The Bismarck tribune., 1925-11-27
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LAST NIGHT
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amaZement and wonder ut the mar
velous manifestation of the power Of
God in touching and rendering
hearts. yet without any noisy demon
stration Of "wild fire"
People Are Convinced
The people of Bismarck and vicin-
ity are convinced now, more firmly
than ever that Harry A. James is
man called of God, rs really rs was
John the Baptist of old. to call peo-
pie to repentance and point them to
"the Lamb of God that taketh away
the sin Of the world" There are
hundreds of people in this city and
community who have new outlook
upon life since the coming of Rev.
James. Their ideals are loftier.
their standard of life has been ele
waited and they have a genuine inter
est in the welfare and happiness of
their fellowmen now. where before
their lives were Sordid and selfish.
Some old men, who had attended
the meetings OF Moody and Sankey
and those of other noted evangelists,
said they had never been in a meet
ing where they felt the power of God
as they felt in the service last night.
1t is the belief Of those in closest
touch with the movement that the
revival has just begun and that null
titudes will turn to God before the
meetings close.
Many At Sunrise Meeting
The great victory in the Taber-
naclc last evening was preceded by
much earnest prayer during the day.
With the early dawn of morning
hundreds OF people hurried toward
the tabernacle for the morning
praise service. and those who left
their soft resting places so early to
offer to God their morning sacrifice
were richly rewarded with spiritual
| blessings. 1t was like an old time
| classmccting. After a number of old
| time songs and a season Of prayer
present to briefly state for what
| things they were especially thank
| Gul. The response was prompt and
! joyful and it seemed difficult to stop
| the meeting. so eager were the peo-
| pie to give expression TO their graf
itudc to Almighty God for His mer-
c!eS during the past year.
| Toward the close OF the service,
the evangelist asked all who wanted
to yield their lives to Christ on this
morning to step out toward the plat
form while all heads were bowed and
the congregation sang softly, "MT !
Jesus Love Thcr, | Know Thou Art
Mine" Quite a numbeh responded
to TINS Invitation and came toward
the platform for special prayer
! Tears Of penitence mingled with
those Of 10Y as the audience knrlt
/ quietly waiting before God, earnestly
seeking His blessings. After the
season of prayer, the new converts
bore Joyful testimony to the saving
power Of Jesus Christ.
A great service is expected to-
night. Rev. James announced tina,
he will speak on the subject: RE
fuges of Lics,' unless led otherwise
by the Holy Spirit. t" whose guid
ancc he aims to yield perfect obe-
dicnce.
Annex Ready
The annex to the main tabernacl lt
will be ready for occupancy tonight
thus providing room for about BOG
more people and affording convent
ent place to which mothers may re
tire with restless babies.
The singing and music of Prof
Crow is attracting much attention
and causes much favorable comment
some pusicians asserting that nc
finer tenor voice has ever been hear,
in this city.