The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-29

1aGLe sFEeE4 JH6Eotf 1.-The faEul
lar Sabbath sef7ice will be held to-
morrow.
VINE ST. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Open at 1870 AM, and 7:45 PM.
~- WALNUT STREET PRESBYTERIAN
Preaching by the Pastor at 103 o'clock
A. NJ, and quarter before 8 o'clock
p n. Sabbath School and Bible
Glasses at 9 o'clock A. N.
Strangers and the public generally
are cordially invited.
s CHURCH OF THE Holy INNocENTs.
Rev. s. Burford, minister. Twelfth
Sunday after Trinity Divine service
at 105, A. NJ. Catechism and Bible
Glass at A. NJ. Sunday School and
Bible @ lass at 3 P. NJ. Services at
Hooker's School House, at 4 P. NJ.
Evening Prayer Wednesday night at
u o'clock.
SERVICES AT ST. PAUL's CHURCH.
Rev. W. H.cVan Antwerp, Rector.
Sunday School at 9 A. NJ. Morning
Prayer at 103. Evening Prayer at Il.
Rev. w. FL. MCCARER.-We learn
that this gentleman has been tender
ed the position of District Secretary
ard Agent Of the American and For
eign Christian Union, for Indiana
and Illinois, and that he will probably
accept IT so, he VIII continue to
make this city his place of residence.
The special field Of operations of this
society, whose headquarters are in
New York, is the missionary work in
the nominally Christian nations of
: Earope and North and South Amer
lea, especially among Catholic COM
munities and countries.
, FAMILY TREAsURE-This popular
and valuable magazine, which was
recently brought to the attention Of
the Presbyterian families of Evans
vile upon the recent visit Of Rev
Joseph Chester, of Cincinnati, has
made its appearance fer September
greatly improved in appearance and
quality. One of its attractive features
f is an excellent likeness Of Rev. G. G.
3 Beatty, d. D., Chairman of the Joint
5 Committee on Reunion. We take
pleasure in commenting it to the pat
! r5nags Of Christian families. 1t can be
found at John I'll SCOTS Bookstore,
g corner Second and Main Streets.
TaE Diocese of the Episcopal
Church in Connecticut is agitating
the question Of division, thus max
ing two. The rapid growth Of the
Il Church has so multiplied the labors Of
Bishop Williams, as to call for the
creation of a new Diocese. The Con-
vention journal shows 149 clergy, 1f
candidates for orders; while during
!. the past year the ordinations have
been IL Deacons and II Priests; the
1t baptisms have been 1889, and about
: 1000 have renewed their baptismal
vows in the Apostolic rite of Confr-
nation.
UNION and intercommunion have
been established between the Church
:. of Sweden and the Protestant Episco
k pal Church of England and th(
United States, on the basis of then
= common Apostolic Ministry and tht
y Ancient Greed. The Rev. NJ. Harler
y has been sent to this country by the
g King of Sweden, to make inquiries ir
/ regard to the spiritual wants OF emf
= grants from that Kingdom, and to IT,
n duce them to unite with the Episco
at pal Church, and to organize parishes
D under the Bishops of that Church.
o 1INxsGEREAL ASSOCIATION
Is A number of the evangelical minis
y tiers of this city, a short time since
- held meeting and organized an as
ISOLATION. They will hold their meet
ings weekly, the next session being
held in The Pastors study of the Wal
nut Street Presbyterian Church. OF
Monday morning, at 10 o'clock. We
are requested to say that the ministers
of the city are earnestly invited to bC
present. At their last meeting, tn,
following Declaration and Rules o.
Government were adopted:
DECLARATION.
al For purposes of mutual improve
st ment. advice, and religious consulta
o ton, we. the undersigned. ministers
h of the city Of Evansville, State of In-
diana, recognizing each other as prop.
erly constituted ministers of tho
Church of Jesus Christ, do hereby
associate ourselves together, under
the name of the EcansUiile Ministerial
Association.
Auy minister of the city may be.
/ come a member Of this Association
by subscribing his name to this De-
claration and the rules ofgovernment
:. which may be adopted.
RULES OF GOVERNMENT.
l. The exercises shall consist OF
Scripture Readings, Essays, Outlines
of Sermons, or subjects of discussion
determined by the Association. The