Why People Will want the May Signs of the Times Monthly
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One of the features of the world-wide tour of the Chapman-Alexander Missionary Company “will be to leave a trail of Testaments more than 25,000 miles long.”
This great movement, with photographs of members of party, is described in an interesting way in this number.
Almost every one is familiar to some extent with the “Emmanuel Movement.” “It was in the fall of 1906 that the Emmanuel movement had its birth. Altho for years the Emmanuel Church was apparently one of the most prosperous churches in Boston, Drs. Worcester and McComb saw that she, like so many churches, was becoming more and more powerless to attract and hold the people.” Prof. Geo. W. Rine, in his article on the subject in this number, tells of the methods adopted by these leaders to “reinvest their church with the genuine faith and power of the Christian religion.” He goes into the whole subject thoroly, explaining the system of teaching so clearly that all may understand it.
“IS THE WORLD FACING A RELIGIOUS DESPOTISM?” is the heading of the article in the new Religious Liberty Department, in which incidents from state after state are presented showing exactly how religious legislation is regarded.
The Departments on TEMPERANCE and the HOME are filled with helpful, health-producing, educational articles.
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