Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22
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the hosts II song an. hi
some great singing. = /.
writer arrived lie had on
voices in his choir prepariES
for the revival. | never j III
more devOut and capable pal
and soul winner than Bro. SD
1t was a real pleasure to be n
the home with him and his cody
wife. They are sanctified aal
holy people. live the experience
and preach the doctrine.
The first break came on Friday
afternoon of the first week, when
over Is souls rushed al one time
to the altar Tor salvation, some
on the floor, some in the pulpit,
some at the altar, and others
just anywhere they could get
dJ<n and cry to God. Nearly all
we're backsliders some MethodistS
some Baptists, some Presbyter-
ans, and some Complexities, and
there they wept an d prayed
through 10 God, until the whole
ouse wa. fl led with the shouts
Oi new born soul. From this
hour on tn church was a veri-
able Pen,ecost. There were
rom p TO so souls al almost ev-
Try sSEice, 1cr Zen days, seek
lpg u at the altar, or down be-
lwee q the pews, wherever the
apirg TO s'rihe them weeping
ma hFayi1y Tor dellVerance from
sin. The saints were busy seek
lng and praying with souls all Ov-
er the house. and no sinner could
we'll escape. As souls prayed
through to victory t h e saints
would shout and rejoice; SO it was
wave upon wave U f shouting
three AMI four h Jurs at a tia:
often a hundred voices at on.
anc listing until one and two
at night. SeehIng souls came
through with shouts of deliver
ance, rejoicing and praising Go
for hours. Such were the scenes
for ten days without a break.
At the last service there were
, 25 grown men at the altar pray
ing for salvation. besides many
: ladies and young people. Some
who were saved the first week
/, were sanctifed the second week
t Just as definitely as they were
e converted
1t broke out in the high school
! and grammar school among III;
n students, with out any preach
e er or preaching, and they had to
y close the schools for one day an
= turn their class rooms into pro &
er affairs and g. into the soul s j
e jig business. It's said THAI n
d praying, sing ing and shouti y
d the scnool that day reml
% op9of the old-fashioned
IS meeting. The principal \
teachers told Us that ever "a
5. was saved before the (meeu
al closed. 1t broke out in the OVS
s. all factory and they had to 81,
!. down one day. They were Ncs
ing, weeping snd shouting
souls so that "a ! work
c and the ia to = becazne
of rev val pdwer. Peopley
= for miles and\p les to see -.
said, I'VE neAsr saw an
like it before. "N~/
Ne don't know htw
were converted and 9,
but it ran into t h e hi
Praise God for old-t,mea
Melhodis,s, Bap,ists. n
ians and Campbellites,
True some Of their prf
leaders were not. but
were, and, all shoutetjoice
they got saved an&ssed.
Salvation lakes III mist
alike. \ lareeR-.e Won. =
ceived into the Me-; ion
and some into otAegrlet
one hundred and four the
'ars were y estabhsheand
pl deed to ,ithinE. Ter,
It We were glad to NE.
sheep and lambs in q
ture with such a good pastol !,
on shepherd, t. feed and care 4
m them as Bro. Shell. Nay =
give, Us rnbre hsuch holy n n
Oh and We will more q
n rey VI, HevsAl.lMs
"a We are nermenr ee1n
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