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rch with a to r eceive it from all :who find they can.
membei:snip de\' oid of spiritual life, has help 11s now'. ; ...,_., -c 1
no place, any ecclesiastical sys- Tlierc are also a great' man\'
for a holy mnn living !l holy life. scriptions whi ch expired J'uly ls.t. Be-
vVhere and ho\v will 'such a man prench? cause of the District Assemblv nnd the
:Mariy of tl.1,cm .to mailing of Sunday school we
lisnL The present method for such me1n- were so erowdcd that we
bers now is, not 'to .. tight, hlit absent s<:>nding out our usual noti ces. It is
- tlHmsel:ves .. from such ministry. They om: prat"til' e to remind our suhsei' ibers
.. caimot be made to attend. nnd the work ,\hen the snhsrription expires. and give
of an cYailgelist is brief. Suc h men are them s u:flei ent time to renew before
starved iilt.o silence, or :when stopping a nyozH 's paper. U s ub-
they. " .go (,)UL" scription is duc, will you send .
No churcH can be at its best
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intil its ns your n' newal at once?
ethical Jife' mid: service accord with the 1f yon .HI;(' . !lOt prcparetl to send the
life: of its best. men'lbe!s. The money. niw.' SP!Hl n postal cnnl asking
J:n,?derii, t!1at the w.()ak )mist ,\>e fos- us, to (ontinm the papcr , then s<!lHl the
is; rjght,t .but must not be an ex- a 11101111t 1 o us as soon as possibl e ..
cuse to.defend the carnal their oppo- This is the hardest month
sition to spiritual things. ' Tlui ' evidence of thc ycm finaneially. an<l we will ap-
is ,not in but prceiate your dfo1h; to help u s.
:and: rules or' .the
church . should be made to: consen-c
spirituality; and, . because so !)Jade,
should be enforced against e veiy thiug
that opposes !ipl.rituality wQile they nre
a . . of propagating the largest
spirituality .. So has proven.
)f you )V:ant to kn6w what a. church
,qoing . wiJl pot. .find . it in . nnm-
SOCial. status, :DUmber of profes-
SOrs, but in the number wlw use the
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DISTRICT ASSE!'tflJLIES.
'I'he following Distri ct Assembl'ies are
hereby called, to meet as follows :
Rocky l\fountain District--Septen1-
bcr 23, 1909, 9 a. m. At Denver, Colo.
Chicago Central District-September
30, 1909, 9 a. m. At Canton, Ill.
P. F. Bresee,
General . Superintendent. :
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Notes and Personals
.:Malden , Mass., began open-air meet-
ings with nearly 40 workers in the ring.
They report souls seeking the ''double
qtie'' in many of their meetings.
Brother and Sister Speicher, of the .
Grand Avenue Church, formerly of Pas-
adena. are re,joicing over the advent of
a ten-pound girl, born last Friday even-
ing.
Rev. B. F. Haynes of Nashville.
'l'enn. , is expect ed to be in Los Angeles
over next Sabbath and to preach in the
First Church, corner of Sixth and \Vall
streets. Be sure and invite the people
to hear him.
The ''Old Douglas'' camp-meeting
opens July 16, with General Superin-
tendent Ellyson and wife as principal
leaders, and the ' ' Kentpcky girls,''
Crow and Kell, will be there to sing
their glorious songs.
Friends wishing to ship fruit for the
Deets Pacific Bible College should ad-
dress it to ''B. J. Franklin, Deets Pa-
cific Bible College, 641 E. 28th St., Los
Angeles, '' and notify Bro. Franklin that
it has been sent. ' f .
Bro. S. M: Staffor.d, Superintendent
of our :Mexican Missions, has been pass-
ing through the New England States.
He expects soon to return to Jalisco
and move his family to Peniel, Texas,
to educate his children.
Bro .. Elliott, pastor at San Diego,
writes : ''Sunday was a day of victory.
The blessing of God was upon the peo-
ple. : Souls wer e at the altar both after-
noon and evening. We are expecting
great things from God in the future."
