Birth of a reformation; or, The life and labors of Daniel SWarner . he attended theWestern Union Holiness Convention, held at Jackson-ville, 111., Dec. 15-19, 1880. George D. Watson, whowas a prominent holiness leader and author, was presidentof the convention. Brother Warner was appointed to thecommittee on program, serving with four others. He wasslated for and delivered an address on the subject, TheKind of Power Needed to Carry the Holiness Work. At the close of the convention he was placed on a com-mittee of seven to confer and decide relative to the call-ing of a future convention of hol
Birth of a reformation; or, The life and labors of Daniel SWarner . he attended theWestern Union Holiness Convention, held at Jackson-ville, 111., Dec. 15-19, 1880. George D. Watson, whowas a prominent holiness leader and author, was presidentof the convention. Brother Warner was appointed to thecommittee on program, serving with four others. He wasslated for and delivered an address on the subject, TheKind of Power Needed to Carry the Holiness Work. At the close of the convention he was placed on a com-mittee of seven to confer and decide relative to the call-ing of a future convention of holiness workers in the West,with authority to issue a call for such a meeting, if theydeemed it necessary. Thus he stood prominent in theholiness movement. 1 Ought to Love My Savior. D. S. Warner. J. C. Fisher. $w 3S ^^E^ * w^ 2. I 3. I 4. I i I I ought to love my Sav - ior, He loved me long a - go, ought to love my Sav - ior, He bore my sin and shame; ought to love my Sav - ior, Up - on the cross he died; ought to love my Sav - ior, He par - doned all my sin,. Looked on my soul with fa - vor, When deep in guilt and woe; From glo - ry to the man - ger, On wings of love he came; Be- hold the worlds Cre - a - tor, My God! my God! he cried. Then sane - ti - fied my na - ture, And keeps me pure with - in; ?*—£ n r rip rTTtf^ ^=fc 22=
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