New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-09-09
RELIGIOUS.
MISSION WORK AMONG THE LOVELY IN NEW
YORK.

MISSION WORK AMONG THE LOVELY IN NEW
YORK.
The marked success that has attended the
labor OF London Christians in the mission work among
Christians in Newlork TO do more for those VINO 90 NOT
attend any place OF worship than has been beoe done
Plans are being devised and efficient efforts put forth
outside the present organizations to enlist moro OF the
ay talent the churches For the temporal and spiritual
help OF the lowy Dr. Cheeyers old church is TO be en-
poyed Beside the exhibition tha intended to rraoiy
the moral and religious public the ME audehc. room
10 be opened Sunday nights to service that VIII De
more popular than the churches and attractive than tho
services usually offered on the Sabbath
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
The Sunday- School World for September says
that for nearly half century the chief work Of the
American Sunday School Union has been 10 gather into
schools on the Lerds day such children willing To
be instructed in the Bible The Union being made up Of
persons ~ different denominations (Baptsts, Eprcopa
ans Ccngregaonalists Presbyterians Methodists and
oilers is not acting for any sect The schools it estab
fishes and the books 10 publishes teach only what the
Bible teaches and plaihly the Bible teaches it, Tho
missionaries paid by contributions from schools
churches and individuals, aud when school is unable 70
purchase needful books donation made to supply the
service. The testimonies given IN It's behalf emnems
of various denominations are clear anu cApncit'
Among them The World mentions the names OF the Rev
:. H. Tyng, ID. d.. Episcopal; TIE Rev. j. T. Crane ~,
Rev. Albert Barnes n s Pres6y the Rev q g
storrs. d. d.. Congregational the Rev; E 8 smneSer.
of the " l. University the Rev Chas Hedge Professor
in Princeton Theological Seminary; the Rev. j. w. Alex
ander, ID D., and the Rev. Chas s. Robinson, d. d., b.
Presbyterian.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Rev. Newman Hall, who is, next to Mr..
spurgeon the most popular preacher in London arrived
I'm this country recently by the Cuba landing AZ Boston
wherehe met kind reception from LeutGOv. Clafin OF
Massachusetts, Mr. Sumner Mr. Wilson, ard others He
has gone Niagara, and after week two viii return
the cities OF the East. He remain in thus country
oBly until November.
The Rev. DIR. Tyng's Church on Stuy ant,
square will be completed and opened on The nist o. ~
Der The church is of the most gorgeous ~ o s'
and contrasts strongly with the house eelose snS
which was one Of the planest in New.aos ear1s
pulpit has been built the cbance stPs a.~. ma ~
hides the chancel from public view, thihg nov "S" "
al Episcopal church r
An Independent Religious Society OF those
- 81 a'nt the word OF God. and are desrous Oh inves-
w. az truths unembarrassed by creeds mas Deeh
sssnad In Paterson New jersey with the Kew neorSe Is
nat farmery OF NewYork, as pastor among lne Iegu-
a2ns Is the following: THAT without dspung the
disv OF waterbaptsm, the Society dispense with that
ordinance and celebrate the Iou ouPpei "hn"snJ "h
the date OF the Jewish Passover d. Lrf ia
The Tenth Anniversary of the Fulton st.
pravrr Meeting viii be observed in the Old North Dutch
ansycb at noon on the 2d of this mouth The meeting
:, III Ia Continued two hours The Rev. Mr. Duryea wku
rrasde and eminent ministers, representing dineropt
observation-disclosures will make addresses Such meetings.
90 Interesting famous so fuII OF RIPE reh
hnU n marvel iuaesa. " al ~ ''sei s"A As.N.
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