Bro. John Norberry has pastorated
again, having accepted the call to take
charge of the Pentecostal Church of the
Nazarene at Saratoga, N.Y. Bro. John
is a "renovator," both of churches and
parsonages, and the latter has recently
been receiving his attention. The Lord
bless Bro. John. He will, if he will
''keep, on believing.''
Rev. Wm. I. Abbott of San Diego
writes: ''Sister McReynolds ,and her
faithful band of workers have been with
us for a f ew days. The blessing of
God r est ed .upon their ministrations,
and we all r eceived new inspirati'on in
the missionary work in Mexico. May
the bl essing of God be with them wher-
ever they go.'-'
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Lvs Angeles and Viclnity'
AT THE TABERNACLE
One of California's brightest days
was made to the people of the First
Church one of God's richest and sweet-
est days. 'fhe congregations wer e good,
and from earliest morning until well in-
to the night might have been heard the
songs of,triumph. It was a real camp-
meeting day. The eight o'clock prayer
meeting was choked. off for the Sunday
School, and the Sunday School ad-
,jonrned for the eleven o'clock service,
when ther e was only time for lunch, and
the afternoon holiness meeting was on
hand, and then the young people's
meeting, street meeting, upper room in-
tercessory meeting, etc., followed by
the evening evangelistic service.
At eleven o'clock Dr. Bresee preacheq
from He b. 12 :12, 13. He r ef erred to
the strange speculations in these days
in reference; to the Book; how men r e-
garded as scholarly in their thinking
and utterances seem flooded with folly,
and how there is an overflow of satanic
effort to overthrow the foundations of
God. But amid it all a few things are
certain. The sin question remains. Al-
so a large number of persons, covering
long p eriods of time and a wide scope
of humanity, have found as an experi-
ence that the blood of Jesus could and
does meet and end the sin question. He
also noted that this condition, which
might be known as the new theology, or
infidelity, . or paganism of blasphemy,
has no place for the blood of Jesus, and
does not know of the Holy Ghost.
That there are a goodly number of
humble people who lift their faces unto
the light of the stars and earnestly say,
"Being made free from sin
the servants of God, we have our fruit
unto holiness, " and that "The founda-
tion of God standeth sure, having this
seal. the Lord knoweth them arc
His. '' He then the question
'of the power of Jesus Christ to sanctifv
the people with His own blood.
Three pcrsons .. wcre r ecei ved into the
church. In the afternoon Rev. E. A.
Girvin brought a message full of inter-
est and bl essing from Psalm 91 :14-16,
at)d Rev. 5 :8-14, ir which he brought
out with great clearness the r esults to
human souls of setting their love on
God; how on earth and in heaven the
blessings of God are and will be upon
them. A testimony meeting. of great
. power followed. . .
At night Rev. Bro. Stone, Ne-
.vada, . preached from Is a 35 :8-10. He
spoke of the way of life as here set
forth un.der The Way and the Way,
called the way of holiness; how that it
was a clean, plain, safe and joyous way.
A precious altar service followed. sev-
eral seekers being the altar and three
praying through to vi ctory, one for en-
tire sancti!lcation and two .for justifica-
tion . So the da;y closed in holy triumph.
The following persons united with
the church: Mr. and Mrs. Boresma,
4502 Place. and .. Charl es
Aycock, !H4 North Main street.
[July 15, 1909
COMPTON .AVE. CHUJtCH.
Sunday , \rill long be as
an .epoch in the histo.ry.of the Compton
Avenue Chuich. J.<'rom ' the Sunday
School-which, by the way , is. peril-
ously near the 200 mark in attendance
-to late in the evening, we enjoyecl a
great day in Zion. .
At the morning service Rev. J.
"vV. Distri ct Superintendent,
preached a logical, forceful and telling
sermon on the ''Second Coming of Our
Lord.'' Three seekers were at the
two of whom prayed through to
VICtory. . .
