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ij Texas Methodists Develop
New Plan of Evangelism ;j|
ii "One Thousand Revivals, Led by One Thousand jjr
Preachers, Simultaneously in 1,000 Churches
Hy THK REIiIGIOIIS RAMBLER jj
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■Unreported In even the religious a financial sort. Sensational develop-1
press, and unsuspected by the public, ments may be expected at almost, any
there ia abroad in the land an intense time —developments that will put all j t
discussion of recent developments in revivalists, from the most obscure to
the field of professional evangelism, the most conspicuous, npon a basis of :
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a fixed compensation, determined in <
advance by the churches. i
In the meantime, into a field of
heated discussion, anxious question-,
ings and fearful solicitude, the Metho- !
dists of Texas have precipitated on a
large scale, a method of evangelism 1 1
that holds promise of large results; 1
and may be the way out for the future, i
This is the simultaneous campaign in i
all the churches, with pastors as 1
preachers, and with the "win one", 1
plan.
This is similar to the Simultaneous '
Preaching .Mission which the Episcopal
Churches all over the land have been j
using. Local congregations In many j
places have adopted it.: the First Pres- ;
byterian Church of Houston, Texas, is j
taking in six hundred new members j
this year by the "win one" idea.
Team Work on a Large Scale.
But it has been left for the six an- j
nual conferences of the Methodist
Church in Texas and New Mexico to
adopt the scheme on a large scale, and
to systematise It effectively and bring
it to a climax. April 16 is "Decision
Day" with the Texas Methodists, and
the following Sunday, which is Easter, i
is set for the great ingathering.
Publicity, with its telling slogans, j
plays a considerable part in this latest
evangelistic movement, though it lacks 1
the personal flavor of the write-ups of
professional evangelists. Thus "the
goal" of the Texas campaign has been i
widely advertised as "One Thousand
Revivals Conducted by One Thousand
Preachers Simultaneously in One Thou
sand Churches and One Thousand De
cision Day Services on Sunday, April
16, and One Thousand Big Classes Re- j
reived Into the Church on Easter,!
April 23. 1916."
Because the Methodist ecclesiastical
machinery is well adapted to produc- 1
ing concerted activity within a speci-1
fled time in behalf of any given cause, >
it has been possible to organize and j
drill the huge force of Methodism in
Texas for this evangelistic objective. ■
Putting It Up to the Preacher.
One common complaint against evan
i gelistlc meetings is that they idolize
the evangelist, who is a bird of pas-1
sage, and that church members are j
i led to make invidious comparisons be-1
I tween him and the local pastor. Some !
| evangelists make more converts for
j themselves than they do for the
I Church.
In order to link up the results of'
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evangelistic meetings with the Church, j
as well as to put all the work upon
the whole church membership, this
"Win One" plan has been devised. In-j
stead of a short, swift campaign of fer
vor. this metltod makes the pastor a
leader in a well-organized and sus
tained and systematic effort to enlist
the entire working force of a congre
gation in the effort to convert their
own neighbors and relatives and to
enroll them as members of the local
church. Better a revival with fifty
converts who become working mem
bers of the church than one with five
hundred converts not a ienth of whom
can be found six months after the i
meetings are over.
"Efficiency" is written large over the
Texas plan. It was organized last
Summer at a meeting in Dallas, by Rev.
(Jlenn Flyn, of Beaumont, and was fol
lowed by preliminary meetings for or-1
ganization in September and Decem
ber, and a notable "Inspiration meet-j
ing" at the beginning of March in Dal-j
las. In addition to the General Com-i
inittee, a publicity committee, with W.J
! C. Everett, of Dallas, as chairman, was '
named, and a finance and programme j
i committee also, with O. F. Sensabaugh,
as chdirnian. A special department j
! for the campaign was opened in the j
| Texas Christian Advocate.
With the Printer's Help.
