New Britain herald., 1915-06-26

Gospel can be applied to any child, no matter in what condition, with as much power and with hopes of see-
 ing as great results as to any adult.
 We have never undertaken to teach
 children any special system of thec-
 logy or made them accept any so-
 called articles of faith, but we con-
 sider it both duty and 8 privilege
 to teach them the Fundamental doc trines as they are found in the word of God and of having experimental
 knowledge of salvation of faith in the
 Lord Jesus, Christ For this we labor
 and pray m ost earnestly and accord ing to the promise of God we havo
 the assurance that our labor shalt not be in vain. I also take pleasure
 in stating that a gentleman in New
 Britain supplies us with coal for all
 the houses Curing the winter in the same generous way that he has
 been in the habit of doing for years. Neither this year have we been for gotten by two ladies who have pre- viously3 sent Us weekly donations of
 meat, fruit, eggs, butter and other good things for the children to eat,
 but they have in the same kind way as usual helped us this year also. There has been no expenditure for tonsorial work for which we are in- debted to. friend in New Britain. who has for years assumed the re- responsibilities for this part Of the work. l will also repeat what I said in my last report that ''natrons, five. in number together with their assis- tants, have laboEed faithfully during the whole year and I have reason to thank God for such sunselfishness and able helpers, persons in whom go.t Illness and common sense seem to be happily combined The members of the board of trustees have in inun- erous ways and at different times en- ouraged me and shown 8 great in terest in the children
 Last but not leaes Is F. w. Yer gin of the Y. M, " oTthM of being mentioned in this report forsIlis Scout work among the eider boys sia1 the house on Corbin avenue He has been greatly interested in the boys and through him gentleman, whose name is not known to me provided ;a fine new uniform for each one of the Scouts.
 I notice also particularly with joy that we have been permitted to cir culate the Bible and other part Of the Holy Scriptures in different lan- guages. We have sold and given away during the year forty-five Bibles and twenty-six new testaments. From the beginning of the work we have dis posed of in various ways 982 Bibles and new testaments. Pages of tracts during the same period are 44,675. The financial statement is as follows: Receipts, balance on hand, $15.56; donations, s273.40; sales, $93.- 51; total, $3SS.47; expenses for books, Bibles and new testaments, $3S8.47. 47.
 Prayer Brings Nearly $1OO.OOO.
 The Home is supported entirely by prayer. No appeal has been made ia it's behalf since it was instituted by Pastor Klingberg in his own house in 1903. Since then the Home has re- ceived through faith and Divine the magnificent sum of $96,OS4.1S. During the past year Rev. MT Klingberg who works without sat- ary trusting in the Lord has receive'l for his personal needs the sum of l. 524.2O. The receipts of the Home were as follows: Balance from lass year, s7.4S; donations. $s.149.2l sales. $2477: miscellaneous, $290; to- Lal, $S,47146. The expenditures were: for food and clothing, $3,s09.12; ia- Dor, $2,123.96;s rent, s1251.S7; mis- s1.17s.0S; total, sS,305-oS; cash on hand. s108.42. The building fund account is as follows: Balance, $14,145.53 donations, $232.50; in- terest, $149.60; total, $14,527.63; eA- pended for real estate, $io,00O; in- terest and insurance. $101; other ex- penses, $209; total. s10,391; balance on hand, s4,136.63. The total receipts for the year from all sources are 0,843.19.