26 May 1915
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1915
Page
1
The article argues that the church must be more than an interior moral project and should act as a force for invasion and social salvation. It urges each member to dedicate energy to expanding the church’s reach, spreading principles, and engaging with the world, then notes a Coliseum meeting using an Edison phonograph to shape atmosphere.
Everett R Naftzger recalls early childhood hymns and their lasting impact on faith. He credits psalms and spiritual songs with guiding converts, lifting distressed souls, and sustaining revival meetings across years and experiences.
Phillips Brooks urges business people to innerly feed their minds and souls during spare moments. He argues that work life can richen the spirit if one lets God in, using daily duties to cultivate charity faith character and godliness rather than mere money.
A Cheyenne article notes four churches with 1200 plus members united to support a large city revival led by Everett R Naftzger. The campaign emphasizes disciplined, non sensational methods and praise for Naftzger as director and soloist. Final days urge continued generous support and reflection.
The Win One class at the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school is an adult Bible class for young men seeking God and fellowship. About fifty enroll and thirty attend weekly, led by Mrs. A. L. Putnam for three years with strong dedication. Members stay connected with old classmates, invite newcomers, and encourage talent and debate as part of a welcoming church social.
A reflective statement outlining a mother's beliefs in home, children, nature, books, duty, simple joys, and faith. It emphasizes the will of God, the safety of family, and training children to be faithful in religious life, invoking broad moral and social aims.
Ambiguous archaic line Likely a fragmentary note or verse stressing acting now rather than dwelling on yesterday or tomorrow. No clear event or人物.
Selected sayings emphasize mothers and teachers shaping children as the key to moral impact. The notes stress that religious influence begins in the home, with a mother’s example and a father’s support, to steer boys and girls toward Christ and away from vice.
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