A literary propaganda was instituted !
i among the churches in preparation for
j the April climax. A "Worker's Li-j
! brary" was complied, for the use of
! preachers and laity. This was chosen i
without regard to the denomination of i
} the authors. The List is of interest j
iio church people, and I print it here:,!
"The Ministry of Intercession, An
! drew Murray;
Autobiography, Chas. G. Finney;
Evangelism Exemplified, Luther E.
, Todd;
i The Price of Power. liolden;
i The Passion for Men, Hallenbeck; j
! Taking Men Alive, Chas. G. Trum
bull ;
' Pastoral and Personal Evangelism,'
i Chas. L. Goodell;
The Child for Christ. A. H. Mc
j Kinney;
How to Bring Men to Christ, R. A.
I Torrey;
Everyday Evangelism. Wm. Leete;
The Soul-Winning Church, L. G.
Broughton."
Laying the. TAnex.
' After the bishops and presiding el
ders had given their endorsement to
[the project, and it had been learned
that the churches were sympathetic, a
i schedule like this was laid down: All
I the preachers' meetings engaged to
j give the "Win One" campaign right of
way. .January was set apart for spe
jcial preparation by the preachers,
j February was made the month for or
ganizing the laymen and setting up
J efficiency and increased attendance
I campaigns In the Sunday Schools and
i Epworth Leagues. A religious census
jof the community was included. A
; special drive was to be made for
church letters which newcomers had
failed to present. April Ifi was set
apart as "Decision Day" and "Go To
Church Sunday."
Reports indicate that in the more
than a thousand churches affected
there already has been a great stimulus
of interest. Church members get far
ther by having something to do than
by merely being preached at. The en
listment of workers has been no small
task, but it has already been equiva
lent to a revival /or many congrega
tions.
The conviction that a church and a
| pastor are fully competent to conduct <
their own evangelistic meetings is per- i
haps the greatest contribution of all. L
j If the Texas meetings this month bring I,
I forth the expected results, it is inevit
able that the plan will spread to all '
denominations and to the whole coun-1,
try. I
For two things are assured; The
. Church is newly aroused to the import-:
i ance of evangelism. And, equally, the j <
| Church is discontented with present j
methods of professional evangelism, i
Perhaps the lone star has led the way 1
out—THE RELIGIOUS RAMRI.KR.
Carlisle Colored Men
Now Serving in Mexico
Special to the Telegraph
Carlisle, Pa., April 7.—Upwards of I
• twelve Carlisle men are in the Tenth I
Cavalry, the "Fighting Tenth" and
: details of the last engagement in i
I which a force from this regiment scat- i
'tered a band of Villa's men are anx-l
I iously awaited here, in addition other
| Carlisle men are with the Ninth Cav- ]
airy and Twenty-fourth Infantry, also
jin that section. The Carlisle men
1 mainly enlisted two years ago after
] the Tenth passed through this sec
tion in a march to maneuvers at Win- j
; Chester, Va., In all, fifteen are known j
to be in the three regiments.
DIiA 1N COM M EXCKMEXT
Special to the Telegraph
Plain, Pa., April 7.—Plans are be-1
Jing completed by the high school for |
j the commencement exercises which I
i will be held on Friday evening, April j
21. Baccalaureate sermon will be de- j
livered in the Zion's Lutheran Church I
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, < When Dad and Ma. and Cousin Sarah and I sat down J
i to the supper table, 1 knew I must watch myself or Cousin S
I- Sarah would start lier talk about me again. So 1 was good as could vjr J
!■ be. Yet Cousin Sarah just couldn't stop talking about what teacher I , ?
