North Carolina Christian advocate [serial] . ington as it does many other American cities,with its schools and monasteries, but whereverRomanism gains political control of any country,she sets about to drive out every American Protes-tant school and church. At this very hour thePopes forces are trying to close the Methodist In-ternational College in Rome. While Rome turnsback the hands of time, America sleeps on, not rea-lizing that it is already high twelve. TO BE WORTHY Let us labor therefore to enter into that rest.—Hebreks 4:11. Much of the joy of being where He is will lie Inbeing fit to
North Carolina Christian advocate [serial] . ington as it does many other American cities,with its schools and monasteries, but whereverRomanism gains political control of any country,she sets about to drive out every American Protes-tant school and church. At this very hour thePopes forces are trying to close the Methodist In-ternational College in Rome. While Rome turnsback the hands of time, America sleeps on, not rea-lizing that it is already high twelve. TO BE WORTHY Let us labor therefore to enter into that rest.—Hebreks 4:11. Much of the joy of being where He is will lie Inbeing fit to be with Him. He does not take us,worthless, debased, sinful, stained, and usher usinto royal presence. He does not even cast oversin-marked shouders and withered arms His beau-tiful mantle of righteousness. No, He makes usthrough and through and in very truth fit for thatpresence.—C. B. McAfee. Korea conference of 1919 licensed seven men topreach. The conference of 1923 licensed 72. Six NORTH CAROLINA CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE January 31, 1924. MT. GILEAD METHODIST CHURCH INTERESTING DAY AT MOUNTGILEAD Sunday, the 20th of January, was agreat day for the Methodist of MountGilead. At 11 a. m. the McAulay Me-morial pipe organ was opened anddedicated. Mr. J. G. Steed in a mosteloquent address presented the organto the official board and the pastor,Rev. J. A. Martin, accepted the gift inbehalf of the official board and churchmembership. The organ is given by Mr. J. A. Mc-Aulay in memory of his deceased pa-rents, three sisters and daughter. is a loyal Methodist and hasbeen chairman of the board of trusteesfor a long time. Our church is well equipped, havinghad a new Sunday school building re-cently erected. We have a beginnerdepartment, primary department, ju-nior department with six class rooms,ladies parlor, pastors study, and fiveadult class rooms beside the main au-ditorium. About seven hundred dol-lars worth of furnishings have beenadded to the Sunday school withinthe la
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