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Title: Christian herald
Year: 1913 (1910s)
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Contributing Library: Christian Herald Association
Digitizing Sponsor: Tisch Library, Tufts University

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and the descriptions of thevarious and varying conditions under which the work is carried on will trans-figure these dry numbers into the glowing code messages that tell the story ofthe great battle of peace as it is waged round the world. The great convention will impress the fact that through Jesus Christ therehath been made one brotherhood of all the nations and races of men. All raceprejudices and race ambitions must disappear, and this will mosteffectually be realized when all assemble together to partake ofthe Lords Supper. Elaborate preparations are being made to make the sessions ofthe convention both as interesting and as instruct-ive as possible. Prominent men from the manynations represented will deliver addresses and spe-cial services of many kinds are be-ing planned. The United Statesand Canada will be especially wellrepresented, as the president of theWorlds Sunday SchoolAssociation is Dr.George Bailey of Phil-adelphia, and two ofthe vice-presidents areContd on next page
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W. N. HARTSHORNV.-Pres. Worlds S. S. A. HON. J. J. MacLARENV.-f res. Worlds S. S. A. MARION LAWRANCESec. Worlds S. S. A. REV. F. B. MEYERPast Pres. Worlds S. S. A. J. C. HARTZELL V.-Preii. Worlds S. f>. A. DR. GEO. W. BAILEY /it.-,-. World:-; S. S. a. THE CHRISTIAN HERALD, May 7, 1913 Page 443 SEEKING CHICAGOS WAYFARER ONE HUNDRED wayfarers from thestreets of Chicago have united with thewell-known Immanuel Baptist Church ofthat city as a result of a unique and prac-tical campaign that church has made for them.The accompanying photograph shows a group ofmen, most of whom first came to the church forhelp and employment, and have since become activechurch members. On some cold mornings last winter as many asa thousand hungry men have entered this churchto get warm and be fed. The pastor, Rev. John-ston Myers, arrives at the church at six A.M., often e^^--^:it.Mmy:,i \Mopenmg the doors to a hun- ydred men even at this earlyhour. Hundreds of men owetheir present jobs, both in-side and o

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