The Penn's Grove record., 1917-04-27
THRILLING BOY SERMONS
Spiritual Interest Increasing.
Stirring Gospel to Come.

Charles Taylor, the hoy preacher, be-
gan a religious campaign in the Taber-
nacle of tile Penns tirove Camp Meeting
Association, East Harmony Street, last
Sunday night with a large audience in
attendance, Of about 1000. The choir
numbered 200 and was led by the boy
preacher, who is q Biblical ard musical
genius.
Leonard Woke, who was with Stephens
party a year ago aud added mnch to the
religious OCCASION with his thrilling per
formal CTS, plays the piano ut the services.
b Evans plays the cornet and Oghurn
Lynch the violin.
The song service alter the preaching
is AZ entertaining and happy feature
The topics preached upon have been
about Gods gift of Christ to the world,
Christ in everything aud the duties of the
sinner, backslidrr and church member.
Because OF the %stsennons daily duties
here the congregation dropped off on
Monday night, but have been increasing
nightly ever since. A lively spiritual
and increased alit n lance is shoMn ia the
prayer meetings.
While Only a boy OF IL, yet lie has the
llliild VI q Hihl vi Do, III the kIOM lpNlkf
OF the Bible. n It o rly an innate know
ledge, hut a spiritually magnetic person
ality. His sermons are logical. His
language il chaste and his savings are
crisp and to the point. lie breaches
only from twenty to thirty minutes aud
directly to the point, so that no one gets
weary, need rot stay long and has some
thing OF value TO carry with them thru
life.
DO not fail to hear him,
lie is accompanied by his father, Rev
Charles Taylor, who IS Only thirty-fivt.
years Of age, who arrangps his campaig,
tor righteousness.
AT a representative meeting of all the
churches in the Tabernacle ON Monday
night it was unanimously moved by p
standing vote that kilograms be seni
President Woodrow Wilson, Senators
William Hughes, Joseph S. t%relirghuy-
sen and Congressman William j. Brown
ing, urging immediate action on prohibit
ton as n war measure.
No preaching services will be held in
st. Panl's Methodist Episcopal nor the
First Baptist Churches. All except Sun.
day School will he held in the Taber-
nacle. All members are requested 10
bring their regular church envelopes
they will be taken and credits given.
The "IIappy Dozen Clnb," composed
of young men OF st. paul'- Church, ten
dered a reception and splendid barqne'
N the parsonage Monday night to Rev
Charles Taylor, his son, Charles, Jr., the
boy preacher, Leonard Woke. the boy
pianist; Rev. Fred Peters, Supt. Milford
Cummings and Richard Evans, were also
guests. Misses Grace Brame, Edith Sill
wins. Blanche Strong, Helen Enos aud
Blanche Fireslone assisted Mrs j.. W.
Lynch, Mrs. Carrie Larrimore and Mrs.
Mabel Duncan in serving. A most de-
lightfnl evening was enjoyed.
OF all the %evangelists who ever visited
Penus Grove, the Boy Preacher, holding
forth nightly in the Tabernacle. surpasses
all in presenting the gospel in a clear,
concise and forcible way with a deep
spiritual conception. The congregations
have heen increasing each weekday
and night and next Sunday it is feared
ytle Tabernacle will not hold the people.
DO not fail to hear him. Some prefer
him to Billy Sunday.
The topics on Sunday will be: 10 80,
1.-THE Shepherd PsaIm:" $50, "Some of
the Silliest Things l Have Ever lieard;'
7.30, 1.-The Love that Never Changes"