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June 14, 1934 Arkansas Baptist State Covention Ouachita Baptist University Scholarly Commons @ Ouachita Arkansas Baptist Newsmagazine, 1930-1934 Arkansas Baptist Newsmagazine 6-14-1934 June 14, 1934 Arkansas Baptist State Covention Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarlycommons.obu.edu/arbn_30-34 Part of the Christian Denominations and Sects Commons, Mass Communication Commons, and the Organizational Communication Commons Recommended Citation Arkansas Baptist State Covention, "June 14, 1934" (1934). Arkansas Baptist Newsmagazine, 1930-1934. 10. https://scholarlycommons.obu.edu/arbn_30-34/10 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Arkansas Baptist Newsmagazine at Scholarly Commons @ Ouachita. It has been accepted for inclusion in Arkansas Baptist Newsmagazine, 1930-1934 by an authorized administrator of Scholarly Commons @ Ouachita. For more information, please contact [email protected]. "COURAGE BROTHER! 1DO NOT GREAT REVIVAL IN SOUTH STUMBLE" BRAZIL ''Courage, brother! do not stun-Jble, "Baptist work in South Brazil con­ J. E. Wills Though thy path be dark as night; tinues to alarm the enemies of the I believe that Jesus was God man. There's a star to guide the humble cause and to ple-ase the friends of if·ested in .the flesh. That He, as Trust in God and do the right! Christ. There were two candidates God, was born of a virgin, and there:. Though the road ·be rough and baptized last Sunday. One by the ;by became man. Being man He dreary, writer and one by the pastor of the was all fundamentally essential to And its end far out of sight, Floresta Baptist 'Church here· in .original manhood. He had every es.. Foot it bravely, strong or weary­ Porto Alegre. There could have sential nature, and was capable of Trust in God, trust in God. been a dozen baptized had we not every experience, of man as he was Trust in God and do the right! had the custom of waiting for the created of God. Yet Jbeing God, thus / fruits of christianity to apper be­ made flesh, ~e likewise was all that ' Perish policy and cunning, fore baptizing. Proper care for the was fundamentally essential to Perish all that fears the light! front door avoids having to open Deity. He had every essential na­ Whether losing, whether ~nning, the back door. ture and attribute of God, and was Trust in God and do the right! The City of Porto Alegre contin­ still-while in the flesh-the person Some will hate thee, some will love ues to grow at an alarming rate. of God, and possessed all the pas_ thee, One of the greatest needs now is sions, purposes, and powers of God. Some will flatte'l', some will slight: to have a Central Baptist Church (Any and all imitations ex·perienced Cease from man, and look above with a seating capacity of a thous­ by Him were self-imposed.) thee- and five hundred people. We have I believe that God's experience of Trust in God, trust in God, enlarged a little preaching hall three the incarnation was for a very de_ Trust in God and do the right! times in the last two months and it finite purpose. That purpose· be_ is too small now. It will only ac­ ing: (1) To reveal Himself to the ''Simple rule and safest guiding, comodate about two hundred people. DR. 0. M. STALLINGS world, (2) "To save His people Inward peace and inward might, Oh that God's people knew their from their sins:". I believe that Tulsa, Oklahoma. Star upon our path abiding, day of opportunity! Great crowds Jesus ddd all that was essentially Brother Stallings recently celebrat. Trust in God and do the right! are hearing the Word. We go to necessary for Him to do to accom· ed his tenth anniversary as pastor Courage, brother! do not stumble, the streets, parks, and open air to plish that purpose. of the Immanuel Baptist Church in Though thy path be dark as night; have many of our services and the Tulsa. He· is a native of Arkansas, I believe that He was therefore There's a star to guide the humble-­ people come and stand by the hun­ a graduate of Ouachita College and .both the historical fulfillment of Trust in God, trust in God, 'dreds with hats in their hands he-ar­ was a successful pastor at Mena be­ "The hope of Israel," and the ex­ Trust in God and do the rightt"­ ing the message of Cbrist. Moving fore going to Tulsa. When he be­ pression and experience of the eter· Ex. picture shows have places for their nal purpose of God for a lost world. came pastor at Immanuel in 1924 