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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1895

Page

6

Welcome Pilgrims to a Christian Endeavor Welcome

A poetic 1895 tribute from New England towns to a fifty thousand strong Christian Endeavor delegation. The verses praise unity, faith, and service, from Randolph to Boston, with fits of regional pride and religious fervor celebrating hospitality and shared mission.

New England

Welcome to Boston by the Sea for Endeavor Hosts

The Christian Endeavorers of ninety five gather in Boston with welcoming chorus and civic kindness. Messages from Mrs Mary B Hunt and Mary E Foster note hospitality, transportation, harbor trips, and shade seating as thousands join for a faith driven citywide assembly. The piece calls for cordiality, culture, and divine praise across the Old Bay State.

Judea Christian Endeavorers Boston Boston Common Willis Doane Rich Elm Street Hyde Park

Boston's Welcome to Guests from Far Off Cities

A Boston letter extols Christian Endeavor guests arriving in the city from distant places. The writer praises faith, hospitality, and friendly reception, urging readers to extend warm, loyal welcome and keep hope bright as visitors depart for home.

Banner of Welcome for Christian Endeavor Crusaders

A patriotic poem appeals for unity and action by Christian Endeavor groups across nations. The author Carl E. Dunshee and T. W. Curtis urge banners of peace, love, and Old Glory to unite in a crusade against corruption and evil, honoring liberty born in Columbia. The piece calls for deeds over words and a shared destiny among freemen.

Red Cross Carl E. Dunshee Samanda Park Cal

Welcome to Massachusetts Eagles in Boston Hub

A cordial welcome to Endeavorers uniting in God’s name. The verse invites friends from every land to Boston for prayer and praise, praying grace across the nation. It envisions fellowship, shared gospel work, and a future reunion in Canaan after service ends.

Greeting to visitors from towns to praise and pray

Francis H. Bing of 707 Shawmut Avenue Boston extends a cordial greeting to visitors from across the land. He asks that their stay in the old town foster harmony, love, and peace, deepening Christian unity and devotion to Christ and his church through their conclaves and meetings.

Hub Christ Blessed Redeemer Francis H. Bing Shawmut Avenue Boston

Hymns and Blessings From Walter Parf at Stoneham

Tune America and other verses welcome all tongues to Stoneham on July 6 as Walter Parf praises Endeavor band support. The piece calls young and old to join in praising Christ and unity across every clime with hope, faith, and charitable deeds.

Walter French Randolph Mass America Christ Stoneham Walter Parf

Awake We Welcome the Lord’s Army of Endeavorers

A hymnlike address invites readers to join in a Christ centered convocation for prayer and praise. The passage extols unity across lands and tribes under Jesus, urging banners raised high and hearts lifted to the Master. Carrie E Walton of Salem Massachusetts is named at the end.

Christ Moses the Lamb Jesus Carrie E. Walton Central Street Salem Mass

All hail ye soldiers bold Christ enrolled

A devotional verse urges Christians to stand firm against wrong and press on with courage. It proclaims Christ as standard bearer and guardian of truth, calling believers from all lands to unite, seek His favor, and trust His presence where prayers arise.

Ev'ry Land

Welcome to the Soldiers of Christ's Army

Endeavorers, receive the welcome We extend to thee, soldiers of Christ's army pledged to fight unto the end. Come ye now as came the Pilgrims to worship God in peace. Welcome thrice from earth's lands, from fields of earnest labor, leaving more to reap as ye speak of work accomplished in life's morn.

God Earth

Welcome to our city fair in the Man of Nazareth’s name

A devotional rally hymn invites hosts of Endeavor to march in service led by Jesus. It calls for welcome, praise, and the act of mercy, urging believers to bring strength, wealth, and beauty to the church and city. The text evokes Zion songs and divine presence guiding efforts and salvation.

Jesus Christ Man of Nazareth

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