Church Review/Vol. 3/No. 18

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THE CHURCH REVIEW. <br><br> Resolutions of Appreciation. <br> Whereas, Rev. Chas. F. Richardson, president of the Ogden Christian Endeavor Union, was so earnest, untiring and unselfish in his efforts to make the C. E. convention of April 3rd and 4th a success. Therefore, be it <br> Resolved, that we believe it was through the zeal of our president that a great measure of this success was reached and that we extend to him a grateful acknowledgement and our cordial appreciation of all he did in the work. <br> CHRISTIAN Y. P. S. C. E. <br> Signed, CONGREGATIONAL C. E. <br> PRESBYTERIAN C. E. <br> Ogden, Utah. <br><br> Grand Musical Concert. <br> The concert to be given May 7th under the auspices of Phillips Congregational church promises to be the best one of the season. Among those who are to take part are the following: The Orpheus club, Mrs. Plummer, Mr. H. S. Ensign, Prof. Radcliffe, Miss Geneva Jennings, Mr. E. Olsen and Prof. Daynes. The admission will be the popular price, twenty-five cents. <br> Salt Lake City. <br><br> Methodist - Heber. <br> Heber now has another assistant missionary. The pastor and wife desire to thank their friends at Park City for the effort put forth to make their marriage on last Monday, such a pleasant occasion, and especially the members of Ladies Aid society and Epworth League, for the many useful and beautiful gifts presented and also the friends at Heber for the splendid reception that waited their arrival here. And last, but by no means least they desire to thank Dr. Iliff for coming out from Salt Lake to perform the ceremony that made them husband and wife. <br><br> HEATH M. E. CHURCH. <br> The church was most beautifully decorated Easter Sabbath and large attendance at Sabbath school and preaching. The League got wonderfully stirred up on Job, last Sabbath evening; let it be so again tonight. We must have a picnic for the Sunday school children soon. Who is in favor of it? The Junior League is doing finely. <br> Sisters Briggs and Price are good Leaders. The primary class miss Sister Foulks very much, severe sickness in her home for several weeks having kept her away from church. Little Merle is no better. Bro. Price will lead League tonight. The service will begin at 7 p. m. Subject! "Mystery of evil." Job 6:1-4, Job 7:1-11 <br> Bro. Dumoile was seriously hurt in the shops last week and is confined to his bed and will be for one month, so the physician says. This is bad but, very fortunate it is no worse. Sisters Briggs and Price are working hard to raise all they can on the pastor's salary. Everybody ought to do their very utmost to help on this, if for no other earthly reason, because of the hard and successful work in erecting the church and gathering a good congregation. Everybody help some. Sermon tonight by pastor at 8 p. m. Church on cor. of 8 West and 3d South. <br> Salt Lake City. <br><br> PEOPLE'S GOSPEL MISSION. <br> J. B. Lister left last night for Pocatello for revival service and will remain several days. Evangelist Leppert will no doubt go also on Tuesday. During their absence Bro. Bowler will have general supervision of the mission. It is hoped that, all the friends of the mission will stand by the work for the next two weeks. <br> Organ and gospel wagon fund has a good start, praise the Lord. The street organ will cost $50.00 delivered here and there is wanted $150.00 more for the wagon fund. On the return of the leaders from Pocatello the wagon work will begin. Praise the Lord, let your light shine by sending us a check for the work. Park City, Provo, Ogden and other cities are included in the invitation. You can contribute money for natural gas display and the like; why not to help on the blessed work of salvation? Dollar checks will help us materially. <br> During the revival service at First M. E. church and the tabernacle service of the Central Christian church on State street near the Knutsford hotel, services in our mission will be suspended, excepting the Sunday school at 3 p. m. on Sundays, and all of the workers of the mission are earnestly requested to attend those meetings and help in all ways to win souls to Christ and especially do we urge the members of the mission to pray for the success of the revival. May God pour out His Spirit on the people until all shall be blessed, J. B. LISTER. <br> In charge of Gospel Mission. <br> Salt Lake City. <br><br> Miss Willard says Hugh Price Hughes' East London mission is the most successful thing in England. It is the most up-to date effort for the evangelization of the masses, the most ingenious, and has in it the most ability. <br><br> The Metropolitan Tabernacle, London, with a membership of 5,000, is the best-attended place of worship in England. <br><br> A White Cross Society has been formed in Burmah to combat the social evils existing there, with the chief commissioner of Burmah Sir Alexander Mackenzie, as chairman. <br><br>