The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-04
CHURCH NOTICES.


CHURCH NOTICES.
Walnut Street Presbyterian Church.
Sabbath School and Bible Glasses at
9 An. Preaching BY the Pastor,
Rev. j. 2. E. Kumler, at 103 AN. aud
73P.M. Citizens and strangers cor
daily invited. All seats free.
Ingle Street III. Z. Grch-Preach-
ing at 1O1 AN. and q POI.
Gro. E. FLOWER will preach for
the Church Of Christ tomorrow
(Lord's Day. at 1Ol AM. and q PM.
General Baptist Church at hide
pendeace-Services as usual on the
Sabbath. Sabbath School at nine
o'clock in .ie morning. Preaching
at 1Ol. Social prayer meeting at q
Preaching at "a By the pastor, Rev.
@. w. Moore. The public are invited
to attend
Church ofths Holy lnnOceats-Cor-
ner Of Ninth and Division Streets
Rev. S. Burford, Rector. Divine
service III PM. Sunday Schools and
Bible Glasses 9 AN. aud 3 P.AI This
Church will be closed in the morning,
as the Rector will celebrate the Holy
Communion at St. Paul's Church at
1OI AN. The two Churches Of the
city will unite in this service, and
strangers most heartily Welcomed.
Vine Strees PresJytertan Church =
Open at 100 AM. and u PM. strang-
ers are cordially invited.
Trinity m. E. CEurch.-A nnual
Sunday School Missionary exercises
at9A.M. Preaching at 10l a N. and
73P.M. Ia
THE Indiana Conference will com
mence il session in Trinity Church in
this city, on Wednesday, the 9Th inst
The opening sermon viii be preached
on Tuesday evening, BY DR.. MUTT, OF
the State University. The programme
of exercises will be published from
day to day, during the session. Bishop
AMEs will preside overthe delibera-
tions Of the Conference.
From what we can learn the pres
emit session of the Conference prom.
Uses to be unusually interesting, and
its deliberations will be listened 20 b.
our people with unusual interest
Sermons will be preached every even
ing while the Conference is in session
miscellaneous Items.
The collection for the support Q
superanuated preachers and the fami
lies of deceased ministers, in the Gin
cinnati Conference. this year, amount
to Sc, 800, or 81, 600 in advance Of las
year. The missionary collections fal
short from one to two thousand dol
lars.
THE LAY DELEGATION YoTE.-
The Christian AdUocdte, Of Angus
10Th. has returns from 1872 district.
out Of a total of 3S9. The ayes ar
93,673, nays $4,000, being total c
1923.
REV. JACOB Il. G.. M'KOWN, lat
UaSLOT
has been transferred to the Detroi
Conference. and elected President O
the Albion College, at Albion, Mich.
and enters upon his duties at once.
THE whole Baptist Church in Ger
many has arisen from the baptism o
seven persons, at Hamburg, By Dl
Sears, in 1884.
H. II ..;.1 o.. II ~ ,,.c,r,
prise 922 bishops and archbishops, o
whom 600 belong to the Latin races
THE Congregationalists are build
ing three new churches the presen
season in Chicago, one Of them at thu
cost of $4,000. s,eag
REV. DIR. EwALD, of London, ha
baptized thirteen Jewish convert
during the year, and 136 in the las
eighteen years. GTEG HH
A SON of Garibaldi lately graduate
from the Episcopal Seminary, In Dos
ton. He has studied for the mInlstr,
and expects to 60 back as a mission
airy, 10 Italy. .<r5..< L8AY
The Rev. DIR. Spalding, who is
years of age, is the oldest living mi:
sionary of the American Board. IL
has been engaged in his holy work
Ceylon since 1872.
The Rev. VIM. Taylor, the eel
brated California street. preacher an
autho, of several popular works, h
arranged to spend six months In Il
dia as an Evangelist.
A PROTESTANT association
formed in London, under the auspict
of Lord Harrowby, to furnish quail
fed, faithful nurses for the sick, en-
plOying only Christian women
every denomination.
THE contributions of the Presbyt,
rian Church for foreign missions X
May, June and July, exceed those
the corresponding month of last yet
by 5000. etIl -
FIVE Presbyterian Churches hay
been built In the southwestern part
Sonoma County, California. chief
through the labors of the Rev. Tho
Frazer.
WITHIN the last eighteen montl
129 members have been added to II
Congregational Church at jackson
Michigan, under the pastorate Of Re
j. w. Hough. e.t tN e8a e@.
REV. DR.. McELHENEY was Il
founder of tho Presbyterian Chur,
In LeWisburg, West Virginia, and h
been the pastor during the whole
his ministerial life of sixty one yea