French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-05-03
TENT MEETINGS
DOING GOOD

UUINd 6OUD
The Rev. Mr.. Browning is pleas
ant speaker with great ability to pre-
sent the truth in that clear and force
full manner that it stays with the
nearer. While at the same time his
words are seasoned with, love that
stirs the heart and awakens an in
terest in the things of God.
Mr.. Harry Chamberlain, the leader
of the singing was happily greeted
with a choir of 100 voices and with
his gentlemanly manner and mastery
voice was able to at once inspire the
thousand or more people that gather
ed at the tent to enter upon the
campaign of leading mankind to the
Christ who died that all men might be
saved. Mrs Browning and Mrs.
Chamberlain the power behind the
throne in the great success of these
men of God, were in their places.
Mrs. Browning seated back of her hus-
band on the platform and Mrs. Cham
berlain at the piano, assisted by Mrs.
| Wilson Allen and Miss Gussie Dotson.
| The orchestra. lead by G. F. Bland has
proved a great help in the music.
! With such an organized force the re-
suits could but be that of success.
Brother Browning opened the meet
ing with a sermon from Matthew 22.
1888. The duty of man is to love
God with his mind. To use his intel
lect in Gods service To love him
with his strength Work in his cause.
/ To love tina~irr spirit, worship him as
his God.
The evening service saw a cengre-
cation of 1900 or more people crowd
er under the tent The text was Eph-
| 6;1O-17. The Armor of God, 1st.
The helmet of truth. Man must be
truthfuI-and to be so he must be
touched by divine life End. He must
| have the breastplate of righteousness.
Man must live right if he is to be of
! any benegt to his Christ or fellow
man. 3rd. The shield of faith. Here
he showed that all success in life is
! by faith and therefore if things are to
be brought to pass in spiritual things
man must have faith in God It was
a blessed service The people went
to their homes with longing to be
more efficient in life's work.
| The sermons of the week have been
strong and powerful, but we have
space to give only the texts with a
few suggestions connected with them.
Monday morning. a. continuation Of
the Armor. At night Eph. $40, BE
strong in the Lord" An appeal to
! the Church members to exert them
selves In the strength Of God, Test
his promises-rely upon his word to
do what he says he will-when man
puts an effort forth to do things for
| him.
Tuesday night: James 1927. Pure
religion. is to keen ones self unspot-
ted from the world.
Wednesday morning, Acts Pills.
Prayer. Mans privilege to move
Heaven and earth to accomplish the
/ desire of his heart Night, Elk. 3rd
chapter. Excuses. Who am I.
am slow of speech. They will not be-
Ilieye me. The ''I am" was his badge
of authority.
Thursday morning. Romans 1:l6.
/ Not ashamed Of the gospel. Ihs
worth of all statements lies in the
sacrifices made Religion cost Paul
his home. his Church, his life OF ease
This former associates. At night
Acts 16:.30-31.
Friday night. Judges 1920. Lost
mower. Samson 1st. eEil associates.
! 2nd. Went with the wrong girl. Bird,
lTead frrrura l'fe. 4th, Gambled. sth
Tied 18th. Lost vision of God. When
in prison under great amietIons his VI
sion of God returned.
Saturday night. Gen. 1T. The
P.bie answers three questions-God
dutv and destiny.
Sunday afternoon JnoI /: TO Il
Jet Gods revelation in nature. 2nd
] cod's -,.ova1atioT in the ins1ired FHo"'
Srd. Gods revelation in Jesus Christ
i.Fatherhood of God and the Brother
hod of man -.
! sunday night witnessed the largest
crnwd ever assembled in tho city at
religious servicn--nnore than anO
EreapIn were rnder the sound OF the
lpreachar Matt IL 81 -32, st. TT
norsonatitv of the How Sp'~ t. 5nd
The bond nf r.,arcv 2rd. The s1n O.
grieuing tho Holv spirit. Ath Ine
4awful consequence. More than foo
ca-,,n forward fo~ PRAYER a III" close
cf tba enrroor Vt wns = h1nssoa ser-
vice md rnany left the tent WITH the
,,,;rr cse In heart to live bestsr lives
: MONDAY rnor1in@. he took m -.
II ord's PRAYER Mat, 6.9-13. from Wh1ch
a.. Z sreaking each morEin:.E d''F,i'f
+ha week
Z, MONDAY right was OiTers tn ~
lcbildren ana Mr. Browning told his