The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-14
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
January 14-Second Sunday After
Epiphany-.-s'Feast Of the
Holy Name"
Religious Services TO.Day-Herald Religious
Correspondence.

Services To-Day.
The Evangelical Alliance OF the United States will
conclude the services Of the week OF prayer by
q general missionary meeting this evening, in
the South Reformed church. Fifth avenue and
Twenty-hrst street. Rev. Drs. Muhenburg, Hail,
Adams, Anderson, Crooks. Rogers and others win
take part In the services.
AT the invitation OF large number Of friends In
this city Rev. Mr.. Hepwortn VIII preacn this MORN
Ing and evening in Stenway Hall. His subject In
the morning will be "The True Church OF Christ"
and in the evening be viii deliver a discourse to
young men.
The Right Rev. Thomas N. Clark, Bishop Of Rhode
Island, Will preach IN Christ church this morning,
and Rev. W. 7. Egbert in the evening.
Rev. Andrew Longacre Will preach this morning
and evening In the Central Methodist Episcopal
church.
Rev. J. M. Pullman will commence this morning,
in the Church OF Our Saviour. a series of dscourses
on things pertaining to TINS lfe the subject to-day
being "Desire and Limitation"
Rev. DR.. Krotel Will preach. morning and even
ing, In the Evangelical Lutheran Church OF the
Holy Trinity.
At the Canal Street Presbyterian church CON-
munion service will be held this morning by Revs
David Mitchell aid John MacNaughton. AT the
evening service Rev. William COchrane Will preach.
Rev. Charles B. Smyth Will preach IN the Univer-
sity american Free Presbyterian church) this
morning and evening.
Rev. p. L. Davies will preach in the Berean Baptist
church this morning ON spiritual Philanthropy"
and In the evening on spiritual Cooperation"
public meeting in behalf Of the Harlem Mis-
HOnary Association will he held IN the Church Of
the Holy Trinity, Fifth avenue and 125th street, this
evening. Addresses VIII be delivered by Revs. John
Cotton Smith, George J. Mingins and others.
Rev. Dr.. Fiagg VIII preach this morning in the
hall OF Fifty filth street and Third avenue
the subject OF Rev. E. c. Sweetser's discourse
this morning in the Blocker street Unlversalist
church will be, "She Hath Done What She Could"
and in the evening ne VIII preach on 1.-THE Logical
End Of Life OF Sin."
Rev. DIR. Merrill delivers q discourse this morn
ing In the New England Congregational church on
"The Power OF Public Sentiment 10 Restrain from
Crime" Services in the evening as usual.
Rev. H. d. Northrop win preach morning and
evening in the West Twenty-thira street Presby.
terrain church.
Rev. Robert Laird Collier will preach In the
Church Of the Messiah this morning and in the
Church OF All Souls in the evening.
Rev. j. Hyatt Smith ana Rev. Stephen Fl. Tying,
Jr, will address the Morning Star Sunday School,
at $50 West Twenty fourth street. this afternoon at
half-past two o'clock
Rev. A. D. Mayo OF Cincinnati viii preach in the
Church OF the Messiah this evening.
Rev. Morgan Dix, rector OF Trinity church, will
repeat the lectures OF Lent OF 1871 at Trinity Chapel
beginning this evening with the first ecture-"Tne
Two Estates: That OF the Welded in the Lord and
That Of the Single Tor the Kingdom OF Heavens
Sake"
At the Church Of st. Charles Borromeo, Brooklyn,
services Will be held as Notwithstanding at half
past ten O'Clock, high mass and sermon; the choir
on the occasion will sing Neni's Mass Evening, at
half-past seven O'Clock, Cerute's Grand Musical
Vespers will be given
Rev. Alfred Young, Of the Congregation Of st.
Paul, Will deliver lecture this evening in ST.
Bernards church, " est Thirteenth street. Subject
"HOw and Why l Became Catholic"
Rev. William Dunnel win preach morning and
evening in All Saints Free church.
Rev. 7. A. Hoyt will preach this morning in the
small chapel Of the New York University.
Rev. Chauncey Giles win this evening commence
o course OF lectures the subject OF "Genesls and
Geology in the new church in Thirty filth street,
between Park and Lexington avenues
Rev. G. 8. Narrower will preach morning and
evening in ST. Luke's Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. DR.. Ever will oflciate at the services in st.
Ignarus' church, Seventh avenue between Thirty
third and Thirty fourth streets to-day. In the
evening, instead Of q sermon the rector viii CON-
mence q course OF familiar instruction explanatory
OF Aglican worship in Its visible aspect.
Rev. Charles F. Lee Will deliver lecture this
afternoon In Chickering Hail on 1.-The Labors Of
Hercules, or the Work OF Reform.'' Morning ser
Vices as usual
The Praying Band will conduct the services to-day
ct the Thlrty.seventh street Methodist Episcopal
church.
1.-THE Motherhood Of Godn Will be the subject OF
Mrs. Tappan's discourse this evening III Lyric
Hall.
w
Society Of spritualists this morning and evening
In Apollo Hall.
The Reading OF the Bible, &C., I'm the Public
schools from "a Jewish Point Of lew.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD
Many suppose because OF the silence OF our Jewish
parents they are indifferent TO what religious teach
tngs or counselllngs their children are subjected,
Such Is not the case. There are 10 Jewish parents
who Will sanction the teaching 10 Their children OF
.'Come unto Me and VIII give you rest,n "a am the
way, the path aud the liie' "1nose VINO do not he.
neve In Me can never enter the Singdom oil heaven.n
and many more such cOunsellings when the New
Testament OFFERS
As regards the Lords Prayer" we can offer no
Objection for it is given in spirit ana words en-
tirely consistent with Judaism: for instance II Is,
"Our Father, who art In heaven Thy Kingdom come,
Thy win be done, for Thine is the kingdom the
power, the glory" &c. We oDer ob.ec-
lion 70 the reading OF that prayer for 1t speaketn
volumes In Itself.
Not that we lear the reading OF any latin anIago-
nistlc 10 Judaism Will nave Or ever had, any
deleterlous eject on our Jewish children for
God was with Shadrach, Meshach and AbedDego SO
art He with His children Israeli stl 1t is not
necessary to perce the thorn IN the side Israel"
TO force upon their children prayers and hymns TO
sOur Lord Jesus Chrlst,' when we Low solely 10
Father IN Heaven: or 10 read them Inc teachings OF
the Gospel, when we follow solely the law OF Moses
and the prophets. Yet withal, whether the Bible
reading shall or shall not be continued III the pubic
schools as at present conducted we lsraelites feel
we have naught TO lear for our children IN the
future than we have had In the past.
] would ADVISE b0tn Professionals and Catholics
(being the ones In dispute on the subJectl 20 yield
graciously to each otner IN this natter 10 put INTO
practice little OF that gOodly spirit o 'oye TO Inv
neighbour which u so much preached and unite on
some plan which VIII be agreeable 10 all concerned
nj oil bA han IN 4