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The Richmond Virginian
Richmond, Virginia
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Revival services at Union Station Methodist Church on Church Hill, led by Dr. W. Asbury Christian, have drawn large crowds and resulted in fourteen professions of religion, with seven received into church fellowship yesterday.
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DR. ASBURY CHRISTIAN SECURING PROFESSIONS FROM FOURTEEN.
A successful series of revival services being conducted in Union Station Methodist church by the pastor, Dr. W. Asbury Christian, have attracted large interest on Church Hill. There have already been fourteen professions of religion.
At both services yesterday the spacious auditorium was taxed to its seating capacity. Dr. Christian delivered an excellent talk and at the conclusion of it seven were received in the church fellowship.
At night the Sunday school room had to be used to accommodate the large crowd. It was a very solemn, but interesting service. Dr. Christian had for his subject "Sowing and Reaping the Seed by the Daylight Fair."
Following the sermon Miss Sue Hogan sang with much tenderness "Sowing the Seed by the Daylight Fair."
Beginning every night at 8 o'clock the services will continue for one week longer.
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Union Station Methodist Church, Church Hill
Event Date
Yesterday
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fourteen professions of religion; seven received in the church fellowship
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A successful series of revival services being conducted in Union Station Methodist church by the pastor, Dr. W. Asbury Christian, have attracted large interest on Church Hill. At both services yesterday the spacious auditorium was taxed to its seating capacity. Dr. Christian delivered an excellent talk and at the conclusion of it seven were received in the church fellowship. At night the Sunday school room had to be used to accommodate the large crowd. It was a very solemn, but interesting service. Dr. Christian had for his subject "Sowing and Reaping the Seed by the Daylight Fair." Following the sermon Miss Sue Hogan sang with much tenderness "Sowing the Seed by the Daylight Fair." Beginning every night at 8 o'clock the services will continue for one week longer.