The Brunswick news., 1922-10-24
INTEREST INCREASES
IN GREAT REVIVAL
DR.. Charles Lane Delivered Able
Sermon at First Methodist
Services to be Continued
Throughout Week.


Revival services will continue at
the First Methodist church all through
this week, services 1880 a. m. and
1870 p. m.
The men of tie city are cordially
invited to both services. DR.. Chas.
Lane preached a powerful sermon
Monday night and kept his crowd
spellbound during the entire service.
He read several passages from the
fifth chapter of Matthew and took
rs text from the eight chapter OF
Iohn, twelfth verse, Il am the light
If the world"
These are the words of the mas
ter and upon this utterance DR.. Lane
builded structure of words inter
mingled with such illustrations as
he alone can use, that brought tears
to the cheeks and laughter to the
eyes of everyone present. He stopped
long enough in his discourse to pay
his respects to folks who talk and
say nothing and folks who talk and
by doing so damn and wreck mems
reputation. In no unmistaken terms
did he show his contempt for the
tattler, the scandle monger, the one
whose sole purpose in life was to
talk and talk and talk, the one who
| took special pairs TO cut a mans
| reputation to the gu OK, on every OPP
portunity that presented. He said he
had faced the cannon On the battle
IL l,,+ H. trt1
afraid of the man or woman who
talked too much.
At M'KENDREE METHODIST
Revival services continue at Nc
Kindree Methodist church and are
well attended. The pastor Rev. l..
C. Gray preached to very attentive
congregation last night from the text
But God said unto him. thou fooE
this night shall thy soul be required
'cf thee: then whose shall those things
be, which thou hast provided" At
the conclusion of the service almost
the entire congregation declared them
selves determined to live for Christ.
The meeting. will continue at 10:30
a. m. and 1880 p. M. The public is
cordially invited to the services.
AT THE FIRST BAPTIST
Mr.. Roberts preached one of the
strongest sermons of the series at
last nights service, taking for the
basis Of his sermon the Savior's illu-
stration of the wise and the foolish
man in the building of houses, the
one who hears and keeps HIS words
being likened unto the man built his
house upon rock so that when the
storm and rains came the house
stood; and the other who heard the
teachings, but did not keep them be-
ng likened unto the man who builds
his house upon the sand and when the
loods, storms and rains came the
Slouse falls. He stressed the para
mount Importance of building our
lives on a sure foundatien.-Christ
Jesus, and rendering to him sincere
service and not mere lip service. He
said that the Bible plainly teaches
that man is absolutely free either to
accept or reject Christ, and that if he
does not accept and follow Him he
" Il have no ground of complaint
when he is condemned to outer dark
ness and forbidden an inheritance in
His kingdom when the times comes to
testing because of the deeds done by /
zach Individual while on earth.
He made strong appeal to the
unconverted to exercise faith in God
and to accept Him and relying on
His promises to have that peace which
the world cannot give nor can it take
away, no matter how many agencies
and influences may be arrayed
against the believing one. There were
two additions to the church at this I,
service. Services today at 1920 a.
m. and 1880 p. M, and all who wish
to hear wonderful message from
His revealed word are cordially in
vited to attend.