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AMONG THE CHURCHES
program first week
OF REVIVAL.
Sunday, April 30— Morning ser
vices at the churches. Mass meet
ing for men at Methodist church
3 p. in. by Cowan nnd Crunkle
ton. Mass meeting women at the
Baptist church ut 3 p. m. by Cal
laway and Bell.
Monday, May I—School, Cal
laway nnd Bell. Churches at 10
a. m. and 8 p. m.
Tuesday, May 2—School, Stan
ford and Etheridge. Churches at
10 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Wednesday, May 3 —School,
Cowan nnd Crunkleton. Church
es 10 a. in. and 8 p. in.
Thursday, May 4.—School.
Callaway and Bell. Churches 10
a. in. and 8 p. in.
Saturday, May 6—Church ser
vices 10 a. in. and 8. p. m. Mass
meeting at court house, Stanford
nnd Etheridge.
Services at churches at 10 a.
m. and 8 p. m.
First Baptist—Callaway and
Bell.
Second Baptist—Cowan and
Crunkleton.
Methodist —Stanford and Eth
eridge.
Christian —Mornings only—
Cowan anti Crunkleton.
Some Baptist Notes
The present valuation of local Bap
tist church houses in South Carolina
is reported at more than $7,000)000 by
the state headquarters at Columbia,
which represents a gain of more than
4(H) per cent hi the past ten years.
Rube M. Gamble, who has worked
his way through Mercer University, has
been elected Master Mercerian, the
highest honor that can be given any
member of the student body. His
election was practically unanimous. He
lias represented the student body nnd
the University as well in many impor
tant capacities.
Miss Ruby Long, of Dublin. Texas,
now a student In the School of Religious
Education at the Southwestern Bnptist
Theological Seminary, has attended
Sunday school for 13 years without
missing a Sunday, and has missed only
one Sunday in 15 years. She has been
in a Sunday School where there were
0.000 present and in another where no
one was present but the pastor, the su
perintendent and herself^
Recently when she was in a hospital
for an operation, her class went to her
room to hold its session in order that
she might be permitted to be present.
Miss lying is preparing herself for kin
dergarten work in China.
REVIVAL OPENS AT
FIRST METHODIST
Sunday, May 30th.
Opening day of revival.
10:15 A. M. Sunday school promptly.
I,ast week we passed our Easter
Sunday record, with 43(1 present. We
can still make room for you.
Good music, great teaching and a
hearty welcome.
8:15 P. M. Preaching by Rev. W. T.
Hamby, preceded by thirty-minute song
service led by Mr. Ethridge, assisted
by two great ghoirs. Did you iniss
that great song service last Sunday?
Then do not miss this second one of
tin* series. All singers who are not
singing elsewhere are cordially invited
to join with us during this special
meeting. All those who have not been
attending church will find these meet
ings of unusual interest.
Rev. Alfred Iceland Stanford, of Gas
tonia. N. C., will be with us during the
week to do the preaching for the revi
val. Brother Stanford is one of the
most popular pastor-evangelists in the
Southern Methodist church nnd has had
great success in the evangelistic field.
He is always the friend of the young
people, but will charm all ages with
his unique nnd intensely human gospel
.messages.
Come and hear him. The heartiest
Welcome is reserved for the visitor and
stranger. We promise that you will not
be embarrassed by personal appeals.
This is to be a constructive and sane
revival, that will do us all good. Don’t
miss the first services and we are not
afraid that you will miss any of the
rest.
“The Church with the Hearty Wel
come.’’
L. W. Collins.
Pastor.
Home Coming Service
Cedar Creek Churcb
Program for Fifth Sunday in April.
10:00 o’clock —Welcome Address.
10:15 to 11:30—Children’s Exercises.
11:30 to 12:15.—Sermon and Song
Service.
12 :15 to I:3o—Dinner.
1:30 to 2:00 —Recitations by Chil
dren.
2:00 to 2:3o —Address on Woman’s
Work by Mrs. li. H. Jenkins.
