Arizona republican., 1920-02-01

tives of the Protestant Episcopal church and for some months past he has been doing very remarkable work in healing the sick and afflicted in many eastern cities. He is now tour ing the country visiting the principal Episcopal churches in each. state, car rying on his healing mission. MT. Hiclkson is vouched for by the Church of England and by the Protestant Episcopal church in America.
 At Pro-Cathedral
 MT. dickson will be at the sPro- Cathedral for three days this coming week beginning on Wednesday, Feb ruary 4, and continuing through Fri day. The Christian healing services will be held each morning from 10 o'clock until 12:30. MT. dickson will be glad to see all who are sick in body or in mind who wish to come for help.
 On Wednesday evening at. o'clock in the Cathedral House, MT Hickson will deliver a naddress on this subject.
 Following is an account of the Mis- sion at Calvary church., Pittsburg, written by one of the ministers:
 Was At Pittsburg
 MT. James Moore Hickson concluded a remarkable mission in the city of Pittsburg at Trinity and then at Cal vary church, lasting from December IF to December 22. The numbers and interest grew steadily throughout the entire time so that on the last day many people were unable to get within the church building. There were number who came from long dis tance to get his help.
 Simply on the human side it was the most moving spectacle which many of us have ever witnessed. Outward ly all wasN most calm. The people sat quietly in their pews, while others went to the Chancei Rail. But un- derneath the surface ther was the deepest feeling. Children came in such numbers that on the last day the en- tire time was given to them except at the end, when MT dickson passed through the congregation kneeling in long lines in the aisies and placed his hands on the head of each one. He was followed by the priests, who gave the blessing.
 Hearts Are Stirred
 "A part from. ones own troubles. one could not help having his heart stirred by the sight of so many of the poor. children afflicted with all man. ner of ailments seeking help at the Chancel Rail. The faith of the chil- dren and of all who came that this man was being used of God to help them was utterly amazing The eag- erneSS to get near him reminded one of the scenes one reads about in the New Testament where they "thronged" about. Him. The situation was Apos tolic and no one could fail to be deeply impressed, however, he might explain MT. dickson or his work.
 ''The deepest impression made upon many, however kas the sense of a Presence, greater than that of any man, granted as the result of the sim pie and immense faith of the people there. Many really prayed. perhaps, for the first time in their lives.
 Audience Affected
 MT Hickson was there, moving quietly along the Chancel Rail, or out the crowd, but even he seemed only d part in something greater. God comes with mighty power when He is earnestly sought, and one lesson taught to many of us has been the feebIeness and lack of intensity of our prayers. It was silent and deeply affecte dcongregation which filed out of the church on Monday and many felt that they realized for the first time the meaning of the words, When two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them"