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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1910

Page

5

Impressive Walnut Street meeting sways 28 to Christ

Mrs Rae Muirhead led a large Sunday afternoon assembly at Walnut Street Baptist Church where 1700 women attended the first in a series of campaign meetings. Twenty eight women moved to accept Christ as savior after a stirring sermon and choir and workers assisted in the invitation.

Walnut Street Baptist Church Rae Muirhead Christ Jesus Christ Jesus Church of Christ Calvary God Pilate Judas Judases Egypt Hell John Peter Lord Thomas Grace Saxe Muirhead Waterloo W.C. A First Baptist Church First Congregational Church West Waterloo High School East High Grace M. E. Church Grace Church Fred Baker Chicago Chautauqua Platform Sunday Emanuel Evangelical Church Court House Square Associated Charities

Overflow crowd at First Baptist church in Waterloo

Miss Anna Maclaren led a spirited song service at First Baptist to an overflow crowd from the tabernacle. Rev. Mr Honeywell’s sermon on Excuses drew four conversions. The piece notes Maclaren’s engaging leadership and Sunday’s praise, plus brief ads for laxative products and a grand kirmesse at Wilkes Hall.

Tabernacle First Baptist Church Mr Honeywell Anna Maclaren

Sunday Revival Draws 7500 Men to Waterloo Tabernacle

In Waterloo a massive Sunday afternoon gathering filled the tabernacle with about 7,500 men under one roof as Mr. Sunday spoke about the devil's boomerang. Local church groups met daily for noon luncheons to discuss the revivals and fundraising, with notable attendee Ralph Parlette noting the meetings' success and awaiting press coverage.

Old Pilate Hades Hell Waterloo The Tabernacle Waterino First Congregational First Baptist Walnut Street Baptist First Presbyterian GC. K. Fowler Mr. Sunday Ralph Parlette Lyceumite and Talent Chicago

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