In the evening lVIr. vV. A. Brown.
connected with one of the largest
n ess houses in . Southern California and
loved by a vast army of loyal friends.
spoke to us on t he subj ect of '' Chris-
tianity from a Business l\Ian 's Stand-
point."
There is in the heart of evecy small
boy an inclination to idealize some one
older . than himself; be that one a me-
chanic. merchant or professional man.
And h erein is a very sacred trust im-
posed tipon such men, for they have the
power to help to mold young lives for
Christ. So it was that Brother Brown
inspired me as a small boy, and that
inspiration still lives. Praise God for
sanctified business men. One woman
was converted.
The Lord gracious!.\' enabled us t o
give over '$118 for missions the past
month, for which we are truly thank-
ful ; but we are not going to iimit His
power, for our eyes of faith arc alreadY
on the $200-per-month mark.
James Proctor Knott.
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GRAND AVE. CHURCH.
Good-sized congregations at all ser-
vices, and salvation for hearts at tlw
altar. with vi ct(lry . and blessings. upon
the saints, marked another day's march
into the land of Canaan for the GraJHI
Avenue Church. Brother LaFontaine
preached at both services; in the morn-
ing fr.om the 32ntl Psalm; "Be glad in
the Lord, and r ejoice,'' and in even-
ing from Isa. 12th on "Drawing the
waters of salvation. " The Sabbath
school is growing and developing finel.'
The annual. picnic will be arranged soo:t
and we anticipate. a time than
ever.
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VERNON CliURCH.
J, not her very graci;,m; day was en-
joyed by the saints at Vernon on Sah-
bath last: Altl!ough quite a numlwr
from the Sabbath school and church
services are a \Yay on the fru'it ranclws
or at the beaches. still the same spirit
of holy fellowship pervades the seJ-
vices. The members of this Sahbat h
school arc being taught to memori r.e
scripture t exts. some of the boys aJI(l
girls r epeating from memory as many
as ten verses each Sabbath. At thr
morning service the pastor preached a
July 15, ,19091
searching sermon on "The Spiritual
:Man," showiirg what it is to be spirit-
ual and why we are to be spiritual; and
at night he spoke on "The Lord's Pe-
culiar People;" At the close ther e were
two seekers at the a ltar, both of whom
got to . a definite place.
SPANISH ,MISSION . .
Nazarene Messenger
the readers of the Messenger to briefly
mention the . marvelous way God
worked among the l\Iexican people in
the salvation of souls. Our last meet-
ing, led by Sister McReynolds, was in-
deed a time of r ejoicing, when some-
thing like ten came forward seeking
salvation. God surely honors His word
when it is preached in the might and
power of the Holy Spirit. We want to
\\Te are back home again from our thank God for the progress . that the
trip to San Diego. We are sure that Gospel has made ,during the' past y ear
our labors there have not been in vain among these people. Surely, fi eld
in the Lord. is whjte unto the harvest, but m e la-
'L'hough we did not see as much re- borers are few . . While our stay in San
suits in the salvation of souls as we Diego was necessarily short, the writer
would like to, yet much seed has been took the opp,ortunity between sessions
sown in many a hungry heart which, to do some personal ; wmk and tract dis-
WP hope, some day will spring forth in- tribution in and around the ci ty among
to eternal life. We held a three days' the Mexican people. and God honored
special evangelistic service with the the effort in the of one soul
Nazarene Church in that city. The in the closing meeting of the conven-
Lnrd 's presence was manifested during tion. To His name l)c all the glory.
the meetings. The saints we.r e really Sari Diego, with its thousands of l\fexi-
hl cssed, and onr own hearts were en- can people. and as many outside, has
larged: Vve will n ever forget these only one protestant church among
d<> ar Nazarenes in San Diego. They the m, the Plesbyterian church. whi ch is
ar e a select band of wholly sanctified doing good work. yet the fi eld is large
folks in whose faces the glory of the and very little has been done, with so
Lord shines. And we cannot speak too ... many hungering for the Gospel. Ther e
highly of dear Brother Elliott, their is a great need for such a work as the
pastor. He has a big heart, full of di- P entecostal <flmrch of the Nazarene.
vine love and passion for souls. He Pray that this will be possible.
has won the hearts and .confidence of F. P et erson.
his people.
