| Title |
VOL3NO05P04 |
| Article Title(s) |
Anti-Christian Amusements in Relation to the Church of Christ: Declamation of Salt Lake Ministers, Merchant's Lunch, Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church |
| Page |
04 |
| Subject |
Liberty Park (Salt Lake City, Utah); Salt Lake City (Utah); Salt Lake County (Utah); East Side Baptist Church (Salt Lake City, Utah); First Baptist Church (Salt Lake City, Utah); Baptist Church (Salt Lake City, Utah); Baptist Church--Utah--Salt Lake City; Baptists--Utah--Salt Lake City; Methodist Episcopal Church; Methodist Church; Methodists; Episcopal Church; Episcopalians; African Methodist Episcopal Church (Salt Lake City, Utah); Iliff Methodist Episcopal Church (Salt Lake City, Utah); Liberty Park Methodist Episcopal Church (Salt Lake City, Utah); First Methodist Episcopal Church (Salt Lake City, Utah); Second Methodist Episcopal Church (Salt Lake City, Utah); Methodist Episcopal Church (Salt Lake City, Utah); Methodist Episcopal Church--Utah--Salt Lake City; Methodist Church--Utah--Salt Lake City; Methodists--Utah--Salt Lake City; Episcopal Church--Utah--Salt Lake City; Episcopalians--Utah--Salt Lake City; Westminster Presbyterian Church (Salt Lake City, U |
| OCR Text |
Show THE CHURCH REVIEW. <br><br> Anti-Christian Amusements in Relation to the Church of Christ. <br> DECLARATION OF SALT LAKE MINISTERS. <br> The undersigned ministers, representing the various Evangelical churches of Salt Lake City, are conscious of an insidious worldly power and influence that are sapping the life and destroying the vitality and usefulness of the church of God in this city, and paralyzing the efforts of the pastors and of the consecrated members found in every church. <br> While Christianity has been a mighty moral power in this city, in turning many from sin to righteousness, and bringing spiritual blessings into thousands of lives; while it has made great progress during the past twelve years, the Evangelical churches increasing from four to 21, and the membership from 600 to over 3,000; while the moral influence going out from these churches is greater than that of all other agencies combined, in restraining wickedness, purifying individual and social life, and |
| Further Information |
This page has three sections. The first section is an article signed by the local evangelical ministers of Salt Lake City, Utah, and advises those Christians indulging in worldly things and supporting activities considered to be bad influences to stop pursuing such a life and instead to pursue a life of higher Christian morals. The second section announces a lunch to be given by the ladies of the East Side Baptist Church. The last section proclaims how the Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church will be held. |
| Format |
application/pdf |
| People |
Bartlett, Dana Webster, 1860-?; Beates, James F.; Gillilan, James David, 1858-1934; Hawkes, Winfield S., 1844-?; Hunt, Emmett G., 1858-?; Iliff, Thomas Corwin, 1845-1918; Jayne, George E., 1845-1924; McClain, Josiah; McNiece, Robert G. (Robert Gibson), 1839-1913; Nutting, John D. (John Danforth), 1854-1949; Steelman, Henry B., 1855-?; Arnold, F. L. (Rev.); Bowman (Bishop); Cason, R. (Rev.); Clay, B. F., 1851-? (Rev.); Fowler (Bishop); Lister, J. B. (Rev.); Mabry, W. D. (Rev.); Thoburn (Bishop); Walden (Bishop) |
| Setname |
wc_tw |
| ID |
1095478 |
| Reference URL |
https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s64b3061/1095478 |
