Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, December 11, 1912, Page 2

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SUNGLLOWS A SPECIALTY Let me show you Jome Lavelond homes I have built, LAKELAND, Phone 267.Green FLORIDA 2POCO00000M00O00000000000 | T A SQUARE DEAL If you wish to rent a house or have rent; If you have a house to acll or wish to purchase one; 1f, in fact, you desire 1) buy or seil anything in the line of real estate, this {8 my speclalty. See me before you close a deal. Full Information given checrfully ang freely. a4 house you wish o T . Aot T THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK W MBIENS ARALAL ADOG + annual ) e The Union, - Loldt of ( oman's onary [ coming torether at this time | vonld like to lead you, as a guide up | and as our oppor- tunities are pointed out before us, | may we get a broader vision of them, more fully what a4 mountain side, I realize responsibilities which these opportunities. Looking down over the past we stiould be ungrateful did we not re- turn thanks to God for what He has accompany 4. We should thank Him of prosperity in our Stalv} and for so many willing workers. Looking within ourselves awhile, lat to listen His stil! stall voiee, rapport with vork which we us strive to on the spirit have tion, The obiect of all Christian service [N} year shoudd he ™ souls for the closely Savii s oeach day oudd Lve done ing L our eYes as as we upon the ohject of athlen the object for marksman and then enabled us to do for Him in the year, Jack- | | | God | Ml wints us to do with them, and tlu-}» feen do the strive to keep our hearts | of the for considera- i Keeps ever 0 ve had i i osin the Southern which is three d of ns I Gagn has a responsibiiit own doors whole m shonld strive i spite cwn Lest sons and dangh- tors to vield their whole lives to thi r and overwhelming task. The top calls for the best, and thes: 1 also be trained, for such only work easily and well. Woman's Missionary Union is send some consecrated nich vithin her evire b sioi- anvions to imz women from Florida to the | Teaining school at Louisville, whic! | iz preparing many noble young wo- | men for Enlargement there, is the watchword ire admission. trained in e t 1ed Moses vears for 40 years of leadershin. « Baptigt spent most of his God's workmen were ars zone by, wring for a very nseful b riod of ser of Israci's fuil ©opportunit 1o can consequent the We nisht have b in. W, Lo S ee nes, while ¢ tobicet first and s many LOUr Wiy if foir v oand stad mist waoild know the CRANTH] B i God's work; 1 the work needs of the differ- *the fields where our missionaries working, and Uthe the way their work and its results, to understand find placed upon then the responsiblity of Missioa So in consideration of this, we in the @ means to- us for a more ac- wihiy, | e this T ent tiel and how of Wiy The wi re how," i= being done In ordep well, this ser \Vice wWe us stindy triist shall soon revel Mission Study ¢ vards pr ceptable And 1 would that this knowledge of the workers and their work ml"hl lead us to strive 58 as 1y o put ourselves in places, 1o see ity the bitities spread ont other words the tie thieir the picture as They s on all sides; in opportunities and responsibilities May we also teel the heart throbs ol desive as they feel them, and the beunding joy of souls saved throust their efforis. Then will their work, arne songe It Loeds, . be our work we thoroughly appreciate the in perfect sympathy wewill b ol to tuen on the supblication roewertul and with the are workers, in po- throu to the zood power, n and prayer giver o every and Porte rift Iorepeat not these strona, wonderiug ruths, becanse 1 feel in any “ense worthy to direct hopes that hearts may be so impressed that Will realize the power which we may DOSSCSS, you, by Do we APPRECIATE nities for service? Lot pressed it OUr opporin- us do as the old Sister ey- » Stop and count our “mep- 3othen we will realise that our all, or the best we can o cics™ every day i iz very small in return for all 1. doing for us Personal service adde ard of Excellence, |oto making one more point for us to strive for, and tiakes the work of the Woman's Mis- sionary Union a reality the the - not only for themselves lads us to see thay some missionaries but personal work is expected from each so ; Some States report schools mission Sup- established; sewing nony the poor, Visiting h . rescue work, children, cottage What will [Let it be ,immediate os- club work for prayer meetines. s your ling among the [ ete of work® needs of yonr and all Floridy an eflort to hetr | the conditions in oup reforn section, should unite in or soh door into forej opportun enjoying portunitivs stion some one hy He who gives a portion of needs and the possi- ali- but in their repetition our | ~and go! will be led astray by sects have been b Y ocon nete Wi v 1o return vialie of an opy I oW Napoleon wh ix o erneial ten minut hattle, o when the short period batth in the decisive moments are o time results of the the balance.” So life coming which call for ae- ha in batile of v ntly tion Many teaches one to gragp the opportuni- ties, hut come to these who are prepared for service; to those who are prepared to fill high positions. W, Mathews suid “A great occasion is worth to a mate, or spending so many years have enabled him to make of it."” Does not then the responsibility rest upon us to prepare for just as far God is opening up a great oppor- tunity the Christians of th! country in sending times a God-given instinet otlier times opportunities sopvice s possible? to v S0 many famish ing souls to our land to be fed with the bread of life. The missionaries can mission work at home lire nding w0 do foreizt withow ol eli- now, endangering in change wate, er learning a S many range | people here for oK. sanie are learning ous lingt br I qiestion, Moyers in answer to the wihnt do you consider the ticld in Hesitation, neatest inissi world™ said without U nited have all centered.” Are we ies towards them? SUEeS, Becaust e yog nationalities of the world meeting our responsibili- Are we feeding "tLem with the bread of life, or with ! | Room 7, Raymondo Buildirg. Flcnel20 -\_—_—_— liusks? Are not the years slipping by while we idly watch them com: Over L0oo,000 foreigners came to America during year, and more than 2 back to their native homes churches had done their daty, = large portion of these might been voluntary missionaries. the past LU0 went It tin The Baptists have trained workers among the foreigners in some of our cities, but should have them in all for the city is the mecca of the for- eigner, and we must watch well the | ground which we already posses it will be swept away from us on lh religiously restless tide. The Mormons are seeking to ma converts everywhere, and the se of truth must be well planted in :'1. hearts of our people or even mm their >mnolh words and plausible arguments Hearts ignorant of the Bible provide the greatest field for their reinforco- ments. Several non-Christian faiths Lave been here for years but 48 new into \m cn since 1900, What are we, Christian people, o irg to do about it? 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