El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-06

are yours
CHRISTIANITY is not a life OF ne
\ cations: it's a life Of possessions.
It's not a series Of don'ts; its some
thing 10 do. 1t is not limited; It is
boundless. It is a rich. full, abund-
ant life.
You do not give up anything that
is good and wholesome when you be-
come a Christian. You lose nothing
that is worth while. but gain every
thing worth possessing.
Long Faced Christian a Slanderer.
A long faced, sour, luguorious
Christian is a contradiction, ana a
SANDER on the teaching Of Him VINO
said. BE Of good cheer. ] have over
The apostle here in this text and
the passage Of which it is a part,
gives US klnd OF lnEent or q ~ ~
Christian possessions, II, indeed one
can count the marvellous things the
Lord hath done for His creatures
Are for the Highest Good
First Gods ministerinE servants
exist for our benefit and highest
good. Whether Paul or Apollos or
Cephos. AL are yours" A true min
lister Of God is for all the people.
Philips Brooks was claimed by one
denomination. but the world was
his parish. He was my minister ana
yours. as well as Of those Of his own
dav and immediate charge
So is Dr. J. II. Jouett minister
OF all mankind We are in your
midst TO serve wherever there is hu-
man need
aThe World Is Yours"
Second The world is yours
What the world2 Shouldn't Chris
tians give up the worldt lsnr that
The teaching TO which we have been
accustomed Jesus prayed for bis
disciples. not that they should be
taken out Of the world, but kept from
the evil thereof in the world. not
Of It. The old monastic idea OF re-
iEion-withdrawal from the world
failed TO work, save only as IL worked
I sympathize with the fellow who
cffic coast. where he will take up
army Y. n c. A. work. The church
has voted Rev. Mr.. Bradley six
months leave Of absence for this
work The subject OF the sermon
wiz be; The Religious Challenge
Of Our Times"
Trinity Methodist.
Or. Frank Seay. Of Dallas, Texas,
viii occupy the pulpit at Sunday
morning service at the Trinity
Methodist church. subject. The
Church and the Worlds War" Dr.
Seay is a teacher in the southern
Methodist university at Dallas in the
theological department. Rev. Harry
Willard Barton, Of Gallup, n VI,
viii preach at the evening hour Rev
Barton was licensed TO preach while
a member Of Trinity church
Special music for the morning ser
vice will be as follows; Anthem, 7
Am Alpha and OMEGA tStainer).
solo. Eye Hath Not Seen" (GauL1
The special music for the evening
hour viii be, anthem. From EEypt,s
Bondage Come" CPage.) Solo, 'Peni-
tence." (Martin) Mrs r. C. Nall
Asbury Methodist.
At the II o'clock morning service al
Asbury Methodist church, Rev 7. l.
Fallance. Of Las Cruces viii preach.
Mrs. Lawler VIII sing a solo. At
p. m. Rev. 7. C.. Jones, Of Albuquers
que. n. N, viii preach. The chorus
choir VIII render an anthem.
Orchard Park Methodist.
At the Orchard Park Methodist
church Sunday morning, the theme
viii be: The Necessity for a Moral
Margin" The pastor, Rev. Rufus C.
Baker. viii Ereach. The Sunday
school viii meet at 10 a. m, under
the leadership OF superintendent VIII
East Fl Paso Methodist.
Sunday services at the East II Paso
Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. j.
7. Lane. viii be as follows:
Sunday school att 10 o'clock
Preaching at II o'clock Junior mis-
sionary society viii meet at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon.
The Epworth league will meet at
o'clock in the evening, with Miss
Hazel Norman as leader The sub
ject WIN be. Things Worth While,
or All for Christ" Following a To-
minute song service. there viii be
responsive reading OF the scriptural
lesson A prayer by the leader VIII
be followed by special music. Then
viii come a discussion Of the follow
ing topics
seeking Things Worth While" by
T. Lane. ir-; Worth While Results
from Seeking God and His kingdom.
Carl Swyheart and Miss Mary Nc
Kinney: The Masters Scale OF VAL
ues" c. c. Anderson "Efficiency-fo