REVIVAL MISSION.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2164, 1 June 1914, Page 3

REVIVAL MISSION.

Tlfa Revival Mission services were continued yesterday morning in tkv Vivian Street Baptist- Church, when Udouei I'owley, of the Salvation-Artev, preached from Hebrews 3-1.6, a very impressive sermon on "]?ull SalvMioit. fe in the afternoon. .Air. and* airs, J.?raiiisb,y comluetal a children's service, Mr Bramsby speaking from the text, M here is ttuthmg hid that aha.ll not ho known, A;message, he said, that makes the ovil-doer a.irsic!, but oiie that mokes tlvo:?o who want to do rliih'k flravct In the evening, the sorviee was held m tltß new Grand Opera Botsse, which ttas crotrdcu. Befote the Service began tie &alvatum Army Band .matched! tijfoiigli the streets anoGintchw* tltd servjdo.

Mrs, Braupby sang sc.vcral of the fa- ; vounte aittsiaa hymns, and h«r sinrnne i was nmrii appreciated. Mr. Braiisby «»bieefc of his address, : Daniel Daring to Do light." fie said many people at tho com men cement of their career were -often dared to do! wrong, with result® that brought to tbera a bitter experience. lie' urged Wis audience to. follow the liable exiitnpfe set them by Daniel. Dare to bo true said tho preacher, to thine <crtvft self, ts'iu* to your knowledge of njznt. Daro to he truo to tho "Word of (kid and let it bo your compass through Iffo, Dare to cTrallmige tlio tekfc of experience, s&Mi in tlio" Christian lives aroimd yon. "I dare yon," sjtid Mr. Brainabv, "to reject social advantage at the price of spiritual apostaev." "Kafl to lower tho flag at tlio behest of the enenifes of Christ. Not as some, wfjo Sell their spiritual birthright for a «mss of pottage. Unit, Use things tlrat hold you down." Finally, Mr. Brainsbv dared them to trust "that right is right, and right the day must win." The preacher mnslo an earnest appeal to tiioSs present to dare to talio their stat-id now for Jesus Christ. At tho after mooting, many responded to the appeal, There will bo a grand tlrankspivinc service to-miibt i» tiro Vivian Baptist Church at eight o'clock.