15

met the teachers and officers of the Sun-
day School, the young people and Mis-
sionary Volunteers in the Young Peo-
ple's Building, in a heart-to-heart talk
about Christ, Our Victory—the one who
bears fruit through us, and who can
bring our scholars and friends to Him-
self, if we are filled with His Spirit. Mr.
Trumbull spoke again on Sunday morn-
ing, at the Tabernacle, of The Impor-
tance of the Death of Jesus Christ, in
contrast with the minor importance of
His life, which would have been of no
avail without its climaxing atonement
for sin.

On Sunday afternoon the young peo-
ple of our Christian Companionship
Club (which has just said goodbye to
three of its number leaving for a mis-
sionary training school to prepare for
work on the foreign field) were so filled
with love and the desire to spread the
Gospel, that they agreed to give $1.660
for missions. Just one organization! In
announcing the glad news, Rev. Mr.
Woolley said, "Now, if they can afford
to do that, on top of all the rest they
are doing, for most of them are already
giving to the lot, the current church ex-
penses, and foreign missions in other
ways, in the Sunday School and in the
Church—if they can do that, surely we
can do something for the glory of the
Lord." Surely our hearts are burning
within us, in the great desire to see
souls saved in these "night hours of the
world before the morning cometh."

In the evening Pastor William Fetter
made a stirring appeal for help in the
evangelization of Russia, a large num-
ber of young people volunteering to pre-
pare for service in that land, which is
now open for the first time to the Gos-
pel. Among them were many Russian
speaking people, particularly some splen-
did specimens of Russian manhood.

Although we greatly miss our beloved
Pastor, still the Lord is in the midst
pouring out His blessings, and we are
glad to follow Mr. Rader in our prayers
that he may be used to lead many souls
to Jesus on this tour, and be given
money enough to carry the Gospel quick-
ly to the boys in the trenches, through
the Salvation Army. Mr. Rader has
visited Dallas and Houston, Texas;
Tulsa, Okla.; Los Angeles and San
Francisco, Cal., and is touring North-
ward from that point. As he is speaking
many times a day, he has not had the
time to send special messages to GOOD
NEWS, but we hope to have something
from him for next week's issue.

A "Thank You"

Mr. E. Y. Woolley, Moody Tabernacle,
Chicago.
Dear Mr. Woolley:

Again I wish to express my thanks to
you and to your congregation for the
use of the Rader Tabernacle during the
past year. As you know our assembly
hall is too small for practical use. We
cannot seat more than 600 in it with
comfort, and as our school numbers
about 2,400 men and boys, you will ap-
preciate what the free use of the Rader
Tabernacle means to us. During the
past five months it has given us splendid
service. You have never made any
charge and the hall has always been in
good condition. I appreciate what it
has meant to you to heat it during these
months. In war time especially school
mass meetings are very effective as a
means of inculcating patriotism. The
campaigns for Liberty Loans, Red Cross,
Y. M. C. A. Thrift Stamps, Farm Boys
would not have been nearly so effective
at Lane if it had not been for your
help.

I speak for the entire school and for
the parents of the pupils in offering
my thanks.

Yours truly,
(Signed) WM. J. BOGAN,
Principal, the Lane Technical School.
Jan. 29, 1918.

Are you chosen of the Master
Have you heard His tender call?
Has He bid you rise and follow
Where He leads, forsaking all?

He seeks not the great and mighty,
But the lowly, meek and mild,
Who are plastic in His fingers
As a weak and helpless child.

He will make, and mold, and fit you
For each task He bids you do.
All He asks is, "Are you willing,
Are you faithful, are you true?"

-A. B. C.

Daily Bible Readings:

Monday. Feb. 11, Mark 3:13-19.
Pray for—
Mrs. H. E. Bowe, Africa.
Class 500, Mr. Meckers, Boys.

Tuesday, Feb. 12, Luke 6:12-16.
Pray for—
Helena Waterman, China.
Beginners' Department.

Wednesday, Feb. 13, John 15:15-27.
Pray for—
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Christian, India.
Class 503, Minna Oie's, Young
Women.

Thursday, Feb. 14, Luke 14:25-35.
Pray for—
Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Warren, South
Africa.
Class 518, Mr. Carstensen's, Young
Men.

Feb. 15, John 17:8-21.
Pray for—
Mr. and Mrs. Allison, Central
America.
Class 529, Miss Edith Hanson, Girls.

