The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

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noise-but interest painful to behold.
Some noted sinners were there,
Three brothers, each with his wife.
have come out on the Lords side du-
ring the meetings. In all some fifty
or sixty have expire ssed specialinter-
est. and nearly all rejoicing in hope.
/ preach tonight and to- morrow.
God be praised for His wonderful
dpiIFgs and forDthus blessing unwor-
thy iIstrAmentahtyaL i cannot tell
when 1 shall be able to 'leaYe.9Hl III.
Iteis a9fmattgF of special interest
that 10 the yery. place where Mr. Lit
lie ispreaching, his father-Rev, Dr..
Iitle--andl Mr.. Gallagher, and Rev,
81 K. Snead, once pastor Of the Wal
nut Street Church, held camp meet
ings, when the preaching ofthe Word
was accompanied withwonderfpl sue
cess. Old people came to him and
saids II heard yourfather preach here
thirty years ago."go) gsaiidBlsh aFaf
4 CHURCH based on atheism and in
fidelity was opened and inaugurated
ID Hoboken last Sunday { rOperot the
speakers said 1t was TO be the
mausoleum of Jehovah
The jews constitute 50 large and
Influential an element In San Fran
cisco that school holidays and vaca-
rtionsa are coming to be governed by
the Jewish holidays and festivals. ID
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, /
Newport. Kentucky, will, be dedicated
by ,Bishop D. w. CLARK, Sabbath,
October q, assisted by Doctors Reid
and Wiley The church. is a gothic,
capable Of seating about five hundred,
.ahd cost $50, 900.
THREE6 clergy men, Prezbyeerians.
Disciple and UniHersalist, reside in
one, familyTin PlsinYiew, Minnesota, !
eat, at the same table, aud occupy |
apartments adjoining each sgthers in
the order named ,O0Theyg sayojecOsely. |
for they agree to disagree" out of |
the pulpit. that they form a line of |
fire. water and salvation oEiTJtd |
We learn that the Kentucky Pres |
bytery of the Associate Reformed |
Synod South, at their last, meeting,
passed resolutions favorable to a union |
of that body with the Synod of Ken
lucky, (which has Withdrawn from the |
Northern General Assembly, J on. con-
ditioI that the Synod will embody the
Psalms Of David in their Book Of /
Praise, and leave it discretionary with |
their Churches whether they viii use
the Psalms exclusively in public |
worship or not. IT, - ga TO 20
The JesciSh Messenger, characterize
ing the Jewish year just closed as
one of PROMISE saysei stThe Incl
dents Of 5627 that are worthy ofncom-
memoration are the increase of our
ministry, the extension of Jewish
schools, and the Inauguration of
Hebrew College. The additions to
our ministry have been latterly of a
more promising character. The liber.
atty of American congregations is
to, this country better
class of candidates for the many va
cant pulpits. The true secret of jew
ishi progress is education .1ar-oa
Tire Protestant Churc Imam makes
the following significant statement in
its leader of the 21st zult.:. The doc
trinal and ecclesiastical system which
has become to a great degree, distinc-
tive of the Ep' copa1 Church, we be-
lieEe to be unevangelical, unspiritual,
and dangerous to the souls committed
to our charge. The development of
rSChurch, in the direction in which /
its true progress lies, has been vigor-
ously repressed; and its development
toward the corruptions of Rome as
sedulously encouraged. A narrow,
exclusive and sectaTians attitude hast
been assumed, which has kept large4
numbers from ministry who would
have been an honor. to the Church. /
The consciences of the evangelical
clergy are subjected to a constant
strain, which nothing but their in
tense devotion to the Church renders
them willing to endure. AT the same
time, they are. painfully rconseious ~ofs
being forced into a false position. III
which it seems almost impossible@to
be truefto their own principles $500
advertising. In last SATURDAYS
Cincinnati daily, there are no less
han twenty-six advertisements of
succeeding Sabbath services. and
these notices include some Of the /
largest and most influential churches
Of the city. Of these twenty-six ad-
Refreshments, eight are announce
nents of the subjects for sermons.
This custom prevails in other cities
IS. we'll and doubtl less Is the means of
the attendance and attention | ,
IF many who might otherwise remain
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