Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-15
ALL BACHELORS !
AREN0'I ! DEVILS Il
Says Dr.. Morrison, Even If The
Devil IssA Rachelor-The
Methodist Revival

CHURCH goes lOI WdTQ Will III
Icreasing interest. DR.. Morrison
has made it very plain that there
+ is no desire or purpose to prose-
| lyte. The great object of the
meeting is to deepen TIL exper-
fence and increase the faith of all
Christian people and to bring lost
souls to Christ and then let them
seek the church of their choice.
DIR. Morrison spoke on We'd
Inesday morning at the chapel
service at the Normal School.
His theme was Christian Educa-.
ton. He called attention to the
fact that the democracy of the
times demands an educated peo-
| pie; that if the people rule they
must have that enlightenment
and breadth of thought that can
only be secured through broad,
liberal education.
He pointed to Mexico as an
illustration of the anarchy that
will prevail when power is in the
hands of illiterate, stupid and
selfish people
He also referred to Russia as
another example of rulership by
illiterate and ignorant masses.
He then called attention to
the fact that the German people
were one of the best educated in
the history of the world but they
had so divorced, their learning
from Christianity that they had
proven themselves to be educated
savages. Theilliterate and naked
savages. The illiterate and naked
was dangerous but not
nearly so as the scientific savage
with a gun that would carry a
huge shell Is miles, destroy a
temple and entire congregation
of worshipers.
1--WE have reached the period, y
said the speaker, "when Christian
aducation is necessary in order to
preserve peace in the work and
secure the stability and progress
of civilization.
Mr.. Morrison said that the
teacher had one of the greatest
and most important works among
men, one. of the highest and most
sacred missions to society.
Mr.. Bierer sang beautiful
solo and was encored by the stu
dent body and had to sing a
second time.
There was large attendance
at the afternoon service. The
preacher brought message
from words selected from the
Sermon on the Mount.
He showed how that the true
disciples of Christ are the salt
and light of society, that God
saves the lost through the instru-
mentality of the saved. He IL
Illustrated his theme with several
Interesting incidents and urged
the people to go out and rescue
the perishing.
| A great crowd was at the re-
vival services last night. The
various pastors of>the city called
lin their prayer meetings and were
all present at the revival. lDr
Chandler appreciates very>aucf
1.-THE fine spirit of fellowship man
|ifested by his fellow pastors.
! DR.. Morrison says he has not
met, with finer group of Chris.
tan brethren than the pastors o,
the Richmond churches.
]. The theme last night was the
betrayal of Christ. The preacher
showed how that the love O.
, money crowded the love O
Christ out of the heart of Judas
and gave earnest and pointed
warning to business men tina
they watch lest their business AM
] the love of gain SO pre-occup,
!. their time, attention, thought AM
: stdesirei that there is no room 70
Christ.
The description Of the variou
: steps in the fall and ruin Of Juda
: was startling; the illustration
were forceful.
y At the close of the service
:, number of unconverted peopl
= stood for prayer.
! Song. evangelist, Mr. Bierer,s
: getting the singing well in han,ee
! The music last night was I'm
i usually good. One of the inter
!, esting features of the song SCI
s vice is the children's chorrl
: which Mr.. Bierer is building III
!; The children are especially inyit
; led to come and join this chorus.
FL DIR. Morrison is attractin
: great crowds, and the countr
i round about have a rare oppoi
) : tunity in the coming of DR.. Mo-
rison. His sermons are mastt
fpieces of Biblical Interpretation
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