Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-02
BY CHAS. w. MILLER.
 (Convrighted)


 ] This catechism presents the doctrine ! of love and helpfulness toward all men, urging them to unite with each other in benevolent enterprises, and show practical kindness in every form of need. This is in keeping with old tima religion and the commandment l'Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy oul. and with all thy mind; and thy eighbor as ,thyself,"" found in Luke k:27
 Unity of purpose is necessary to uccess in all undertakings. Unity of purpose on the part of the ministers md congregations who assist Billy sunday is one of the greatest aids to his evangelist, whose revivals should le called Union Evangelical services, or the several Protestant churches pin with him in the glorious work of reaching the Gospel.
 Men in every calling of life lend heir heartiest cooperation at these evivals. The women join in the york. Personal invitations to attend he revival are carried into the shops, eiephone exchanges and factories. During the services prominent men among the audience and add their xhortations to those of the evangel- t and in this way men and women re brought to Christ.
 All of this shows that the people ant the Gospel and that is what ny Sunday breaches, adding smiles nd personal touches apropos to the Pxt and the Scriptures. If the people ere to unite in a movement to raise sum of money that would be- suf- clent to eliminate poverty and inn oVe the conditions of the poor at Pme, they would succeed with very tile trouble.
 The Gospel declares that there are ven corporal works of mercy that ast be performed on earth. They are follows: Feeding the hungry, giving 'nk to the thirsty, clothing the nak- Visiting the sick, sheltering the maeless. visiting or ransoming the TTslve, Ts and burying the dead. :
 ne spiritual works. enumerated the Gospel require that we ex- II slnners to return from their ways, Ieaf wrongs with patience and forti- s; mat we forgive all injuries, pray .aellvlng and the dead, instruct the .olant, give wise counsel at all nes, De truthful and to comfort the tllowlul; pouring the balsam of sym ..aay ana friendship on the wounds ,ne oefeaved and distressed.
 suestlon-What did Christ say to apostles when He appeared before Ii dlter the resurrection?
 Answer--And He said unto them v into all the world and preach .1sp 1esospel to every creature.-Mark E;;MWhen should we awaken to our A.-Now it is high time to awake ,ol ui sleep; for now is our salvation ht h 'nah when we believed. The ,,s m, IS $, lar spent, the day is at hand: :: kness saere1ore rel cast off the works of ;,ess, ;oht and let us put on the armor em., n~+ U! us walk honestly. as in the ;n AT' "I m retiring and runkenness, tr;en ;eenaamo,ering and wantonness. not Iine Insa and nc envyings; but put we on ms note Christ, and make not pro yls ranf TOT the flesh. to fulfil the lrsts eNT1m,,Rom. VI, xiii:II-14.
 Mm MMnom should we avoid?
 tSas ow l beseech you, brethren. nses snem e which cause divisions and bavs s e1Intrary to the doctrine which
 v,,. ieafned; and avoid them -anS sanoald bigotry be tolerated?
 ter .u wa John answered and said. N z nse, we saw one casting out devils
 he hg' foI,.nd and we forbade him, be-
 said dO,ioWeth not with us. And
 e a that unto ;a him, Forbid him not ,
 Ike ix:4a'sno a not against us is for us.