8 :30 to 3:00—Song Service.
8:00 to 3:30 —Young People’s Work
by J. W. McWhorter.
3:30 to 4:3o—Talk by W. H. Faust
and other pastors and members.
s:oo—Adjourn.
All speeches and tailks will he pre
coded or followed by songs. Some of
the best singers of the county will be
present nnd the day ns a whole, I feel
sure will be very helpful.
As many as will in the community
are requested to bring dinuer, whether
vou are members with us or not.
PASTOR
WHAT THE COMING
REVIVALS MEAN.
Thoro is to be held next week in our
city a .series of meetings of a different
sort than any the Winder churches
have had in the past, and because it
is anew plan, we wish to give the rea
sons why the Ministerial association
of the city decided to enter Into this
movement. It is anew plan to us, but
It has been tested by experience
in the large cities and the smaller
towns and the results have invariably
surpassed all expectations. During the
recent Atlanta revival, in which all the
churches co-operated, there were more
folks to attend service in one week
than during the entire Hilly Sunday
campaign and there were ten times as
many conversions.
This has been Called the simultaneous
revival, meaning, in plain English, that
all of the churches should run their
meetings at the same time. The bene
fits of this plan are many. In the first
place the whole city is doing the same
thing at the same time. One church
will encourage and inspire the other,
the Baptist. Methodist and Christian
neighbors will work with their Presby
terian brethren, not for their own
church alone, hut in an effort to bring
the whole community to Christ. This
is real Christian spirit, when we can
work together in such a way as to tell
the outside world that we are not just
after them to come to our church, but
to come to Christ, and join any church
they please.”
It has been objected that there are
not enough folks to hold so many meet
ings On the contrary, past experience
has proved that so many folks want to
go to meeting when one church alone
is carrying on a campaign that the
Christians fill the church and the out
sider is crowded out. It has also been
the experience that where these simul
taneous meetings have been held, that
more folks have attended any one of
the churches in the campaign, than had
previously attended the meetings of
the single church. We can now obey
the scripture since at least three of
the churches will he open at one time,
and go out in the highways and by-ways
after the man on the street, for there
will be room for the sinner as well as
the saint, “that my house may he fill
ed.”
Another advantage of the plan is
that tin* various societies of the town
and the school and other organizations
of the town will gladly give the meet
ing the rigid of way. for the whole town
will he interested in such a campaign
as this. It was obviously unfair to
ask the business houses to close for
yevival services when we had five or
six in a year, but the business men are
glad to co-operate in closing during this
two-weeks campaign. There will be a
service going on in which every em
ployee of the store will lie interested.
, It is needless to impress the need of
a genuine old-fashioned revival. It is
like the eomlng of spring to a snow
bound earth that brings forth the blos
soms and the lily, and calls for the song
of the birds. So such a revival lias a
quickening and warming influence upon
the spiritual atmosphere of a neighbor
hood, making all the fruits of the spir
ititual atmosphere of a neighborhood,
making all the fruits of the spirit grow
and grace to abound in the hearts of
men and women of every station. As
H. G. Wells (not a churchman) tells
us, it would make things possible that
are not possible in our barren monot
onous lives. It is like the descent of
tlie showers upon the thirsty Held. O
may all the Christian people of Winder
pray for an out-pouring of God’s spirit
upon the churches of our city, its
preachers, the visiting preachers, its
church workers, nnd the unsaved.
There are some of us who have al
ready heard “the sound of abundance
of rain.’’ It has always been In such
times as these, when men an* discour
aged and have lost their confidence in
material things thnt great revivnls have
pome. The time is opportunne. Let
every Christian pray earnestly that the
revival may begin first in his own
heart, and then that he may he inter
ested in the salvation of others and be
willing to make every effort and bring
them in
If as Babson has declared recently,
the community's greatest asset is it’s
THE WINDER NEWS
Annual Sunday School
Celebration at Walnut.
