New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-22
HUNDREDS THRONG TO HEAR
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Environment, Self and The Eternal:
The first two, the Bishop said, are to be
reckoned with as existing facts. They
are bound to have an influence over the
personality OF man and an effect upon
his life. But they are not necessarily
the predominating influence. There is
always Ones Own Self, ones will to
count on, the desire and the intent to do
or be can be developed into something
stronger than heredity or environment,
especially, and here the Bishops climax
was reached, thru the assistance OF the
last of the factors of destiny, the power
and assistance of The Eternal. A trust
in the might of The Eternal to uphold
and assist man to overcome the dangers
of heredity and environment will cause
the power of the first two factors to
become very limited in scope and one
who has such a trust need not fear, no
matter what position he may find Life
has pushed him into.
Saturday morning the Third Con-
ference Session was held. Rev. j. A.
Diekmann spoke on the Deaconess Work
of the Church and E. Deets Pickett on
the Temperance movement. The alter
noon meetings were given over to the
subject of Missions. Rev. J. H. Schultz,
a schoolmate Of Rev. Holm, was one of
the speakers. He has been missionary
in India and his talk was on his ex-
periences there.
The Sunday morning session was held
at Turner Hall and not even that
spacious auditorium was large enuf to
seat all those who wished to be present.
People came from every direction in
their automobiles and by train to be
present at the days meetings and nearly
a thousand persons heard the sermon
delivered by Bishop Quayle. The text
was ''The Word Was Made Flesh"
The Bishop explained that word, no
matter what the word may be, has no
significance until it is experienced by
human beings He illustrated by show
ing that the word "Work" would be
quite meaningless to one who had never
known what it would mean to be OBJ
liged to work; likewise the word Sym
pathy' could have no meaning to one
who had never experienced anything
which would produce the feeling we
designate as sympathy. So it is with
the word Love" as the relation between
the Creator and his children is ex-
pressed. 1t was necessary in order that
the Gospel of Love might be compre-
hended that it be demonstrated in the
flesh, necessary that the Christ come in
the flesh to make the children of earth
understand the love of God for them.
The Sunday afternoon session was
again held at the Methodist Church
and DR.. Diek1nann was the speaker. He
took for his topic ''The Second Com
ing Of the Savior In the evening
Charles M. Boswell, representing the
Board of Home Missions and Church
Extension spoke on Home Mission
Work and urged in particular the needs
of the frontier. There are vast stretches
of country in the western states where
many people have no opportunity to
attend church services and DR.. Boswell
urged greater attention to this branch
of church work.
Bishop w. A. Quayle announced his
assignments as follows:
Minneapolis District: - Superinten-
dent, Rev. Dr. F. E. Hirsch; Ada, to be
supplied by Rev. W. H. Pieper; Airing
ton, Rev. w. F. Fritze; Brownton, Rev.
F. C. Schulz; Echo and Johnsonville,
Rev. G. Boemmels; Fairfax, to be sup
piled by Rev. J. A. Rinkel; Gardena,
to be supplied; Jordan, Rev. H. A. Pott-
hoff; LIE Sueur, Rev. J. Berger; Mankato,
Rev. K. Kruger; Minneapolis, Central,
Rev. G. L. Lehnert; First Church and
Greenwood, Rev. A. Peik; North and
Maple Grove, Rev. A. F. w. Krienke;
Montrose, Rev. H. E. Young; Morgan,
Rev. G. A. Rabe; Morris, Rev. w. F.
Gammelin; New Ulm, Rev. DR.. C. G..
Holm; Sleepy Eye, Rev. G. J. Sohm;
Springfield, Rev. A. Biebighaeuser; VAL
ley City, Rev. C. F. Bublitz.
St. Paul District Superintendent,
Rev. DR.. C. H. Sauter; Albert Lea, Rev.
]. F. Steiner; Bertha, Rev. Herman Nedt-
wig; Blooming Grove, Rev. w. E. Mahle;
Cannon River, Rev. G. A. Wolff;
Chippewa Falls, Rev. w. H. Koenig;
Duluth, Rev. w. A. Weiss; Faribault,
Rev. F. E. Meierbachtol; Hokah, Rev.
C. A. Thiel; Menominee, Rev. FIR. Brink
mann; Owatonna, Rev. D. Pfaff; Pepin,
Rev. G. Meierbachtol; Princeton, to be
supplied by Rev. w. G. Achterkirsch;
Red Wing, Rev. C. Schoenheider; Ro-
chester, to be supplied by Rev. H.
Crosse; Salem, Rev. L. w. Diederich;
St. Paul, Dayton's Bluff, Rev. J. J. Hoff-
mann; First Church, Rev. DR.. C. F.
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