1f these dead people keep going as
at present, under the anointing of God,
we will soon have a large center of
in their city.
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THE MISSION OF A LIFE.
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Ther e is a bright prospett of starting
a Spanish work in San Diego. The door
seems to be open.
W c met ther e Brother and Sister Lo-
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establish our Spanish work in this
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used of Him during the summer vaca-
tion in the salvation of souls.
We are out and out for God. The
fight is on ind.eed against the powers of
darkness. We are not discouraged at
all. praise the Lord', for we know God
is on our side. bound to win
in His name, and we know that in due
season we shall reap, if we faint not.
Hallelu,jah! S. D. Athans.
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; 'fli'e time is : i.tpciii : us "'h'el't ' it is chs-
.. l\ . . . ' ' . .
tornar,\' for a number o f rielids to send'
b(>xe:;; ' of apdcots; peaches and other
'}d the Pacific. Bibl e College. to
ISe . for the use o,f the
j.he ' vintet. months. we :1 r e ,in:
formed t hat there ar e a bout 1200 quart
j ar s iu t he cellar of t he College,
and that a band of fri ends li as been
fonried t o handle all the fruit that may
be sent in.
The managcn'Jent of the College will
be glad to pay the freight on f ruit, if
desired.
l;et all fruit be shipped to :J3, , J :.
Franklin. Deets Pacific Bible College,
641 EaSt' 28th St., Los Angel es, who de-
sires to he notified by card when fruit
is shipped.
Nazarene Messengf:T
with them high ideals and Christian
charact ers that will adorn the doctrine
we t each .. . Tl;le sch6ol already has its
stt1dents hi an of .. . thtr
Preachers, .. teachers, a:n:d
mm1 liaye been tt;air1ed 'pre'-
to. take in tlie ''"orltl
4hiong h1en foi. Go'd ainl -l10liness. ; ..
The good hand' of ' God has' been on
schqpl froni .' the very first. : It. was
born in the hc:hi.r 'of j)rayei. ' Beginning
in. an cow j)astnre, withdut .; any
church bacl{itig; without ri dollar on
ha'nd or one hi sight, thrdqgh faith in
God they em'pl9yed. a presi'dent, ' pub-
a catalog an.d : Went to . ivqrk
Plank by pla:rilfand b1ick by brick , .the
work lias s'teadily'growr1; " ' ith' tlre above
rn'ebtioned results. .. . . ': . .. . . ... .
. Now, . don't forget t he
of the College students.
The convei1ti'on met in ;the college
au'Mtorium. My, what meetin.gs have
been. held iri .this great hall! _ What
moris. ha.ve .been preached! what great
lilen stood t'lpon its l;Ostr\Jni !' Stich
winter needs mt>h as Dr. Dr. Fowler, Father
Send on the Haney. H. C.' Morrison, Pickett_, Ruth,
frnit.
Bud .Robinson. L'ou Milton \Vil-
TEXAS HOLINE$8 UNIVERSITY.
A. M. Hilis, and n}inw others have
SOUnded .Otl't the' gospel . .
.The c,ortim'eiu:ement .exercis_ es were
The 'Annual truly 'in.spirirlg: 'Ever y
of the
christia'n . vVorkers' Convimtion at the was
Texas cess. The. and oraho'rls exhibited
was another great occasion. . the effects of long, careful . training.
