Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-17
wILL1MANr1c CAMP GRouNp

The Epworth League institute which TOT several seasons has been held in conjunction with the annual, canu meetings. opened Monday at s:15. with Morning Watch" The leader was Rev William J. Crawford of Norwich Town The general theme of these morning watch services is Mornings With the Master. Secrets of Discipleshin The special topic for Monday was The Secret of Power
 MT. Crawford read Mark 1:35-5S and commented briefly upon them
 He spoke of the dangers of present day infdelity and emphasized the fact that only such power as the disciples re- ceived on the day of Pentecost could successfully combat it.
 The service closed with several pray CTS and testimonies. Rev. w H. Bath Of Norwich gave the announcemets
 The first hour of study was on En- worth League Methods. and the assemb- lage was taught by Rev Victor V Sawyer, Of Rockville. He spoke of ths general aims of the Epworth League and the qualities that should character ize the three general officers. the presi- dent, secretary and trasurer
 'steWardship" was the topic of tn. next period and Rev Roger Guptu, the young missionary from Africa, was the speaker.
 lie considered missionaries and their work more especially dwelling on the Rigth Spirit of the Missionary-the spirit of love which loves the unlovely lie dwelt especially on the privilege of getting hold of the children in any country. In his interesting way he told Of the difficulties in Africa, especial ly alluding to the white mans booze and concubinage with black women as most serious. One must be willing to work, must pray and read the Bible. Ii q missionary becomes grouchy he might as well go home. Then one must be
 Ieachable, take advice from previous missionaries. He told of a numper whc had died early after. getting to Africa because they fooolishly violated rules oi health.
 The next period was held out of ei doors in the auditorium and was open tc all who wished 10 come. Rev, Joseph cooper of brockton, in charge of this Bible Study hour. The general theme o1 special subject was God Genesis I:I started the address. If this is true, i has much effect on our lives, for Goo is the great reality. There Is physie al necessity for God Eeing abe tc create the world There is also an in leliec -ual necessity ana spiritual one i for God.
 The institute returned to the taber
 nacle for: the closing study of tlie morn ing, Mission Study. Rev. E. ,. Curry of East. Greenwich. has charge of .thl. period. The general theme of the weet
 IS The Church and the Community Mon
 days theme was Community Lie. MT Curry asked the class, what is the J I answers one of which was considered excellent. The church is d place fol training disciples of Christ.
 The afternoon service was held in tn. grove, a fair audience being scattered throughout the benches. Following tht praise service led by Chorister E. NJ
 E. A. Tullar, and prayer was offered by
 Rev. S. F. Maine, of Hebronville, Mass The speaker was Rev. Edgar Collin. Tullar, of New York city, his theme being Some Facts in Christian Experi ence. Mir, Tullar was born in Quarry vile in the town of Bolton, Conn. He
 was born again in the same village, an(
 started in the work of the ministry there. He has occupied important put pits in the New York East conference going few years ago from the pas Ol SlAln avenue M h. cnurCn
 Brooklyn, to become field secretary O.
 the Deaconess work Mir Tular tool for his text Isaiah S:1S-14. He spoke of the necessity of a standard by whict 10 measure. God is the standard. Isai Ah was commissioned to tell his king tc put the King of kings first You mus
 know God intimately in prayer. Go tt God as your little child comes to you ard tell Him how much you love Him We must have religion that affects others well. He closed with tender ref erences to the early teachings of his mother in the home at Quarryville, anC her departure for heaven when he wa; but mere boy and his hope of meeting the precious mother there.
 ! More Love to Thee, Oh Christ. was sung and the benediction was pronounc
 cd by the district superintendent, Rev
 W H. Bath,
 Dr. Tullar also spoke in the evening 1 He was greeted by many friends who used to know him in former days a
 Bolton, East Glastonbury and othel places in the district.
 | 1t one o'clock Monday the first ser vice was held in the old Stafford Spring. house, on Wesley Circle. where the ole fashioned prayer and testimonies ar, 1 head in the social gatherings. As an
 nounced in the camp meeting program.