The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-02
RELIGIOUS.
METHODIST.


stantly growing interest, in Trinity NJ
Z. Church. Penitents have been for
ward each night for prayer, and about
fifteen have professed to find peace in
believing in Christ.
There will be preaching tomorrow
at the usual hours. Subject in the
morning, "Carrying Might" In the
evening the theme will be, "Conver-
sion; What it is, and what are the
proofs of it. !"
Interesting meetings have also been
held in Ingle Street. The usual SER
vices will be observed there to-day.
We presume Rev. Hayden Hays, the
Pastor, will oficiate.
Rev. J. s. Woods, pastor of the NJ.
E. Church, Princeton, has been COM
PEELED to resign his charge on account
of disease of the heart.
REVIVAL AT PosEYvILLE.-Under
the efficient management of Rev. Mr..
Barr, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, God is reviving His work
most powerfully, at Poseyville. For
ty-seven have united with the Church,
and the good work still goes on.
Mourners come every night to the al
tar, asking the prayers of the Church,
and when Bro. Barr, who is very
successful preacher, last invited all
who wished to be saved to rise, be-
tween forty and fifty rose up to
manifest that desire. The Church is
greatly encouraged.
PRESTON TALBOT.
The total of Centenary subscrip-
tons in Wesley Chapel, indianapolis,
is $4,755.
Bishop Ames and Thompson passed
through Cincinnati late last week, the
former on his way to the Missouri and
Arkansas Conference, to meet at In
dependence, Mo-, the latter to pre-
side at the Kentucky Conference,
Lexington, February 9th.
INDIANA CONFERENCE CENTENARY
SUBscRIPT1oN-So far as reported the
Centenary subscription in Indiana
Conference foots up 10000 o. Of
this amount only 1924 80 comes un-
der the head of Church Extension,
and this includes no new Churches
built by the donors for themselves.
The remainder Of the subscription is
for the general Centenary objects and
local educational institutions. As
bury University has $32, 0O3 A.
Interesting religious revivals are in
progress in the Methodist and Pres
byterian Churches, Nashville. sE
Rev. Charles Tinsley, of the South
eastern Indiana Conference, has been
appointed Centenary Agent, with
special reference to collecting for In
diana Asbury University in that Con-
ference.
Centenary Church, New Albany,
under the ministrations of Rev. Jas.
Hill, has been blessed with a revival.
More than thirty have united with
the Church. at5AU
At Moore's Hill, Southeast Indiana
Conference, revival has been in pro-
gress for three weeks. Forty have
been added to the Church, and nearly
all the penitents have been converted.
REvIvALs-Revivals are very COM
mon throughout the Indiana Confer
ence. At ,Newburg Station, u. W..
Julian, pastor, near fifty accessions
are reported Grandview Circuit, G..
+. Culmern pastor, over sixty addi-
tons ) New Harmony, II. J. Barr,
pastor, fifty eight additions; Yankee
town, o. Fl. Barnett, pastor, eighty
five additions; Olark's Prairie, b. P.
f. Wells, pastor, fifty accessions /;
BryantsEille, j. Bruner, pastor, fifty
accessions Washington Station, W.
T. Harmed, pastor, thirty accessions.
Many other charges are enjoying gra-
eious outpourings of the Spirit, which
have not yet reported.