Saturday, Feb. 16, Matt. 10:14-25.
Pray for—
Rose M. Horton, Africa.
Girls of Faith, Miss Johnston's
Girls.

Sunday, Feb. 17, Matt. 19:23-30.
Pray for—
Elvira Malmstrom, Central America.
Class 517, Mrs. J. Fenton's Girls.

Lesson for Feb. 3, Jesus Lord of
the Sabbath, Mark 2:13-3:6.

Lesson for Feb. 17, Jesus Teaching
by Parables, Mark 4:1-20.

CAMPAIGN PRAYER
MEETINGS

Preparatory to the Billy Sunday meet-
ings, neighborhood prayer meetings are
to be held on Monday and Thursday
evenings at 7:30 o’clock, the following
homes being open for prayer. The
Moody Church district is bounded by
North Ave., Center St., Lincoln Park
and the river. Find the prayer meeting
nearest your home on your street. If
your name is listed here, you are in-
vited to meet at the Chicago Boys' Club
Bldg., at 1725 Orchard St., on Saturdady
night, February 11th, at 7:30, for special
prayer and instruction. This preliminary
meeting will be in charge of Rev. P. C.
James, Supervisor of Section A, Lincoln
Park District.

Mrs. Geo. A. Shipp, 1702 N. LaSalle
St., 3rd floor.

Mrs. F. Deno, 146 Engenie St.

Mrs. Sophie Krause, 1741 Larrabee St.

Mrs. Wilfred Noble, 1702 N. LaSalle
St.

Mrs. W. G. Johnson, 227 Engenie St.

Mrs. Elizabeth Holsslau, 334 Wiscon-
sin St.

Mrs. F. Schwartz, 1908 Sedgwick St.

Mrs. W. W. Schofield, 1650 Sedgwick
St.

Mrs. Fred Schmitt, 1875 Howe St.

Mrs. Marie Kamp, 334 Star St.

IF YOU ARE A YOUNG WOMAN,
alone in Chicago, and want a good
Christian home, you will be welcome at
the Moody Church Young Women's
Home, 1015 N. LaSalle St. Rates $4.75
per week including three meals per
day. Room for two or more at this
date.

the previous whole night in prayer
(Luke 6:12). He apparently had many
more disciples or followers but from
among them He chose those twelve for a
distinct purpose. The selection of these
twelve men was no doubt a very impor-
tant matter. If the Lord needed to
spend a whole night in prayer before se-
lecting His officers how much more
should the church pray and look to God
for guidance when the matter of select-
ing officers for church or Sunday School
work is before them. At such times one
thing must be kept in view definitely
and that is the glory of God and the
best interest of and in His work. Per-
sonal preferences must not be consid-
ered.

The Lord's object of this appointment
was "that they might be with Him," for
instruction and training, no doubt, and
then "that He might send them forth to
preach and to have authority over sick-
nesses and to cast out demons" (R. V.).
They were to be His representatives,
teach His doctrine and do His works.

All these things stirred up His ene-
mies the more against Him, until some
of his Kinsmen (vs. 21 marg., R. V.)
came to take Him away saying, "He is
beside Himself" Even His mother and
brothers came to the house and asked
to have an interview with Him (vss. 31-
35). "for even His brethren did not be-
lieve on Him" (John 7:5, R. V.).

No wonder we are encouraged to
"consider Him that endured such con-
tradiction of sinners against Himself"
(Heb. 12:3), lest we become wearied in
our trails and oppositions.—C. H. Brun-
ner, Home Department Quarterly.

MEETINGS IN
TABERNACLE

Will not be held on week nights until
further announcement. The Taber-
nacle will be open on Sundays, as
usual. Old Fashioned Prayer Meet-
ing in Moody Church Lecture Room
Wednesday nights is crowded with
folks, testimonies, and blessings. With
the Tabernacle closed, be sure and
meet the Lord at the

MOODY GOSPEL MISSION

604 N. Clark St. Services nightly 7:45.
Program for week ending Feb. 9, 1918.

Sunday, Feb. 3.
The Mission Orchestra.
Rev. W. S. Jacoby, Speaker.

Monday, Feb. 4.
The Friendly Bible Class.
Mrs. Woolley's Bible Class.
Mr. William F. Sharpe, Speaker.

