Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-24
CORDIAL WELCOME
IS ASSURED EVERY
ONE BY MINISTERS
Evangelical Services Will
Continue Next Week.

The Protestant ministers of Mar
tinsburg wish every man and woman
of the city to realize that cordial
welcome awaits them at any of the
services that will be held each night
of next week in the various churches
participating in the evangeistlc
campaign. The cooperation of all
the people is desired In this effort to
reclaim those who have drifted from
God. So far the unusually inclement
weather has greatly interfered with
the success OF the meetings, but 1t
is hoped for better conditions next
week and a much larger attendance
of the unchurched. This week in
most of the churches interested more
attention has been devoted to getting
the membership right, while few
have extended the invitation to the
unsaved with excellent results con
sidering the handicaps under which
the meetings have been held. Fol
lowing are few rotations of serv-
ices held but more elaborate out
line OF the work Is contained In the
customary column Of church notices
First U. B. Church
N, Queen st. Rev. DR.. w. +. Cru
yer, Pastor. Sunday school at $50
a. IN. Some special features In the
school tomorrow. At II O'Clock
there will be combined service
of the Sunday school and congre-
CATION. Parents and children are
asked to attend this meeting. 1t
will have some very interesting
features. Don't fail to attend at II
O'Clock. Rev. Mr.. Mitchell will
preach. At ) p. N. the congregation
will unite with all the other con.
gregations in the city In the union
meeting at the First NJ e. church.
| Senior and intermediate Endeavor
at $50, EvangeIstlc services at
1870 at which Mr.. Mitchell will
preach. Rev. Mitchell has been CIV
ing as great gospel messages as
was ever given in this church.
Members and friends Of this church
should put forth every effort and
make great sacrifices to hear these
messages and give encouragement
TO these special meetings Meet
ing every night next week. Come
and bring your friends with you,
The Master hath need Of thee"
First Baptist Church
The meetings at the First Bap-
/ fist church have been well sustain
ed during the weak by the faithful
few who can always be counted on.
Many of them came from the out
| lying neighborhoods OF the town
and brought strangers with them.
Regardless Of unusual weather con
ditions the congregations have
been good and there Is evidence of
deepening interest. At the SER
vices at 7:45 this evening Dr. Rop-
er will preach OF "the Interest a
Christian has In His Unsaved
Friends" He breaches this sermon
in response to special request. He
will preach at both services on
Sunday. All who free from religi.
Gus duties elsewhere are cordially
invited to hear him as he Is com.
PEELED to return home in the early
! part of next week.
The Salvation Army
There will be a service In the
Army hall, 1876 East Martin street
| 2uHuty at o.iO u. III. WHeU Envoy
VIM. T. Williams will preach on
the Second Coming of Jesus
Christ and the end OF this age. A
large crowd is expected TO hear this
subject as It Is one of the present
day discussions.
Second U. 3. Church.
The inclement weather last night
did not keep the people from attend
/ ing the service at the Second Unit
ed Brethren church, there being
/ present about 100 There were
three conversions and two acces-
sions to the church. The interest
was exceedingly fine.
Central Church OF Christ.
The church where you feel at
! home.
No services Saturday night
Sunday sermons ii a. M Hard
ened Hearts: 1880 p, m. Christ.
ian Baptism"
Sundays services concludes the
revival season with Central.
G. Edwin Olson, Minister.