!; told her, though Ma kept quiet, and Pa, too. £
!; Finally Pa sez, "Cousin Sarah, are you still interested in house- \ i
■| hold ckonotnics (1 think that wuz the word lie used). "Yes," said jf^
1 J Cousin Sarah, and she talked about it ten minutes without drawing
. J "After supper is over I want to help you solve that problem." i IflSEra
1 j J savs Pa. So he shooed Katie, the cook, out of the kitchen when the ~ \ S
j«! table was cleaned off and showed how washing dishes with SAVE-A-CENT
|J 1 saved gas, cause you didn't need hot water. Then he scoured pots and puns J
iCin a Jiffy, showed how SAVE-A-CENT stopped the waste that scouring pow- rnultln s „ rah |uM vouM n't .top S
' 5 ders cause. Then he showed how it floated away while the wasteful, heavy (ll | k „ IK „hoiit what teacher told 4
% scouring powders would drop and flog the drains. "Now," he says, "why , lt . ri 5
S don't your Household Club encourage folks to buy a cake of this for 4 cents J
5 when it does more work, more easily and better than three 10-cent cans of c
i S powder." fl
.I 2 Cousin Sarah spoke right up, "T am goinK to giv e a dozen cakes of that wonder worker to poor f akrii- £
I ' lies and teach them how to save." "That's what 1 call practical charity," says Dud, "and I'll give ancftncr £
, 1 S dozen cakes to you to Klve away," he said, "providing you let Susie buy them all for us." J
| c T tell you my Dad Is "some salesman." j
i Friday Yours sincerely, SUBIE SMART. ijj
SAVE-A-CENT S WunT S j
' does everything anv scouring powder docs, does il more £
easily and lasts as long as any three lOe cans, because it
' does not waste. Yet it costs only 40, at any grocer's, while Jj
! t cans scol,nn K powder cost 5c and 10c. ?
All Good Grocers *
on Sunday, April 16, by the Rev. J. C.I
Keighard, pastor. Junior class day, I
a comedy-drama in four acta, entitled i
"A Daughter of the Desert," will be j
given on Saturday evening, April 22. !
LCTHKKAN CONFERENCE IN MAY
Special to the Telegraph
York Haven, Pa., April 7. York j
county conference of the West Penn- I
sylvania Synod of the Lutheran church ;
has fixed May 16 as the dale for j
meeting here in St. Paul's Church.
WHY "AINURIC"
IS AN INSURANCE AGAINST SUDDEN DEATH!
Sufferers From Backache, Rheumatism and Kidney Trouble.
Before an Insurance CompaJiy will
take a risk on your life t'n» vxavnlning
1 physician w ill test the urine and report
i whether you are a good risk. When
your kidneys get sluggish and clog,
you suffer from backache, sick-head
ache, dizzy spells, or the twinges and
pains of lumbago, rheumatism and
gout. The urine is often cloudy, full
of sediment; channels often set sore
land, sleep is disturbed twq or three
I times a night. This is the time you
I should consult some physician of wide
| experience-—such as Or. Pierce, of the
> Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute,
I Buffalo, N. V. Send him 10c. for large
I trial package of his new discovery—
"Anurlc." Write him your symptoms
land send a sample of urine for test.
! Kxperience has taught Dr. Pierce that
I "Anuric" is the most powerful agent
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Lykens School Building
to Be Completed This Year
Special to the Telegraph
Dykens, Pa., April 7.'—The board ot
directors of the l.ykens public schools
jis ready to receive bids from con
tractors for the work to be done on
| the school building this summer. The
front wing is to be rebuilt so as to
I conform with the work done on the
main wing last summer. All bids foi"
jthe work must be in before April 22*
|in dissolving uric acid, as hot wate»
melts sugar, besides oeiti£ absolutely!
harmless and is endowed with other
properties, for it preserves the kidney*
in a healthy condition by thoroughly,
cleansing them. Being so many
more active than litliia, it clears th«|
heart valves of any sandy substancei
which may clog them and checks tha
degeneration of the blood-vessels, as
well as regulating blood pressure.
"Anuric" is a regular insurance an<J
life-saver for all big meat eaters and
: those who deposit lime-SHlts in theil
: joints. Ask the druggist' for "Anuric"*
, put up by Dr. Pierce, in 50-cent pack*
! ages.
i Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for thd
liver and bowels have been favorably
t known for nearly 60 years.— Advert
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