Tuesday, Feb. 5.
The Christian Companionship Club.
Rev. John W. Lee, Speaker.

Wednesday, Feb. 6
The Bible Classes of Misses Tilgren,
Kindred, Hansen, and Mrs. Fenton.
Mr. E.D. Davis, Speaker.

Thursday, Feb. 7.
The Moody Usher Band.
A great night of song and testimony.

Saturday, Feb. 9.
The Gabriel Quartette.
H. Oates, Speaker.
BE A MISSIONARY!

NOTICE.

DR. JAMES E. WALKER, the ad-
vance representative of the Billy Sun-
day Party, will speak at the Moody
Tabernacle Sunday morning on How
Billy Sunday Does Things. Rev. John
Wesley Lee will speak at night.

Class No. 535—Lydia Haug ....59

Class No. 500—George Mecker..33-5/11

Class No. 503—Minna Oie .....33-5/11

Class No. 518—A. N. Carstensen.29

Class No. 513—Mrs. Woolley ...27-4/11

Class No. 501—Isabel Johnston..24-4/11

Class No.504—T. J. Crofts.....18-4/11

Class No. 525—Helen Brown...13-2/11

Class No. 527—Gert. Germann...12-9/11
Intermediate Dept.

Class 309—Adele Johnston......12-3/11

YOUNG BUSINESS WOMEN'S
CLASS: 4:15 p. m. Young People's
Bldg., third foor. Teacher, Mrs. F. C
Hachtel. Lesson, "Jesus Chooses the
Twelve," Mark 3:7-35. Everybody wel-
come.

YOUNG WOMEN'S BIBLE CLASS:
4:15 p. m. Birdies' Room, first floor,
Chicago Ave. Teacher, Miss Stockwell.
Sunday School lesson for following
week. Special music. Luncheon served
at 6 o'clock for those staying to evening
service.

FRIENDIY BIBLE CLASS: 3 p. m.
Tabernacle. Everybody welcome, young
and old.

YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLE'S
CLASS: Young People's Bldg., second
floor, 3 p. m. Splendid meetings.

BIBLE STUDY CLASS AND FEL-
LOWSHIP MEETING FOR YOUNG
MEN. Wednesday, February 6, Birdies'
Room, Moody Church, 6:45; prayer
meeting, fellowship meeting, business
meeting, Bible study and personal work
class. Mr. Eilert Johnson is giving a
series of interesting and instructive Bible
studies. The Fellowship Club also meets
Sunday afternoons at 1:30, third floor,
Youns People's building. All young men
invited.

SATURDAY STUDY CLASSES.
Missionary Volunteers, young folks, all
who want to study, gather Saturday
evening, third foor, Young People's
Bldg. 6:45 Bible study in prophecy;
7:30 personal work study; 8:15 mis-
sionary hour: 9:00 prayer meeting. In-
structors, Miss Stockwell, Mr. Eilert
Johnson, Mr. Percy C. James, Mr. A. L.
Carstensen and visiting missionaries.

FRIENSHIP CLUB, for those 13 to
17 years old, fourth foor, Young Peo-
ple's Bldg., 4:20 p. m. Sunday. Splendid
meetings.

MEN'S MEETING, Thursday nights,
6:30, at Moody Church for supper. No
charge.

CHOIR MEETING, Thursday nights,
6:30, at Moody Church for supper.

HOLIDAY CONCERT
SERVICE

On WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY
the MOODY BAND AND ORCHES-
TRA will give a great concert service at
the Big Moody Tabernacle, North Ave.
and Clark St. If you failed to hear
their last concert, you cannot afford to
miss this one. Come before 7:30 p. m.
and get a good seat.

Home Mission Work

Mr. C. A Erickson, superintendent of
the Junior Department of the Moody
Sunday School, and Mr. Mortimer Hab-
icon, evangelist, member of the Moody
Church, are starting for a trip in the
Ozark region, to organize new Sunday
Schools, encourage those planted by
them in former visits, and to preach the
Gospel in closed churches. Let us hold
them up in prayer as they go among
these needy mountaineers.

the Tabernacle closed, be sure and

meet the Lord at the

The Mission
Rov. WV. S.

Sunday, Feb. 3

at Lane if it had not been for your

Monday, Feb. 4.