They did not consist of gush. The
The Christian Workers' Convention, . thoughts presented were broad and
which' ' 'began a' few d.a:yi pridr to the deep, grapling with a firm hand the
commenc.emeni, vY-as 'attended, and civic, economic, social and religious
the Lo1:d. was with us in gr.eat power . problems of the day. No extravagance
The were all timely and gave in display, but everYthing presented
forth no uncertain sound. The discus- and discussed from a common sense and
sions which followed were especially scholarly standpoint. No fairy tales or
hel pful . and The sermons ghost yarns, no
were :deeply_ a.nq :ho?o;red of the-stum'p ' c'liea'p;'Johh per-
God, Shoutmg al<m!l :was order of formances. but e'dif yjng;
the day. ening and soul-inspiring' prodi.l.ctions. '
This school is, as its name implies, The whole school. college. conserva-
s_tr_ict).y a holiness schoqL .The property tory, commercial and academy
is: so' deeded that when the sch ool ceases a great work. Conservatory day ,.vas
to!teac h the doctrine of entire sanctifi- one of the great days of the occasion.
cation as a second distinct 'work of The T. H. U. Conservat ory will hold .its
grace subseqtl.ent to regeneration, the
avocations of / life, carrying on<' soli (l phalanx for God an<l' : I;i ght.
[Ju]y US;. wQ9
:us .cafch tlie. ' inspiration all' down
the line 'have fQr our motto, with
t he Texas =Holiness University, "God
Must Be First.:" " : : .
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new' c9'llege cil.mpu's,
,pri 19; .an.d
closing .. :Sunday .Aug . .. 29, 1909. : Rev.
J.- W. Goodwin; District Superintend-
will be . in general charge of the
:111e.etlhgs .. tr.
,Rev . .. , w;. W. P1:1nrier ,anQ,
Fred. St .. .e::JCpected .special
workers in .addition to all the pastors
of the district. Rev. C. V. :LaFon-
. will have: charge ' of the
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and all desiri'ng . tQ ;;my
communicate with.- him . .. . Fred Ep-
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July 15,
Our YoungPeople
WHO LOVED MOST 1
"I love you mother," said little John;
Then forgetting his work his cap
on,
And he was off to the garden swing,
And left h(lr the water and wood to
bring.
"I love you mother," said rosy N'ell-
"Lo,e you better than tongue. can tell."
Then she teased and pouted full half
t he day,
Till her mothet: r ejoiced when she :went
to play.
"I love yon mot her. " said littl e ' Fan;
Today I 'Jl help yon all I can .
Ho" glad I am t hat school d oes not
keep!" .
So she rocked the baby till it fell asleep.
Tlwn stepping softly she brought the
broom
And . swept the fioor a nd Ul.ISte<i the
. room.
Bnsy and helpful all day was she,
Helpful and happy as child could be.
"I I ove yo1.i mothe1 , " again they said,
Thrcc little children going to bed.
Do you suppose that mother guesseu,
\Yh ieh of t hem r eallv loved her h est.
-Selected:
SOME INTERESTING QUERIES.
\\'hilt king beat down a city and
SO\\'l'tl it with salt 7
\\'hat is the shortest song in the
Bihlc? , .
l n whose funeral processiOn do we
find the first mention of horsemen?
women once tool{ a journey whi ch
r esul ted in a wedding. vnw were the
bridf' and
Ftom whom were the J c\vs forbidden
t o take garments in pawn?
\\'here clo we find an a ceount of an
army being sent to take one man 1
Bv whom were two sticks miracnlons-
ly .;nited and become one ?
_\\'hat garment was hidden in a rock
on the bank of a river 1
\\'hat . men .refused to give bread to
fainting soldiers?
Which of the prophets is it asserts
that thirsty cattl e. call t.o God?
What man was forbidden by the l<ing
to leave Jerusalem?
Which . was the tribe of
Israel?
"THANK YOU."
Nazarene
and virtue in the exclamation. It says,
''You have done well.''
There is opportunity for a lack of
" Thank you" on account of lack of
training, or a mere forgetfulness. And
there is a hindrance to be overcome,
when the one who is to be tha.riked is
impolite, unkind, or even offensive. But
our acknowledgment may moisten his
heart to shame and he will do better.
Yes, "Thank you." It is useful to
have a quantity of this article on hand.
. A divinely thanlrful h eart naturally has
them on hand. Not of the "while-you-
wait'' kind, as the cobbler says of a job
of mending; but they come up spon-
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