Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 271, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1923 — Page 11

FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1923

DR. BULGiN MAKES PLEA FOR RIGHT 10 OF PRAYERS Evangelist Says Communion With God Reveals True Life of Man, By THE VISITOR Learn how to pray right was the plea of Evangelist E. J. Bulgin at the tiadle Tabernacle Thursday night. “It means a whole lot to pray right,’’ he said. “Let me hear a man pray arid I can tell you what kind r>f the life he is leading. “God doesn’t require you to put up a finely worded grammatical prayer, but he wants ybu to put a cry in your prayer. A sinner can pray for only cue thing, and that is to be forgiven of sin. If you want God to hear you, get right with God. Help sinners to wire up to Heaven,” the evangelist pleaded before the largest audience of the week. “When you fail to be a soul saving Christian you cease to be a Chrlsi in.” he declared. “We need today iOi a revival for sinners. They have i ~thing to revive but sin. A revival something you already have. A te\ival is for church members. When church is saved sinners are saved. “Prayer is not made to change God. much of our prayer that is not answered is not prayer. Faith cannot he unanswered. We need the church of God brought back to the fundamentals of God. “I am not asking you If you go to prayer meeting to keep your minister from getting angry at you. I ask you, do you ivve to pray? If you don't there is a screw loose and you had better tighten it up. Be right and you can pray right. “Prayer is not intended to change the deity. It breaks the alabaster box <>f your stubborn will and lets the gas out so that Jesus can get in. When a tree can live without leaves and a man can live without breathing, then a Christian can live without prayer," Dr. Bulgin said.

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Bulgin Bolts By E. J. BULGIN Evangelist at Cadle Tabernacle Two of the most worthless things on God’s footstool are a corpse and a ghost. * * * When you show me a church member who doesn’t pray and who doesn't love to pray, then you show me a corpse. ♦ * * When you get morally fit to pray, you get morally fit to receive. * * * Don't be a cranktified Christian, but be a sanctified Christian. • • • God pity a man who doesn’t love flowers, music and babies. • * * Get right and you can pray right.

The evangelist will preach tonight at the Cadle Tabernacle on “Immortality." There will be no services Saturday. hut there will be a Sunday afternoon and evening service. In delivering the prayer Thursday night. Dr. E. A. Robertson of the East Park M.E. Church prayed: “Forbid that we think we can be saved merely by education, culture, money or power. If there was ever a time that men of finance need God, it is today.”

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CENTRAL MEAT MARKET 245 —E. WASH. 5T.—245 PORK SAUSAGE 10<* HAMBURG lOC BOILING BEEF lOC TENDER STEAK 15<* CREAMERY BUTTER 47C PURE LARD (In bulk) lOC E. C. WACKER. Phone, Circle 8311

At the beginning of the service, Dr. Bulgin asked Joe Overmeyer to sing the last song that the late Arthur Bulgin, son of the o.vangelist, sang before his accidental death some months ago. Young Bulgin was accidentally shot while hunting in Washington. The evangelist then called Mrs. Loretta Cadle. the aged mother of E. Howard Cadle, the builder of the tabernacle, to the pulpit.

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350-354 East Washington Street The Biggest Retail Grocery in Indiana HO OSIER GOLD CREAMERY BUTTER—Pound T. 7 52c EGOS—Selected and strictly fresh. Dozen 24<* POTATOES—Selected Michigan stock. Peck 22C DOMINO SUGAR—Five pound carton 52r ROYAL BAKING POWDEK-Loxge can~ 37c Six-ounce can •.... 19£ Royal Oook Book FREE with each can. PRUNES—Medium size. Pound 12 1 /ar FIG BARS—Smyrna fig filler. Pound • 14^ Oomettlo Swl.. w e c ™y" mlld Llmburj.r. MACKEREL—SmaII size. Splendid quality ...• 5 c SOUR PIOKLES —Quart glass Jar 6 25c Mustard, pr-jßolled Ham, j Dried Beef, ! , _ . pared, quart lean and sweat, sweet cure, ro s ’ Jar 21<* 1 '/,lb 23<* >/ a lb. ...25*! 10 **/2C Pork Chops. Minced Ham. 2 ® ap> Wrk ' B Tac -> Soa P and one “ *** 16 >♦ r.LS.Tw'n,, 13c

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