I speak for the entire school and for

lone in Chicago, and want a good

the parents of the pupils in offering

hristian home, you will be welcome at

the Moody Church Voung Women's
Home, 1015 N. LaSalle St. Rates 84.71

per week including three meals per

Principal, the Lane Technical School.

day. Room for two or more at this
date.

Jan. 29, 1918

BIBLE STUDY CLASS AND FEI.
OWSHIP MEETING FOR VOUNC
MEN. Wednesday, February 6, Birdies

RRoom, Moody Church, 6:45; prayer

meeting, fellowship meeting, busines

studies. The Fellowship Club also meets
Sunday afternoons at 1:30, third foor,

Vouns People's building. All young men
invited

SATURDAY STUDY CLASSES.

Missionary Volunteers, young folks, all

who want to study, gather Saturday

Mr. William F. Sharpe, Speaker.
Tuesday, Feb. 8.

Johnson, Mr. Percy C. James, Mr. A. 1

arstensen and visiting missionaries.

PRIENSHIP CLTE for those 13 to

17 years old, fourth foor, Voung Peo-

CHOIR MEETING, Thursday nights,

The Christian Companionship Club.

6.30. at Moody Church for supper.

Rev. John W. Lee, Speaker.
Wednesday, Feb. 6
Kindred

structors, Miss Stockwell, Mr. Filert

3:30, at Moody Church for supper. No
charge

Urs. Woolley's Bible Class

The Bible

30 personal work study; 8:15 mis

sionary hour 9:00 prayer meeting. In

MENS MEETING, Thursday nights

The Friendly Bible Class.

HOLIDAY CONCERT

lasses of Misses Tilgren

SERVICE

Hansen, and Mrs. Fenton.

THE UPWARD WAY
V
(Temptation)

Temptation is never sin. Satin will alwars tempt you. He tempted even the
Son of God. But Jesus can keep us from falling if we trust His promise and
power to keep. Read Jude 24; Matt. 14:30,31

There hath no temptation taken you but such as is common to man:

but God is faithful, who will not suffer vou to be tempted above that ye

are able; but will with the temptation also make a way to escape that ye
may be able to bear i2 1 Cor. 10:13

On WASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY

Davis, Speaker.

Thursday, Feb. 7.

the MOGBY BAND AND ORCHES.

Rev. E. I. Pace, Speaker.
Fridar, Fe. 8.
The Moody Usher Band.

and Clark St. If you failed to hear

their last concert, you cannot afford to

A great night of song and testimony.
Saturday, Feb. 9.

miss this one Come before 7:30 p. m.
and get a good seat.

Home Mission Work

The Gabriel Quartette.
I. Oates, Speaker.

Mr. C. A Erickson, superintendent of

BE A MISSIONARYI

Mrs. Fred Schmitt, 1875 Howe St
IF VOUARE A VOUNG WOMAN

help.

Hoor, 3 p. m. Splendid meetings.

les Blds, 4:20 p. m. Sunday. Splendid
meetings

Orchestra

acoby, Speaker

the Junior Department of the Moody

Sunday School, and Mr. Mortimer Hab-

NOTICE

Mrs. Marie Kamp, 334 Star St

would not have been nearly so effective

FOUNG MARRIED PEOPLES

LASS: Voung People's Bidg, second

the Big Moody Tabernacle, North Ave.

Mrs. W. W. Schofield, 1650 Sedgwick

V. M. C. A. Thrift Stamps, Farm Boys

and old.

Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Latchaw.

Mrs. F. Schwarts, 1908 Sedgwick St.

S1

PRIENDIY BIBLE CLASS: 3p. m

Tabernacte. Everybody welcome, young

TRA will give a great concert service at

Urs. Elizabeth Holsslan, 334 Wiscon
St.

sif

months. In war time especially school
mass meetings are very effective as a

service

Mr. and Mrs. Foss L. Fellers.

Mrs. W. G. Johnson, 227 Engenie St.

good condition. I appreciate what it

week Special music. Luncheon served

at 6 o'clock for those staying to evening

MSs. Roy M. Armitage, 1911 Sedgwict

Mrs. Wilfred Noble, 1702 N. LaSalle

charge and the hall has always been in

hicago Ave. Teacher, Miss Stockwell.

