The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-23
Religious IneeAlgsAce.
CHURCH NOTICES.

T. The Curse Of the Law" Evening
~ The Redemptiop and the Re-
Ideemers5's7 Sunday School at Q A. NJ.
Preaching at the Hall every night
during the weeks by, the pastor" All
lare, invited to attend 81; He zr.-es
| VINE STREET CHURCH.=-Usual SER
vices on Sabbath at 193 A. M.-and z p.
M. Strangers will be cordially well
coined. .s-. I
| THANKSGIVING The congrega-
tions of the Baptist, the Cumberland,
the Walnut Street and Vine Street
Churches will unite in a Thanksgiv-
ing Service, on Thursday, the 18th
inst, at 103 A. NJ, in the Vine Street
Presbyterian Church. Rev. G.. F
Pentecost viii preach the sermon.
St. Pauls Episcopal Church, corner
of First and Chestnut Streets-Sun-
day School at 8 A. NJ; morning aser-
vice at 104 o'clock, and evening SER
vice at o'clock. Mission Sunday
School, corner of Sycamore and Ninth
Streets, at Pm. 5ra
On Monday evening. at the Parson-
age, the ladies will hold their first
Mite Meeting this season. An ad-
mission fee of twenty-five. cents will
be charged and the amount thus
raised is to be used in purchasing a
new organ. A fine supper will be
provided and a pleasant time is antic-
ipated 1t is hoped there win be a
good attendance. .t II.
| On Wednesday evening, the regular
monthly Missionary Meeting will be
held Immediately after evening prayer.
a full attendance of members and
collectors is requested. -
On Thursday morning at 104 A. NJ,
the usual Thanksgiving service will
be held.
We learn by letter from Rev. w.
III. Carter, of Vincennes, Secretary
of this Diocese,) that Bishop Talbot
will be home during the first week of
December. He will visit this city
soon after his return.
/ We had hoped to be able to an
nounee the entire completion of the
Church of Holy Innocents this week
The contractor and organist's work
is we believe, now completes and
nothing remains but the laying Of the
carpets, and such matters as usually
fall to the lot of the ladies in all such
undertakings. EIfis5a really beautiful
structure, and will well repay visit.
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CHANGE OF esENTIlENT, : By 4 PR0Fs
HODGE, OF PRIS GEToA sENINARfsGi
One Of the great events dfathe year
in religious matters, was the Presby-
terrain Convention, which assembled
recently in Philadelp hia, of Which we
made mention last week, eOnEoked to
consider the Question Of, "a a. general
union of the various branches of otife
large Presbyterian family. sNotwitis-
standing the ill-timed philippe Of Of.
Rebt. J.1Breeb1inridge, of Kentucky
the Convention was in the highest
degree Successful, and the. gen4faIls5i
expressed opinion IS, that il opens the
way freely to- a union Of all Presby-i
terians-+ = 81 4ss1aIE .issdaSjii baa .fi.1,
The most remarkable dha6s.aa, Of
sentiment upon the question was that
of Prof. Hodge, Of PriucetonSefn
nary, the leading Theological iiss5tita.a
ton of the Old School branch He
had heretofore been very aefiyeo Ia
his opposition to. union with the New
School branchao the Church His
remarks before the close Of the Con-.
vention were very free and frank
upon the subject. We make the fol-
lowing extract: el.5 g.. 1.-'1 .... .1..,s
He said that when he had come
here he had no idea of the DISPOSE
ton which had been made evident
since, and he had been sitting silent
in his seat, Watching what G cd was
doing here. He safdtbat he had no
idea that the New School ever ac-
cepted the Church Standards as he
here found they did, land he acknowl-
edged the leadings of God in this.
The Old School Church. he said. did
not demand any more of any one ]
than has been here conceded; a sim
pie acceptance of the Standards Iirpl
their acknowledged sense was all fRatI
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