The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-30
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Services To-Day.


At st. Stephens Episcopal church. tho Rev. Dr. Price,
rector win hold divine service at haifpast ten NJ and
quarter 70 eight r. NJ, In the church ON Twenty
second street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
The Rev. Cotton Smith, D. D.. win preach this after
at the Church OF the Reformation, Feth street.
Services commence ct quarter 10 eleven A. N. and
four r. n
st. AIMS Free Church, Eighteenth street, near
Fifth avenue the Rev. Eastburn Benjamin will preach
at hspast ten A. N. and halfpas three NJ, the lat
ter service for deaf mutes and the Rev. Soddard
1t half-past seven A. NJ and quarter TO eight p. NJ
AZ ST. Timothy's Protestant Episcopal Free church,
Fftyseventh street, Sunday evening services will DO
resumed at quarter to eight O'Clock The rector the
Rev. Dr. g. J. Geer. win ofhciats morning and evsn-
ing.
In st. Johns Chapel varck street. there will Be d.
vine service this evening" commencing At eight O'Clock
Full anthem, "And the Glory OF the Lord. Handel
Matthew Hale Smith will give life sketch OF Spur
eeon his STYLE ana his great work among the lowly
the Park theatre, Brooklyn, this evening.
AT the Church Of the Strangers, Chapel Of the Uni
versity, Washington square, the pastor the Rev. Dr.
Deems viii preach at halfpsst ten A. NJ and half-past
seven p. N.
At the Forty street Presbyterian church there
will be services by the pastor, the Rev. DR. Scott at
subject-"Where Ia Heavenf'
At the Central Presbyterian church. Fiftieth street.
there win be preaching BY the pastor the Rev James
Dunn, at hsf-psst ten 4 y. and haipsst seven N;
Evening subject-The Literary Beauties Of the Bible"
Sabbath school ct two p. NJ
Al the Church OF the Holy Trinity. Madison avenue,
there will be . communion service ct half past ten NJ
The rector. the Rev. Stephen H. Tying, Jr, will preach.
few Christians Of various denominations being de-
srous OF enjoying purer fellowship and spiritual
worship than they nnd 1t present, would like to
see il such cannot be attained. They viii therefore
hold meeting for this purpose IN the school room in
AdsphI street. near Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, at three
o'clock p. n. F
Bishop Snow VIII preach at three p NJ in the Uni-
Plaques"
meeting Of Hebrew Christians win be held this and
Cooper Institute for the pspcse Of expoundng the i'm
portant teachings Of Moses and the Prophsts
AT this Catholic Apostolic church. Sixteenth street,
o s on shs Second Coming Or our Lord" =
Convsutssn Of baptist Churches.
convention Of the Baptist churches Of Long Island
was held yesterday at the First Baptist church. In Mas
sau street. Brooklyn Twenty.sx churches were repre-
sentod. resolved to form association, TO be
known as tho Long Island Baptist Association. and the
following officers were elected
Moderator, Rev Dr. Taylor, Of Strong place Baptist
church; Clerk, Rev. Brown; assistant Clerk Mr. G.
There was large attendance OF members Of the de-
nomination. and much interest was manifested In the
Tho following action was taken with regard 10 Soc
tartan donations made BY the Legislature and municipal
bodies
Whereas appears from authentic records that the Leg
ature Of this State and various municipal corporations
havs within the last ten ysars appropriated enormous
maintsnance Of institutions OFFS purely secsran character
ne
Resolved, That recommend the churches composing
this body petition the Constitutional Conv
session to insert clause In the constitution prohibit
Or other pn
erty 10 any sectarian Institution.
This resolution unanimously adopted.
New York state Conventies Of the Free
Baptisfs.
UTICA, N. r., Juno 10 1867.
Al the meeting OF the New York Free Baptist State
Convention at Falrport to-day Rev C. II. Ball COL
den Hon. John O'Donnell, Prof Waterman. Rev. D. G.
Holmes, r. W. Page and D. s. Heffon were appointed
committee TO arrange for the publication Of Free Bap
tist paper New York sum OF nve thousand dollars