South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-30
SAYS FAITH
Is NECESSARY
TO SALVATION
Bob Jones Urges All Hearers
to Lead Clean Christian
Life.

tCOST1NUBD FROM PAGE CNE)
Jesus Is the bread upon which the
heart OF man must feed II the soul
OF man Is 20 survive down here.
To impress this point regarding
the need Of every human being for
spiritual food ne pointed 20 the five
spiritual instincts which are univer-
sal. whicE exist in the savage who
has never heard OF God as well as
in the breast Of The civilized man.
Divine Instinct.
The divine instinct makes every
man. 10 matter where ne may live
or what his race may be. look for a
god. II may be ambition, appetite.
passion. or some craven image, but
every human wOrships at some all
tar
The instinct Of prayer. You may
say now in the moment Of health
that you car do without prayer but
how many Of those who make such
statements don9 call 20 God In their
hour OF need II is as natural for
man 20 pray 20 God as II is for the
birds 10 sing.
'Dutv. There are few men who
don't AZ some time feel that they
owe something to their soul World
religions tell man what 20 do and
leave them helpless. Jesus tells
YOU what 10 do and is waiting 20
help you do IL.
The spirit OF sacrifice. Man rs
willing 10 sacrifice any other thing
for his love and his god. whatever
that god may be. Jesus did what
sacrificed His life for man.
The fifth instinct Is the instinct
OF immortality. All men, no matter
what their religion may be, dream
OF a life e come. Into every man
God puts something that makes him
long TO live. There is i'm the teach
ings and life OF Jesus Christ
something that makes His followers
assured OF that life
Satisfies Craving.
Jesus brings that thing 20 man
which satisfies the craving of the
soul There is in Him "A satisfying
portion for every human heart He
said. They need not depart
Environment, ne pointed OUT has
nothing 10 do with the chances Of
a soul for salvation II the desire
OF the soul for Christ be strong.
"He finds men In strange places
lie found Zacheus up a tree. He
found a wicked woman by a well
Coming down 20 our own day He
found Dwight L. Moody selling
shoes and went onto a baseball dia-
moud 10 get Billy Sunday. Don.
worry about environment. re can
save YOU II every man you work
with is a sinner"
When he prepared for his plea
for conversion ne demonstrated the
statement made Wednesday night
that most Christians are converted
ia their youth and that the sooner
man grasLs his chance for salvation
the surer he is TO obtain It,
Christians Stand.
Asking that all Christians stand,
he then told those who were con-
verted while under 20 years of age
70 be seated. Then those under 20
and 80. When ne asked that only
those converted while more than 40
wears OF age remain standing only
IA of more than 1000 who original
" stood remained on their feet
His plea that those who felt in
need for the happiness and peace
that Jesus only can bring TO their
souls place themselves on the side
OF God brought response from more
than 20 people.
TOnight's services are expected to
be the most successful OF the week
in point OF attendance. An invita-
ton has gone out from the presl-
'dent OF the Central Labor Council 10
every union man in the city TO join
lin the observance of Union Labor
Might" by attending the services as
"a member of his locals delegation.
"a delegation Of more than 1000
from the labor bodies alone rs eN-
ipected 10 attend. The rural churches
will also attend the services III
body
Another evidence Of the grip
which the evangelist has Ilaced on
the hearts Of the Christian people
OF the city was brought out at the
injecting when 40 was announced
that 80 girl employees Of the Stude-
baker Offices had pledged themselves
10 attend a prayer meeting at the
offices each morning at 40, FOR 10
.Yninutes before beginning the DAY
work
PRAYER meetings in connection
with the Jones evanEelisuc cam
-paign will be held at the following
homes Friday morning
Mrs sidney Smith. 90 Marquette aV-'
Mrs. Clemens. 1000 y. lawrence ST.. Mrs.
= Peach 700 y Notre Dame av-t Rev
g q Jordan. Oh y, Francis st; MIS-. r.
Veruande. 1922 r. Wayne ST.; Mrs. Coch-
IL
so r. ColfaI av.. Mrs william Maurer
lN1s W CoifaN av.- Mrs. Bowers, l-l+
Mccartney ~ Mrs Henry lsemau. ia
~ Tutt St: Mrs Vail, eos Lawndale av.t
Mrs. Otto schermauu. 40 Harrison av
Mrs J Smith. 701 y. Gushing ST.; Mrs
Tsaa- Staples. 4e4 " Madison ct. Mrs
Ernest Kizer. 81 Leland av. Nrs \ T.
Ackpruan 1905 Eiuccln way w Mrs. a
a. Rumpf 620 Portage av.; Mrs. e.. T.
Copp. Is California av., Mrs e, iodu,
is y Navarro at. Mrs Hiram kretEh-
baurr 4O3 s Lafayette blvd Mrs. j. e.
Sfover. 4O3 W. Jefferson blvd Mrs. J
ward foO5 s. Lafayette blvd. Mrs T.
Andrev. 1916 = Michigan ST, Mrs. 7.
Goodenough. ITO :. Carroll 80.
AZ John NcEndarfcr. 1914 =. Nichi-
Gan a. Mrs. William Studebaker, 90 T.
Indiana av Mrs Halouist PC Dayton
81 Mr. william Kelly 90 p. Indiana
sv. Ms Lawrence. 5l4 +. Broa dway
Nfrs Harry Schenenberger, 90 =. Frank
"a, ~ Mrs. Neitfel 30 kcasey SO. Mrs.
SfoTatt. 21f Pennsylvania av.- Mrs. Don
HIvelv. 81 t. Indiana av Mrs BEARD,
go p. Donald ST.: Mrs. W. II. StaEly,
1425 Miami 81