The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-15
Religious Intelligence.
aERXICEo TO-nAX

At st. AIMS Free church. Eighteenth street. Fifth
avenue the rector will preach at quarter before eight
and half past ten A. NJ and three p M-the latter SER
vice for deaf mutes; and Rev Professor Pynchon, Of
Trinity College, at half past seven p. NJ
At tho Second Unyersaist church formerly Orchard
street, of Second and Eleventh street,
services morning and evening, at the usual hours The
Rev. T. J. Sawyer will preach to-day.
The Rev. Thomas Armitage, D. D., will preach in the
Madison avenue Baptist church. Of Thirty FIRST
street, this afternoon at three O'Clock subiect-"The
Character of Evo" being the first in series Of
on the s'women Of the Bible"
The Rev. Sidney A. Corey will preach in tho Murray
Hill Baptist church, corner Of Lexington avenue and
Thirty street, ut hafpast ten A. NJ and half
past seven p N.
At the French Episcopal church Du st. Esprit West
Twenty second street. Fifth avenue, the Rev Dr.
verren rector morning service at hafpast ten O'Clock
afternoon at three o'clock. Both in French
At the Church of the Holy Apostles Of Twenty
eighth street and Ninth avenue third service every Sun
day evening, At half-pAst o'clock Seats free.
Rev. Chauncey Giles will preach in the New Jerusalem
tswedenborgian) church. Thirty fifth street, between
Fourth and Lexington avenues at hafpast ten O'Clock
in the morning, "The Divine Omnipotence,n and at
half past in the evening 'The Union Of the d.
vine and Human Natures In the Lord"
sermon will be delivered by request, at Mercer
Twenty second regiment, New York State National
Guard, this evening" BY the Rev. DR. r. r. Booth chap
lain of the regiment Services at seven O'Clock
At the English Lutheran church ofSt James Fifteenth
street. between Second and Third avenues services will
be held this morning at half past ten o'clock and In tho
evening ut half past seven o'clock by the Rev. G. w.
Schaefer, D. D., Of Germantown, Pa
At the Floating church OF Saviour foot OF Pike
street confirmation will be administered this morning at
half past ten O'Clock Persons interested In missions
seamen are invited 10 attend.
At the Church OF the Resurrection Thirty fifth street.
near Sixth avenue, the Rev Edward O Fagg, rector,
will preach morning and evening Morning service at
half past ten evening service at half past O'Clock
At the Church Of the Mediator Lexington and
East Thireth street. the Rev Theodore Irving, LII d.
having assumed the rectorship Of the church, will
preach at half past ten in the morning and hafpas
in the evening
At All Saints Protestant Episcopal church, OF
Henry and Scanned streets, the Rev. s. J. Corneilo,
the Rev. s Weston, B., Of Trinity parish, a. half
past seven In the evening
At Blocker street Universalist church, corner Of
Downing street, the Rev J. H. Hartzell Of Buffalo, will
supply the desk to-day. Services half past in the
morning and half past seven in the evening
CHURCHES COMBINING TOGETHER.
According TO arrangements made year ago, the Eve
Reformed Dutch churches Of the Eastern district Of
Brooklyn, united on Sabbath afternoon last In tho Lee
avenue church. in celebrating the Lords Supper The
communicates who felt was indeed good be together
there The past year has been Of very marked prosperity
10 these sister churches Their membership has In
creased their Sabbath schools all possess uncommon
vigor and their financial affairs have been placed in
favorable condition con- They hope aa. reshenns Of
which they have gladly and thankfully participated
coLoRED BISHOP IN CALIFORNIA.
The California Christian advocate says:Bishop Camp
bell Of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. IL now
in San Francisco having recently to shores on
tour OF Episcopal visitation We had the pleasure Of
hearing him preach excellent and able sermon on
Thanksgiving evening The audience was large and at
tentive We noticed quite number from other congrc
cations in the city who were evidently deeply Interested
The presence and abors Of Bishop Campbell among the
colcred churches this coast we do not doubt, will
contribute to their edincaton and prosperity. The
trust he will be greatly favored of the Master In the full
ment Of the mission on which he has come to the Pa
ci1c
SIXTY YEARS IN THE MINISTRY.
AT Salem Mass, on Sunday last January 3, the Rev.
Brown Emerson, n D., entered upon his eghty-eighth
year, having been born January ITS He received
license 10 preach in February 1904 and preached for
three months in the summer and autumn Of that year.
as candidate for the church and society over which he
was ordained April "a 1905 and with which he has
since been connected This anniversary noticed by
interesting services at the South church, the active pas
tor, Rev Edward $ Atwood, officiating The venerable
doctor offered the concluding prayer.
DEATH OF BISHOP BRowNrrL.
The venerable presiding bishop OF the Protestant EMS
copal church. Thomas Church Browncll, D. ~, died AZ
his residence in Hartford Conn, yesterday morning
five O'Clock He has been lying very low for weeks
past and his deccasc has been expected from hour TO
hour by his family who surrounded him. Few have
lived 10 better purposefew die 80 universally lamented
os the Bishop OF Connecticut Having attained the ripe
ARe OIL clFntysSM yehrs Sleeps wei NJ the close
Of lone and useful life. He was born at West.
ford, Mass achusetts, in lJ7o He entered Brown
University then called Rhode Island College, In 1900
and remained there two years subsequently graduating
at Union College Schenectady, and becoming tutor
there being finally honorcd with the degree OF Doctor Of
Divinity in that College. In 1919 he was admitted to
ORDERS and became OF the assistant ministers In
Trinity church, New York. He consecrated Bishop
of Connecticut October %, 1919 Trinity College
just then founded and the Bishop elected President
He took the deepest interest in the institution and de-
voted himself with the utmost zeal TO its progress In
1851 he resigned the presidency the duties OF the Eps