L
The annual S. S. celebration of the
second district of the Mulberry Asso
ciation will be held at Walnut church
Saturday, May fith. beginning at 10
o’clock, eastern time.
There is every indication that more
Sunday schools will send speakers to
this session than ever before, and we
hope that every school in the district
will he represented. Rev. J. W. Mc-
Whorter, who is a very forceful speak
er, will preach the 11 o’clock sermon.
We are looking forward to a fine
session and a very special invitation
is extended to every one to attend.
Lee Roberts, President.
Mrs. .T. W. A. Davis, Sec.
Rev. W. B. McDonald,
of Maysville To Preach
At Christian Church
Rev. W. P. McDonald will preach at
D'e Christian church next Sunday
'morning and evening.
Morning subject: “The Old Faith
Reinstated.”
Evening subject: “Preaching .Tesus ”
1 Rev. McDonald is a strong preacher
and all members and friends are urged
to be present.
MASS MEETTvr, AT CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.
There will be n mass meeting of the
men of Winder at the Christian church
Thursday, April 27th, at 7:00 p. m.
(tonight) to arrange for concerted per
sonal work on the part of the men of
all churches in the coming simultane
ous eaniniien. Be sure to come out;
you can leave any time that you may
desire.
Services At The
Presbyterian Church
Sunday from 10 to 10:30 A. M. Jun
ior choir song service
Sunday school from 10:30 to 11:30
A. M.. F. C. Grnddiek. Supf.
Sunday from 4 to 5 P. M. soyg ser
vice led by S. C. Potts. Mrs. ,T. W. Grif
feth and Mrs. P. N. Autry. If vou °n
joy songs and music come to this ser
vice and join with us.
Prayer meetings every Wednesday
evening beginning promptly at 8 P. M.
conducted by elders, deacons or lay
members. ,
Preaching every second Thursday
evening at 8 P. M. by the pastor, Rev.
Sam Cartledge.
You are most cordially invited to
attend all of these services and join
with us in the service of the Master
Come. TF.
churches, and the wrold’s greatest need
to-day is a revival of old-fashioned re
ligion ; let us give these churches right
of way for a week or so, nnd give God
a chance to make out of Winder, the
city that He longs for it to be —a city
of high ideals, a city full of the spirit
of human brotherhood, a city whose
j streets are safe for little children, a city
: wherein dwolleth righteousness. And
! all these are the fruits of a genuine
| revival.
As the liigh-tide is that which floats
the largest ships, so is the flood-tide
of revival the time when folks can be
reached and things accomplished, that
would he otherwise impossible. It is
a golden opportunity for the enlistment
of new workers, for the reaching of
, those who have lost interest in the
| things of the spirit, for a return of
our people to their lost ideals.
Is it not said that when two or three
are agreed, that the spirit of Christ can
accomplish marvelous things? Then
what is not possible when all of the
workers and the churches of Winder
co-operate to make this week a memora
ble one in the religious life of our city?
As your spiritual leaders the ministe
rial association asks every Christian
in Barrow county to aid us by your
efforts and your prayers that Winder
may experience just such a genuine
sweeping revival as it has never be
forg known.
Barrow County Ministerial Assn.
L. W. Collins. President.
J. B. Brookshire, Secretary.
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Second Baptist Church.
J. B. BROOKSHIRE, Pastor.
1. Preaching every fourth Sunday
morning at 11:30 and every first and
fourth Sunday nights at 7:30 o'clock.
Preaching Sunday night at 7 o’clock.
2. Conference Saturday night be
fore every fourth Sunday.
3. Prayer-meeting every Wednesday
night at 7:30. The S. S. lesson for the
following Sunday always discussed.
4. Sunday school every Sunday af
ternoon at 2:00 o’clock.
5. C. Kinney, Supt.
5. W. M. S. every fourth Sunday af
ternoon at 3:30 o’clock—Mrs T. W.
Ash, president.
6. Community league Friday night
before every fourth Sunday,
S. C. Kinney, chairman.
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