Sunday School lesson for following

Mr. E.D.

rs. Sophie Krause, 1741 Larrabee St

service. Vou have never made any

VOUNG WOMENSBIBLECLASS:
15 p. m. Birdies Room, first Hoor

Mrs. F. Deno, 146 Engenie St

Mrs. H. Kees, 1742 N. Park Ave

past five months it has given us splendid

Lesson, "Jesus Chooses the

Bids. 6:45 Bible study in prophecy

folks, testimonies, and blessings. With

Program for week ending Feb. 9, 1918

use of the Rader Tabernacle during the

lachtel.

Twelve, Mark 3:7-85. Everybody wel-

evening, third foor, Voung Peoples

evenings at 7:30 o’clock, the following

E. V. Woolley, Moody Tabernacle,

Bidg, third foor. Teacher, Mrs. F. C

Wednesday nights is crowded with

04 N. Clark St. Services nightly 7:45.

Chicago.

VOUNC BUSINESS WOMENS

LASS: 4:15 p. m. Voung Peoples

ing in Moody Church Lecture Room

to be held on Monday and Thursday

IVS, but we hope to have something
from him for next weeks issue.

Dear Mr. Woolley:

nacle will be open on Sundays, at
usual. Old Fashioned Prayer Mect-

MoODY GOSPEL MISSION

omes being open for prayer. The

A Thank Vowr

further announcement. The Taber-

ngs, neighborhood prayer meetings are

ward from that point. As he is speaking

lass 300— Adele Johnston... 123111

series of interesting and instructive Bible

Class 517, Mrs. J. Fenton's Girls

Pastor, still the Lord is in the midst

lass No. 527—Gert. Germann... 12-9711
ntermediate Dept.

meeting, Bible study and personal work

TABERNACLE

Prav for

did specimens of Russian manhood

lass No. 525 Helen Brown... 132111

class. Mr. Eilert Johnson is giving

MEETINGS IN

irls.

pel. Among them were many Russian

speaking people, particularly some splen-

many times a day, he has not had the

ner, Home Department Quarterly

tay for—

ber of young people volunteering to pre-

lass No.504 T. 1. Crofts.... 184111

rothers came to the house and aske

Africa

can do something for the glory of the

lass No. 518-A. N. Carstensen 21
ass No. 513—Mrs. Woolley.. 27-4111

lass No. 501—Isabel Johnston. 24-4111

mies the more against Him, until some

Thursday, Feb. 14. Luke 14:25-35.

Class No. 503 Minna Oie..33.-5111

was that they might be with Him, for

Tuesday, Feb. 12. Luke 6:12-16.

work on the foreign field) were so filled

with love and the desire to spread th

Class No. 500—-George Mecker. 33-5111

The Lords object of this appointment come

Mrs. H. E. Bowe, Afric

three of its number leaving for a mis

sionary training school to prepare for

WM. T BOCAN.

and that is the glory of God and the

Monday. Feb. 11, Mark 3:13-19.

Club (which has just said goodbye to

(Signed

thing must be kept in view definitel

-A. B. C.

On Sunday afternoon the young peo-

Vours truly,

ng officers for church or Sunday School

work is before them. At such times on

Are you faithful, are you true

le of our Christian Companionship

my thanks

for guidance when the matter of select

All He asks is, "Are you willing,

avail without its climaxing atonement
for sin.

has meant to you to heat it during these

should the church pray and look to God

For each task He bids you do

His life, which would have been of ne

Mr.

ant matter. If the Lord needed to

Who are plastic in His finger.

He will make, and mold, and fit you

contrast with the minor importance of

tir

listinct purpose. The selection of these
welve men was no doubt a very impor-

But the lowly, meek and mild,

bring our scholars and friends to Him

self, if we are filled with His Spirit. Mr.

lass No. 535-Lydia Haug...59

(Luke 6:12). He apparently had many

icon, evangelist, member of the Moody

DR. JAMES E. WALKER, the ad
ance representative of the Billy Sun

day Party, will speak at the Moody
Tabernacle Sunday morning on Hov

Billy Sunday Does Things. Rev. John

Wesley Lee will speak at night

Sermons and editoriale by PaulRad-

or. Missionary

church news,
personal work,

Bible hincs,

current
events.

1

hurch, are starting for a trip in the

Mrark region, to organise new Sunday
schools, encourage those planted by

em in former visits, and to preach the

Cospel in closed churches. Let us hold

hem up in prayer as they go among

these needy mountaincers.

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