Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-01-16

CONGREGATIONAL Church Is Dedicated

made for educational work; to the
ann in which rooms may be
thrown together to provide for ex-
traordinarily large crowds either
for social affairs or for meetings in
the main auditorium.
He called attention to the fact
that when this unit is completed we
will have more than half Of the build
ing finished, and that the next unit
will cost considerable less to con-
struct.
Mr.. Jasper, the Pastor, called at
tention to the many people who have
made contributions to the plans and
construction of the building, and sale
that without volunteer labor which
had been SO generously given, such
a plant would have been impossible.
He also said they had cause for salts
faction in the fact that while in many
ways they had erected a better struc'
ture than had been at first contem
plated, they had run only about three
hundred above the anticipated cost
He called attention to the cbnscien'
tious and thorough work of Mr.. Hare
land, and the other men who laboret
with him. In outlining the worl
which should be undertaken during
the present year, Mr.. Jasper was O.
the opinion that a beginning SHOULD
be made on the next unit this sum
mer, and the walls raised if possible
Rev. Clayton S. Rice, Superintend
ent of the Congregational Churches
in Montana was the principal speak
err of the morning. He commended
the people for the fine beginning
which they had made. He expressed
an appreciation for the contribution.
which peoples of every faith wert
making to the advancement of truth
emphasizing the thought that Cox
does not confne himself to any on,
church, nation or race of men; ant
expressed the prayer that the church
now being dedicated would be J.;
church, while loyal and devoted to it!
own work, believing in its mission
of service, yet tolerant and appreciat
i've of the good in all men in othe'
churches, outside of the church, ant
even of other religions.
WE DEDICATE THIS HOUSE
For worship in prayer and song
for the ministry Of the Word, for ths
celebration of the holy secrements.
WE DEDICATE THIS HOUSE
For comfort to those who mourn
for strength to those who are tempt
ed; for help in living right.
WE DEDICATE THIS HOUSE
To the memory of our belove'
dead, to the gentle and true of form
er times. to all who have unloose'
the bonds of ignorance and wrong.
WE DEDICATE THIS HOUSE
To the welfare of the living; t
those whose ways r good and thos
whose ways r evil; to the stronl
souls that stoop to share the burdel
of their fellow; to the weak and de
fenseless; to the darkened mind, tn
tempted heart, the life weary an
| heavy laden, and to all human neeC
WE DEDICATE THIS HOUSE
To the proclamation of the Trut
that sets men free; to the liberty o
| the IONS of God; to reverence for a.
worth of the past, and to the cage
acceptance of all good which tn
! future may hold.
WE DEDICATE THIS HOUSE
For the sanctifcation of the family
| for the guidance of childhood; TO
| the salvation of men.
WE DEDICATE THIS HOUSE
For the fostering of patriotism
for the training Of conscience; for az
gression against evil.
WE DEDICATE THIS HOUSE
To the fostering of wholesom
social life for childhood youth an
maturity-and to those joys an
pleasures which are keeping wit
Gods purpose for all men.
WE THE PEOPLE OF TIKI
CONGREGATION, NOW CONSE
GRATING OURSELVES ANEW
DEDICATE THIS BUILDING AS L
is NOW COMPLETED IN TIL
NAME OF GOD AND FOR TIL
GOOD OF MEN.