The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-08
nen.lous G.Is- Allgonce.

The usual religious services will be
held in Trinity "a. E. Church to-mor-
row. Also IN the German Methodist
Church. The protracted meeting in
Trinity. closed on Wednesday even
ing, without any apparent results.
No conversions reported.
THE revival at Ingle Street M. K.
Church is progressing gloriously. The
meetings are becoming more deep and
extensive in their influence. Our
congregations are large, attentive and
devout, and every interest of the
Church is improving. Between fifty
and sixty have been converted, and
about the same number have united
with the Church. The meeting on
Thursday night was one of the best
Of the series; the altar was filed with
seekers of salvation, eight of whom
were converted and six Joined the
Church; two others joined by letter.
The faithful. earnest and efficient CO.
operation of the official brethren
during these meetings is beyond all
praise.
Preaching by the Pastor, j. B.
Likely, tomorrow morning and night.
General class at 3 P M. Baptism ad-.
ministered after the morning service.
PROTESTANT EPIscoPAL.-St. Pauls
Church, corner of First and Chest
nut; service tomorrow (Septuagues-
lima Sunday as follows: Morning
service at 104 A. NJ; evening service
att P. NJ; Sunday School at GAM
CHURCH of the Holy Innocents,
corner of Division and Ninth Streets.
Sunday School at 3 PM
AN interesting revival is in progress
in the Methodist Church, at Rock
port.
THERE are sixty-eight Sunday
Schools in Laporte County, with
total membership of 6,393. and an
average attendance of 4,137. There
have been seventy-two conversions
during the past year among the
scholars.
FIFTY-EIGHr persons have been
converted at the German NJ. E.
Church, New Albany, since the COM
mencement Of the revival there, and
nearly fifty have joined the Church.
The protracted meetings still con-
tinue in the Baptist and Methods.
Churches Of Sullivan, and one has
been commenced In the Christian
Church. We trust they may be pro-
ductive of great and lasting good.
THERE are in New Albany twenty
one Sunday Schools, with an average
attendance of three thousand officers,
teachers, and scholars. of these
schools three are colored.
A PROTECTED meeting of three
weeks at Friendly Grove Meeting
House, Clay County, resulted In
seventy-six additions to the Baptist
Church; and thata meeting had been
commenced in the Church in Sullivan
County, just below Centerville, and
number had been converted.
BAPTIsrs IN OHIo.-There are FIVE
hundred Baptist Church organizations
in Ohio, with membership of about
$1,000. Of the Churches over one
hundred are without ministers
There are dozen whole counties, )"
says the Journal and Messenger,
without living Baptist Church,
and nearly twice as many without a
B'ptist minister resident therein.
We need this day. in order to hold
our own, at least one hundred and
twenty men of God for pulpit and
pastoral labor, and still larger num-
Der for aggressive work"
ILLINOIs.-The Minutes of the GEN
eral Association Of Baptists of lii
nois for 1867, show that there are in
the State seven hundred and ninety
seven regular Baptist Churches. with
membership of $4,000 The num-
Der reported baptized during the year
is 4,893. There are seven hundred
and twenty-six ordained and eighty
seven licensed ministers in the State.
a RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT IN HIM
DosTAN.-In his sixteenth annual dis
course al the Imnerial and Snecial