The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-15
MOUNT pIseAH NEWS

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Sunday has passed into history
and the saints Of God at Mount
Pisgah put in another days service
for the Master in his divine worship
Promptly at the usual hour Supt
Davis sounded the gavel and all the
forces fell in line in the Sunday
school program. Each department
reported good lessons. and when
the enrolling secretary made the
count it was found that there was
27S that had taken part in the les
son study, while great numbers came
in late. The samel old spirit that
usually exist among the forces on
the financial pull was again on the
scene and when the matter was set
tied the adults were again victorious.
Many new scholars and visitors were
introduced and an invitation was
extended to one and all to return
again.
The pastor then came forward
and in his usual good old method
made our hearts rejoice as he spoke
to us on the great need Of parents
seeing TO IL that the children be
properly trained and the final out
come of neglect Of such an impor-
tant duty. Collection for the day was
$26.34. AT 1880 o'clock the house
being packed to its full capacity and
the Gallery more than half full, the
Senior Choir sent the first invitation
to the Holy Spirit in their sweet
anthem of praise. and with such
glorious singing the spirit came and
took charge Of the meeting and all
went we'll. Pastor Prince arose and
read for the morning lesson the 3rd
Chapter of LIST Peter, and lined a
hymn-"A charge to keep have"
asking the whole congregation to
join in the song, after which the
Conenant was duly read to all the
newly baptized converts all of which
agreed to accept, and at close Of this
service the pastor then chose for
his subject, list Peter, 6:18, subject,
Grow in Grace and in the Knowl-
edge of Christ" And with the aid
of the Holy Spirit he filled each
heart with a message of truth and
JOY as he spoke out of the depth
Of a soul of earnestness to the young
converts, along the line of Christian
development which proved to be a
blessing to all who heard it. The
sermon was profound, logical and
eloquent in its delivery. There was
much rejoicing In the crowd of
Christiano believers and worshippers
of God and all said II was good that
we turned out TO the house of the
Lord on the Sabbath
At "a p. M the Mems Union met
and held splendid meeting with
the pastor-as the lime-light he gave
us our first lesson in our new lit
erature and all enjoyed it; he also
Instructed all committees to get busy
and do more efficient work for the
kingdom OF humanity. Much stress
was laid on the Missionary Commit
tee. also, the social to get busy foi
the time was now, and we must pro
coed to catch men. The b. Y. p. U
rendered an excellent program to /
large audience and each division
played their part well. The master
alarms Is leaving no stone un
turned in making the Bible Drill tn,
center of attraction in the service
and he too is succeeding. At nigh
Dr. ]. G. Gathering spoke to us on
OF the Book and he preached a pow
erful sermon to nice crowd, in view
OF the rain and winds that was yer,
unfayorable for service but many re
manned throughout the whole ser
vice. At the close of the sermon
the pastor entered the pool and bap
tiled happy souls, making total o
"a converts from the great meetinl
that has just closed and about
more yet to be baptized: total mum
her received during the meeting
1888 Too much cannot be said abou
the ministers who fought the devi
in this great meeting. and as thel
go we are still praying for them
Total collection for the day $1S3,90
BURTHA HATHMAN. Reporter
Dr 9 r pRTNCH Pastor.