The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-09
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
MARCH 9--SECOND SUNDAY In LENT.
Schedule of Religious Exer-
cises To-Day.
Herald Religious Cor
respondence.
QUAKERS AND BAPTISM.
The Roman Catholic as the
Catholic Church.
MORE THEOLOGICAL coNuNDRUMS.""
An Unbeliever on the Christian
Amendment.
The Labors Of Trinity in the Vine
yard Of the Lord.
The Notions of VindeXe
COnfuted.
MOVEMENTS OF THE CLERGY.
MORE THEOLOGICAL coNuNDRUMs...
An Unbeliever on the Christian
Amendment.
The Labors Of Trinity in the Vine
yard Of the Lord.
The Notions of VindeX .
COnfuted.
MOVEMENTS OF THE CLERGY.
Services To-Day.

MOVEMENTS OF THE CLERGY.
Services To-Day.
At the Church Of Christ Rev. W. c. Dawson will
preach in the morning and lecture on ''Bible Ques
tiOnsn in the evening.
Rev. Professor Roberts will minister to the con-
Cregation Of st. Thomas chapel in the morning
and evening.
Rev. J. K Demarest will conduct the morning
and evening services at Westminster Presbyterian
church.
The Morning Star Sunday School will be ad-
dressed by prominent speakers at halfpast two
O'Clock.
At Pilgrim Baptist church Rev. J. Spencer Ken
nard will preach morning and evening.
Rev. DR.. Cheever breaches in the chapel of the
University this evening.
Discourses on special subjects at the Church of
the New Jerusalem at eleven O'Clock and halfpast
seven
Preaching at Forsyth street Methodist Episcopal
church, morning and evening, by Rev. ]. W. Barn
hart.
Rev. Henry W. Bellows will minister to his flock
(All Souls church) in the morning and evening.
Morning and evening services at the Brooklyn
Academy of Music by Rev. Dr. Tamage, Of the
Tabernacle.
"The Burden Of the Valley Of Vision, will be
Bishop Shows subject at the University at three
O'Clock.
Rev. Dr. Deems will preach at the church OF the
Strangers this morning and evening
Right Rev. Bishop Potter will conduct services at
Trinity chapel, In aid OF the House OF the Good
Shepherd, this evening.
At the Church OF the Messiah Rev. Henry Powers
will preach on the subject Of 1.-THE Religious
Amendment" in the morning and lecture on ''Cem-
panionship'' in the evening.
Rev. J. M. Pullman will preach In the morning ut
1,2ss Broadway, and in the evening at Lyric Hall.
Rev. Henry Morgan, Of Boston, lectures this
evening, at Cooper Institute, on slavery Of
Fashion."
AT st. Luke's Methodist Episcopal church Rev.
o. s. Narrower breaches In the morning and Rev.
yG. W. Collard in the evening
Morning and evening services at Presby terrain
r Memorial church by Rev. DR.. Robinson.
Rev. Or. Holme will preach 1.-THE Beginning
and End OF Wisdom" at Trinity Baptist church this
evening"
Rev. E. f. Powell, OF st. Louis, will preach this
morning and evening at Sixth avenue Reformed
church.
Miss Jennie Lees, inspirationa speaker, will ad-
dress the Lyceum at Apollo Hall in the morning
and lecture in the evening.
At Blocker street Universalist church Rev. E. G.
Sweetser will preach on The Need of Temptationn
in the morning and Rev. Almon Gunnison in the
evening.
English services in the Russian Greek chapel at
eleven O'Clock
Rev. @. M. McCampbel will preach at half.past
ten and at three O'Clock at Spring street Presby-
terrain church.
"The Lords Warning OF Judgment Upon his
Church" will be the subject OF the discourse ut the
Catholic Apostolic church this evening.
At Blocker street Mission there will be Episcopal
services morning and evening, with sermons on
the Lords Prayer by Chaplain Laval.
Full choral services at the Church Of St. Mary the
Virgin morning, afternoon and evening.
Services morning and evening at All Saints Epis-
copal church, by the rector, Rev. W. N. Dunnell.
There will be preaching this morning and even.
ing at the Canal street Presbyterian church, by
Rev. David Mitchell.
Rev. DIR. Flagg will ohlciate, morning and even
ing, In the Church Of the Resurrection.
Rev. DR.. Thompson, the rector, will conduct the
services, morning, afternoon and evening" at
Christ church.
Rev. G. II. Hepworth breaches on special subjects
at Steinway Hall, morning and evening.
At Anthem Memorial church Rev. r. Heber New.
ton breaches in the morning and afternoon.
Spiritualist services at Union Hail. Jersey CITY,
this morning, afternoon and evening, by Dr. c.
Stiles and H. p. Baker.
Morning and evening services at Laight street
Baptist Mission, by Rev. Halsey W. Knapp.
At Plymouth Baptist church Rev. Dir. Gillette
will discourse morning and evening.
The Society Of Friends and the Rite
Of Baptism.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Although admiring the liberal spirit In which
the letter OF J. R. Lamoureux Is written published
in last Sundays HERALD, on one point feel 1t to
be my duty to contradict him, and desire to do it
In the spirit OF Christian charity. He says
QUAKER ADMITTING NO BAPTISM WHATEVER.
'John the Baptist says:--T Indeed baptize you
with water, but there cometh one after me who
shall baptize you with the Holy Ghost and with
hre.'" We do not believe in the efficacy OF water
baptism, but the baptism OF the Holy Ghost and
WIN nre Is one OF the fundamental doctrines OF
the Society OF Friends; that baptism shall en-
tireiy change the heart OF him who experiences
us innuence; 10 shall destroy ''Old ADAM
anu All tne worst passions OF the soul,
anu IL snaii create in him a new heart and a new
Jnlnu IN Cnrlst Jesus and hereafter he shall bring
iortn only the fruits OF the Spirit. which are love,
JOY, peace, long suffering genteness poodness
1aith, meekness and temperance; and hencefor-
ward men OF the world shall know that man is iy-
ing IN Inc rear OF God, Tor II Is recorded "Hy their
fruits ye snail know them,n and again. ar n man
have not the Spirit OF Christ he Is none of his -,
After this change OF heart the daily prayer will no
''Let the words OF my mouth and the meditations
OF my heart be acceptable In thy sight q LORD
my strength and my Redeemer.r Thine respect.
FULLY, AN ADVOCATE
for the people called Quakers
Reply to an "Americsn Convert to the
Catholic Religion"
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In complying with an invitation OF "An -Ameri-
.<xil, DALI