El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-18

~ur crowds are steadily increasing
at the Gospel tabernacle on
4 Grama and Alameda streets
where he East Eel Paso are
conducting a big revival me PIeaon
- done nv Rev. Charles Brooks, ana
ne singing. directed by B. +. smith,
assisted Ev Mrs. BROOKS ana MIS- oHll1i
nj the two pianos, are creating a pro
found impression in East FL faso
among me members Of the East Ell
Paso congregation and others.
Rev. Mr.. Brooks. in his first sermon
OF the meeting inaugurated a Nau-
naign against Sim in which he says
he I-fI not abuse sinners, but viii go
after sin itself. sinners" the eVange-
list saws, are sick, blinded and ue-
ceived persons who need helpful sym
pathy.' ho-,oc1a
Services are held in the tabernacle
each night at 7:45.
BIshOp to Confirm Class.
Right Rev. Frederick =. HoWden,
bishop Of diocese OF New Mexico wiz
administer the rite OF conilrmaIlon a.
me ii o'clock service Sunday mornins
at the church OF st. Clement and VIII
preach at this service. During the sea
son OF Lent the old Gregorian chants
are being used in most Of the music
OF the church ritual The music LOT lhe
II o'clock service follows;
organ prelude, Kenneth w MacCai-
1um- professional, 'SplrlI blFAut, -
tend our Pray'rs, NCalhlh1' NeHlte,
Greqorian: Gloria Patri, Gregorlan'
Penedirite. CMacFarland) Benedlc-
ms. Gregorian; sermon hymn Je-
sus Nv Savior, Look on Me, ASui-
livan); confirmation hymn, MY EalLu
Looks I'D to Thee" (Mason); doAolosy,
bourgeois: offertory anthem Il Sought
The Lord" stevenson; presentation
OF aims, whitney; recessional, - Hra.
LIONS God. in Whom ] Live (Walkerg'
organ ~postlude, Kenneth w MacCal-
The music for the evening prayer
service will be: organ prelude, Ken
roth W. MacCallum; processlohal
Lord Jesus, Think on Ne, tHoo6esy'
Gloria Patri. Gregorian; MagnlIicaI,
Gregorian: Nunc Dimittis, Gregorian;
1rsTer hvmn, In the Hour Of Trial.
P1asys plead for Ne" Nane); sermon
bvmn. Nearer, My God, TO Ihee,
Mason: doxology, 1LL oa
- anthem. "I win Call Upon Thee'
tqIs ;rcjdentaI solo, Miss Constance
p.fc-nan. presentation Of aims, nun
80. occasional. I NOT 90
WWiibout Thee." CHodges); organ post
lude- Kenneth ".
sDecIaI Evnngelistic Efforts.
PIfDg next week. a special
o-,Ts5geiistic effort viii be inauguratea
ne FIRST Presbyterian church. On
every morning and a~1ternoon 6e
week cottage prayer meeIlhss -. -
ia ir fine homes Of the memDer5 IN
-arfous sections OF the city. me
following week special services WI
~ 6eId In the church in the evening;
TTbe Dastor. Rev. c. L Overstreet, VIII
hc assisted by local pastors ana iaS
iooders Preparatory classes IN when
t-sining and instruction in the chris
tien life will be given, Will De con
dncted by the pastor on SUNDAY aLteL-
icons and on Wednesday n Friday
aFternoons at 4 o'clock. The speclal
sa-vices will eliminate at the COM
mn1ion service Sunday morning AprA
..
-Tr@t Christian church SUNDAY heE
Perry 7 Rice. the pastor. Will preach
both morning and evening Ihe theme
for the morning service viii be "Ihe
Christian at War" The evening SER
vice VIII be evangeIlstic A question
box has been placed in front Of the
and the public is expected TO
use II. Questions deposited before
Sunday evening will be answered that
The Christian Endeavor So
will meet at $3.50 p. M, and the
evening preaching service will begin
with a Is minute organ prelude at 7:l5.
Church Of Christ.
At the church Of Christ Sunday. at
II a m. Rev. J. W. Dunn will deliver
e sermon on The Seed, the Sewer and