We expect to hear of grent things done on and by this day of prayer. Messages were carly sent, asking} the ce-operation of Christians in Tsingtao, Peking, Peitatho, Tientsin; in Hankow, Hongkong, Amoy; in Japan and League of Chicago and the Keswick Convention, Eng-star this time in session.
Inid the burden of prayer] on the hearts of many, which ig in itself an earnest one that He will answer.
Time and again, on Sunday, the idea of holding a special evangelistic ing in Shanghai came out in Hrayer, and this may be the leading of the spirit, ONE oF THosk wx0 Proved Jesus did, believed on im,'
The sisters themselves had a rich and: never-to-bo-forgotten experience, The-Lord came to them not as He er, but as "the Resurrection and the Life."
We see our Lord's overflowing! tenderness of heart. 'Though know-about to bring stich joys hearts, yet "Jesus swept Lastly: this incident was the la: link. inthe chain of eircumstanc which were inexorably leading to that Death whereby' he. should slority God, and secure our salvation, Is it the Lord's purpose now to test which will stand, whether the A. Cites woman was electrocuted in Ying Hsiang Ziang village during last Friday's storm, Mespens of the Women's Associ the Consolation of Soldier at the Front held an entertainment meeting at the Sin Wu Dai Theatre at 2 p.m. on Saturday. 'There were Present about 1,000 Chinese: women. 'The meeting was presided over by, Miss Chu Chien-yah, president of the Ching Nyi Girls' School, who urged all women to engage in the revolutionary work so as to hasten the overthrow of the northern! militarists." Songs, dances, and several theatrical performances made up the programme.
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