New Britain herald., 1921-11-25

 week. The regular crowd appears 10 follow up tho afternoon sessions and estimatcS place the number at About l50 The evening services NuY any where from zoo to 1000 people An unusual number of aged men with white hair and boards was noticed In the church yesterday
 While the evening services have been noticeable for the number of children who attend, so much SO that this fact has been commented upon in committee meetings practically no children have been seen in the after noon sess~ns,
 Great Thing for Church
 Tn beginning his sermon the speak CT read the story from the Bible Of the conversion of Paul. "It was the greatest day in the history of the church when that happened" he said. Paul became a great preacher but the greatest sermon he ever preached was his own experience He had the kind of creed which is the blind mans creed, This one thing l know
 Miracles to Order
 "Chrisuanity in life Is not a creed or q theory A noted statesman one time was asked what his theory Of life was, He replied that it was an adjustment to environment, The eye secs the light the car is attuned to sound therefore it is life. lu spirit ual things 1t works out just the same. Many people are troubled about the miracles of the first century. They
 
 can have some fresh ones whenever l want them"
 Human Interest stories.
 The speaker here told an amusing story of how he had a number of newspaper men who were towering q service he conducted one time, very much excited when he told them he had a blind man who had recovered his sight two Iepers who had been cured and three dead men who had been brought to life The men were dead in sin but not physically. The same thing applied to the others.
 'The whole matter of a Christian ife," continued the speaker, lis q matter of demonstration. There isn't anything that newspapers will pay so much money for, or go to so much trouble to get as a life (human in teresD story"
 Likes the Workers.
 q sympathize with the man who goes to his business like a quarry slave scourged to his dungeon, l am glad to meet the man who is glad to go to his work, his business or his office with a smile and a cheerful spirit. Wouldn't it be glorious if you could venture into unknown terri tories where you could bring back flora and fauna and unspeakable riches? If you could bring back from Golconda mines gems in your hands more beautiful than that upon which the light of day has ever shown, wouldn't it be glorious? You can do it. Others have done it. Real the matchless stories of Martin Luther, of Paul, of John the Evan gelist, of Wesley, of Knox and others who have walked with God"
 Helen Kellar.
 The speaker told the story of Helen Kelar and her education. From a senseless human clod to a matchless personality" ''She is the girl who wrote to Phillip Brooks, Tell me what you know about God. That's what the world is crying for today.'
 Christian Healing.
 "There is one thing l want you or thodox people to take to heart. In my town the Christian Science church can pack the church to the caves by telling people what God has done for their bodies. Wouldn't it be glorious if the Christian churches should say: See what God has done for our souls,'
 How to Get Experience.
 You say you've never had an eX- perience. Don't you wish you did? I'll tell you how to get one. Go to Jesus, that's the first thing to do be- fore you go anywhere. The man who is really the purest is the man who