The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-10-25

the organization of Southern Bap.
/ lists for the raising of rs million dol
lars for all phases of work fostered nv
this people has now been pushed out
until all of the IS Southern states have
followed the suggested organization
Kentucky is not behind in the number
for in the rs district associations there
are. nowN70 associationaI organizers.
749associationa publicity men and 60
Ely M I. Organizers. Itistae purpose
/ 70 have sone of each of these in each
4 association and then In the s:iocal
! church=there=Yill be an organizer in
addition to the pastor, who isstfle di.
rector, w. M. U. organizer arid three.
boosters, who will do the publicity
work. The organization has also ex.
tended until practically all of the $50
baptlst churches in Kentucky have
these officers in charge and every ef-
Iort is now being made to bring. infor- /
matlon and prepare for the great drive
whlch will be made in one weeks
clme' the date of which is November
oOth to December 7th.
ne state organization is in charge
OF Rev. o. E. Bryan, Correspondine
secretary of Missions. Louisville XIV
frof John L. Hill, Of Georgetown Col.
tese, state Organizer and. Director,
georgetown, KY, and Rev. j. R. Black
FuDlIclty Director, Louisville. XIV.
AT the general office in Lonisville
The most encouraging news lis. being
continually received The ne0nle ali
over the state are so enthnsia sti,, Il
ABOUT the campaign that from every
quarter responses are n6w coming and
some chgEchssS tannotF wait Tor the
1fiYe TO be made but are now piedging
ana giving more than was asked of
.hem' the last message received was
rom Poplar Grove church in Graves
county, which was asked for $4,000
and after a sermon by the nastor
pledges were made and the amomnt Z
vas more than raised. This has bean
lone in many other places. -.
. The} Information that isl cominRt IN L !:
ne Baptists is probably one of the
greatest benefits that is being derived 4.
rom the campaign. A pastor III a ~ I
mountainous association who had bean =
reaching for over thirty wears and
ad always maintained a nosition
gainst the support of the inJiHistrv
nd who did not believe in 'mriSsfons
lated at the meeting of the district
which he attended that he
az learned more ins this meeting of
hat Goa intended he should do to
'nd Ihe gospel to the other side. as
ell as 10 ms neighbor, than in all his
lie before a layman who had never
ven 10 missions or much for any E.A
,Jsft Oh tale church. said he wanted to q,
We SzOO year for the five wears III -
e campaign. A railroad man upon
'arlng the call gave at once a fiftv
liar Victory bond and said this was Eeu
t to be counted as his part when the
I've was MADE. From these to
eat giit OF $4,000 by Mr. George q.
iys OF Louisville the Baptist peon1e
being reached and are enthusiastic
nave a part in the great undertake. +
The one day in October that will be
above all other davs is tho
nth Sunday, October 26th whioBrlssi.,.
estSsSet aside and known as fIis
=, " Nstss t1,1tF y " ittfe@ called. Ken
ky expects to haveA.at least 300
ing people to dedicate ~their lives
special religious work on this day.
listers, pastors Sundayschool work.
Pastors assistants, and B.aY#iP. o.
'kers VIII hear the call for tfIesel \
ereht nnessQf service on this dav.
ne 4t the most hopeful signs t8ak
Nt5apt We is tlfh fact that th&
their Baptist ThSSlogicaI Sem
had ,op. October LIST the Iarges
Mag OF aay IN the 6aS three years
w. 49, Iranins &Aool at LouSl
lie hadNRS yCehg ilIEes enrolled -
SgefFl training Fvervwhere the
/ & re otists. al ,
heAtursv Daptis.s are g~ir" :.
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