The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-03-23
THREE CHURCHES
HOLDING REVEALS
All the Meetings Continue
In Interest-Many Are
Converted.

Evangelistic services which promise
to accomplish much good were in
augurated at the NJ. E. church, South,
last night when Rev. W. I. Canter, pas.
tor of the church, preached an excel
lent sermon from the text. 1.-THE Fool
Hath Said in His Heart, There Is No
Cod" At the conclusion Of the SER
mon an impressive conservation ser
vice was held. A large audience was
out for the service.
Services will be continued each
evening during the week and the pub
lie is invited to attend. Tomorrow
evening a special service to be attend.
ed by all the members Of the Mission
class OF the Sunday school will attend
in a body. The members OF the body
will report in the Sunday school room
at 1920.
Interest continues in the evangel.
istic services in progress at the First
Methodist Episcopal church. which
began a week ago and will conclude
on Easter Sunday. and which are be-
ing conducted by the pastor. DR.. H. C.
Howard, assisted by w. d. Barring.
ton as chorister, and large chorus
choir
Large congregations attended the
services each night and number have
pTOfcssed conversion and joined the
church since the revival started.
Splendid sermons of an evangeiistic
nature are preached each evening by
Dr. Howard which sink deep into the
hearts and minds of his hearers.
The public is most cordially invited
to attend these services.
The Supremacy OF the Word Of
God" will be the theme OF the sermon
which DR.. J. c. Broomfield, will preach
tonight at the NJ. p. Temple evangel-
ist!c services and the public generally
is urged to attend the services.
In spite Of the stormy night, large
congregation was out for the second
evening service OF the series OF meet
ing5. Dr.. Broomfeld preached an ex-
celient sermon from the subject, THE
Price Christ Paid to Make Revival
Possible" and said in part:
"All that we enjoy cost somebody
something somewhere. The benefits of
regeneration and revival cost Christ a
great price. He paid 1t in four in
stalments. First, He surrendered the
glory OF heaven. From all eternity the
Son was destined to be the Savior of
the world He gave up his place of
honor at the top. Second, He started
at the bottom. There was no room for
Him in the inn. His life was sought
by Herod. Third, He continued at the
bottom. For our sakes He became
poor. He was maligned. called the
prince of devils, and was truly a man
OF sorrows and acquainted with grief.
Fourth, He died at the bottom. This
last instalment was the heaviest of
all. To pay it He steadfastly set His
face TO Jerusalem. His payment in
cluded Gethscmanc with its prayers,
and Calvary with it's anguish and
heart cry, My God. My God, why hast
thou forsaken met
when He cried 1T is Finished the
price Of our regeneration and revival
was paid.
There was nothing in all this for
Him. only travail of soul; but for us
there is everything in it for by His
stripes we are healed II He could
thus sacrifice for US, ought we not to
be willing to make any sacrifice He
requires?"
Mrs. J. s. Mack, of McKeesport, Pa,
will sing tonight at the service, "Un.
answered Yet" A large chorus choir
furnished inspiring music for the ser
vices.
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