thousands-why could we not, as there were 427 mem•bers, now there I believe all this of Him: God's people, have a place where­ is a resident membership of 1,139. COLLECTING FRIENDS. the people could come and sit to First. Because it was just the na­ The equity in church property has Sue's collecting curious coins, hear the Word of God? We must tural-the most probable-thing for grown from $4,000.00 to nearly And I half suspect build a great "Central Baptist God to do. It is the nature of $70,000.00. We rejoice in the suc­ Every girl I go with joins Church" i\} Porto Alegre·. Pray for water to be wet, of fire to be- hot, cess of our Brother in the great Clubs that all collect- us and the lost of Brazil. and of God (who is Love) "to so love state of Oklahoma. Sincerely, Harley Smith, Box 118 the world that" He would do just 1 May s collecting butterflies Porto Al~gre. Brazil." that thing. To contemplate the na. In the dews and damps, ture of God is to expect Him to do and incid1ents connected with, His Maude's collecting postal cards, TEN GOLDEN RULES FOR just what He did in Jesus. ·birth. He was not born as other Jane's colltJcting stamps; HAPPINESS Second. Because Jesus was the babies are. According to prophecy, By Grenville Kleiaer complete fulfillment of God's prom. He. was born of a virgin. I believe Dolls of every nation dressed 1. Live a simple life. ises. Just here we could wish we that, and the !<act means eve'l'ything In costume lure Aileen, 2. Spend less than you earn. had a summary of His own address to me. That alone will explain the But my collection is the best 3. Cultivate ,a yielding disposi· to the two on the way to Emmaus reconciliation of Joseph, the appear_ r have ever seen. tion. when: "Beginning from Moses and ance to the shepherds. the "gloria in 4 . .Think constructively. from all the· prophets He interpret_ excelsis" of the angels, and the sup· I've a hobby that will last; 5. Be grateful. ed to them in all the scriptures the ernatural guidance and visit of the It's interest never ends. 6. Rule your moods. things concerning Himself." The wise men. My collection's growing fast­ 7. Give gen·erously. enactment and experience in His Fourth. Because of His superna.. l'm collecting friends. 8. Work and pray with right life of all that had been predicted tural nature. He was not like other ·-Mary Carolyn Davies. motives. '~by divers portions and in divers men. No analysis of human nature 9. Live in a daylight compartment. manners" could not have been accL will explain His nature. No theory At the rate the Baptists are grow­ 10. Keep close to God. - Ex. dential. God had definitely prom.. of the "product of His age" will ac.. ing at the end of the next genera­ ised something and in Jesus He was count for such a person as He was. tion there will be 10,000,000 Bap. Forgive us for the th;ngs we un­ fulfilling His promises. No comparison with any or all oth- tists in the Southern Convention·­ dertake without prayer.-C. E. Third. aecause of the character of, (Continued on Pa&'e 8) Burroughs. Matthews. Pa,re Two THE ARKANSAS BAPTIST June 14 termediate chapter met and visited coming fall I le1't Dermott to go to big tabernacle meeting 4 years a~. THE with Brother King. At the evening the Seminary. It was a real joy to I have an ope·n date 'beginning July service Brother King showed a se- · go hack and be with them in a 8th on account of cancellation of ARKANSAS BAPTIST ries of motion pictures of Chinese, meeting. The Lord wonderfully meeting. Offtc:lal Paper of Ark...... Bapttat blessed our efforts. There we·re Churclaea. their customs and some of the South­ ern Baptist Mission Fields in China. around 40 professions and 30 addi­ J. B. LUCK: We are to begin at Published Eve17 Thursday at Magnolia a revival meeting June 17 Uttle Rock, Arkanaaa tions. C. B. Hail of El Dorado had charge of the singing. He is a and Brother T. H. Jordan of Helena Entered at the Post Office at Little THE JlARASSED HOSPITAL doing the preaching and Pastor B. Jloek, Ark., aa second class mall mat• -great spirit and help in a meeting. ter. Aeceptan4e for mailing at special Baptists for the first time· in the B. Cox of Stamps to direct the sing· rate of postage provided !or in Section ing. 1108, Act of October 1, 1917, authorized Lee Gammill, Superintendent history of the town have first place .Jul:r 16, 1918. With increase in •prices through in the religious affairs of the town.
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