the
evening the pastor viii preach on