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In which Is merged The Reformed Presbyterian Standard and also Ovir Banner Volume 59. Whole Number L520. NEW VORK, NOVEMBER 19, 1913. 1105 Tribune Building, New York. Published Weekly $2.00 Per Year Single Copy 10 Cents • TO THE MEHBERS OF THE COVENANTER CHURCH. Dear Friends:—Work was started in connection with the Mission to The Jews on October 5th, It took a few days to get the building cleaned but there was time for some visiting before Sabbath, the 12th, Saturday we opened the doors and had a Cumber of callers. Among these was quite a number of children. One boy, by the name of Samuel, grew so enthusiastic over his new found friends, that he would go out and pull his more backward companions Into the building and introduce them to us. He was very friendly and told us that his father had a fruit store (which one of his chums immediately said was a push cart) and that his father was very rich; that he had a dollar and quarters ani twenty fives. He also told us that he was 8 1-2 years old, which, when Miss Forsythe visited his father, she found to be reduced to seven. This same Samuel, we also found, stays out on the streets until midnight and his father thinks that he cannot do anything. On Sabbath we held our first Sabbath School, We had perhaps, fifteen or sixteen boys and girls, but their older brothers and sisters and their parents came and took them out by force until we only had four or five left. The crowd outside was cursing the name of Christ and beat the children when they went out and tore up the papers and cards that they had received. On .October 9th we had only four boys who braved to come into Sabbath School, but we had a number of friends and workers who came to be with lis and they held a prayer meeting. The next Sabbath we had sixteen boys and girls present and last Sabbath we had twenty-two, in spite ot the fact that intimidation and physical force are used to prevent their coming. It would be a novel experience for most of our Sabbath School scholars through the church to be beat for coming to Sabbath School and to come as the sister of the aforementioned Sam-uel came last Sabbath, namety title front door and was prevented rom com ink in and then beat the crowd around the square ind fiet in by the side door all out o breath, but not the least bit afraid, Samuel's enthusiasm did not last long as he has never returned, but we C e to havi him using his powers m our 'tlss'lolsythe has been holding --/^S -1-°1 for both boys and girls twice a week and the oung People's Topx—November 30. God's word and to sing the psalms. It also helps gjreatly to get them to come on the Sabbath. We have had night classes for the study of English, twice each week, and while we have only two pupils, we have had a number of visitors and the night school has given us the best opporutunlty to talk concerning the claims of Jesus Christ, The public preaching of the gospel was started on Sabbath evening, October 26th, Doctor Mc Feeters kindly preached for us and we had a large attendance of our Covenanter brethren. Mr. Wilson and the members of the Srd Church changed their service to the afternoon in order to be with us and Mr. Pearce preached to the members of the 2nd Church, so that Doctor McFeeters might be with us. Every chair in the building was occupied and there were a few Hebrews present. We had a splendid sermon and we hope and pray that the vision and prophecy of the sermon may soon be fulfilled, AVe are very much encouraged by the sympathy and help we are receiving from the pastors and the members of the different congregations. We cannot tell them how much we appreciate their presence and help at all the meetings. We are also encouraged by the opposition that the devil has seen fitto stir up. He seems to think that it is worth his while opposing us, A word as to our needs. Like all Missions, tbe treasurer needs money. He says that there Is special need this year which others will tell you of. We can use usable clothing of all kinds, and some toys would not be amiss for the children, who have very little to brighten their lives. Then Miss Forsythe can use ginghams, muslin and outing flannel in the Sewing School. Our greatest need, however, is believing prayer. Nearly everyone who speaks or writes to us encourages us by telling us that we have a hard field. We are likelv to get to know the truth of their statement. We are glad to hear that some are making us and the work a matter of special prayer, and I would like to ask all who believe that the work is difflcult that as soon as they read this letter that they would turn to The Gospel of Matthew, chapter 21, and verses 21-22 and claim Christ's iiromise for the difficulty. Then we can thank Hini for the hard work and reioice that "there is nothing too hard for the Lord." Stbbith School Lesson—December Sincerely yours, R, A. BLAIR, Mission address, SOO South 5th St., Philadelphia.
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