, 1874-09-21

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tin, Thlrty.aoyonth ytroot, Providence, aud North
Star, Al Wi}mette 4 tluo building Las bno,,
bought, and IL nov hold Tor sls ia anticipation Of
the Organization Of now church, Several now
Evanston, and Hyde Park. Tho cost OF these
now ctlllccs vii! not fall below 3300, 600.
TO mo this iB an exceedingly interesting pnga
OF Christian history. Whute Ia tho city, whore
the denomination, TINT Gnu ,sliow results like
theaoH At tllo late Epiaoopai Convention 1t was
reported TINT oro nov church Ind boen organ
ized during tic yoar In tho entiro stats. In
1861. the Baptist churches Of Newark, N. j., or
co-oporatcd NTH great iutorost Tor twenty years,
when thoy matlo report Of their work. Nine
now churches had boon organized, aud tho
results Ncro tlluugIlt remarkable. Nothing
Tut In q year and half in our midst nearly
twice nine churches hayo sprung into existence,
and az many moro meeting e-l,olinos boon built.
We neod to onon our, oyoa 10 tho great future
God opens loforo us In this city and awake to
nSG onFsaa @ a ane1FsH gess aq n esn naaaa
inonthH arc only I'LL Indication o. tho progrosH of
tho future. fhoy are ltlto tAe first Crasscs aud
1lowota aud leaves Of hprlng. They forotoll tho
rerduro aud bloom and fruit Of tho summer.
The season Of fruit 10 tho time OF labor:
And It il not osborTiso in Gods spirit
UNI kingdom. Tina multiplication Or churchea.
all this erection Of Church ndi'iccs, las
HAon6As BsoHs t4Aoo'1" AFoA A4hAJ VI WI
brothfon. IN all thcHo now Interests they have
boon compelled to give as probably they mover
did befofo. II was in tho very midHt OF this gen.
cral advance that the panic came upon us, and
pafalyxed tho country with terror and amoto II
with disaster. as q hurricane sweopiug over
country prostratob hilko strnetureh yot t1nfns!'~
GU, 14eso poorly oulis AUG those NoaAeneG ny
age: ana loaYes on4Y usss!tle1lon 20 marA Us
pas''' go tn3a financial "nll.%'nu b"ep1 eYaf .no
nn A. VII q as% tnoss ~ Of II
!nB, ueranEl.i6 the ousale5s ol ,no %i,olo Goall.
try, pAtatyzug uuuskly, aao IaaA!nH alhoas
oSeIY han pooler tua1 ~ uoiol1' Non =: - te-
aTaau.o ia sa thg .nhs s9a GARY @ anu eess'oS ,a Hal
cia. stoln naa uel'ner n.9Wh II uo"u Gno u taese
nsw chuicnes iai nor cauaeu tno oullaern 70 gre
ofeI M ,nolI eHol Is III ahy nc" entofpfiso. ~ az
ey nn1e rgto no!a ora'o,y un ttar ""Ii o tg Fng
.;se;r organizations m 70 conaplenom' mpa naas
'ossa " LUG po"eF o. tae oospo'. -..-..
11oRt Of tlcm lavo boon Grcatly prosperous,
and. aftor asking our help IL dodicating thcir
houses OF Worship, arc ablo to take care OF tlcm-
that few need tie assistance Of tlelr
brethren. Our brethren ut tho stock. Yards need
encouragement, aud ought to bo aided for tho
year to come: Tho South Church. formerly. Il
| pnnic and change in tho population, has lost It's
] numbers, been compelled to give up its pastor,
mud is in sore need OF encouragement and MD.
Tho baptist Union few months ago rcuted
EuAtcA VI tab NulLH C!Ne+ bUuh GuufHo VI %uo
Snaday-school which WAC being sustained in 1t,
set q student to prencling aud visiting, and now
| tie Emmanuel Baptist Church s organized with
forty mombers, aud don't doubt noblo future.
| But Whiio they arc getting CD their feot, thoy
| uccl for few months to como tho aid we prom
| iHed at tho beginning.
No church in The CITY Las boon moro yon1or-
fully blessed of God in spiritual things than tho
Twsnty -6fth stroet. II las one of ihe largest
| sunday-schools IN tho oity. It has enjoyed On
almost continuous reyivnl since its organization,
ror,ort1ntr to tno AgHocintion 12l adtlitona. md
III members altogether. Unfortunately, It has
| 4 tlobt Of $l0.0OU ou its houso Of worsllip. The
house was built By tho First Church. Tho lato
ossssty o q Sar or mas
tic First Church foel TOO poor to aid tho Twenty
| fifth Street farther. II is q church of tito
moor. 1ts people aro almost universally
| without means, and feel utterly unable, il,
addition to meeting current oxnensos. to carry
their debt with its s1OD0 OF interest,"
I They ought to DO, tl,oy must be, uide;i II tuoy
eau be helped for q year or two, with q co,,tin.i-
prosperity and. tho cc1ruc Of botter times. thoy
| viii carry their own burtleus.
| Our Of this Church Aas grown cnot!.es noetI-
| ine holp. A scnnIinsynn stlient found thnro
| two or three converted Snodos. Lo began to
hold meetings with them others cssne in re-
| yiyat followed Swedish branch wns organized,
and now las about forty members. Their pas-
| tor though student, IN a married. 1nan, and
needs more to support hin than ~ thoir poverty--
1nany Of them belng servant gttlH--taay can Ct
prczent pay him. thinlt hls aalarY ia abunt s500
ycar: His work is 30 fruitful that VIC can well
a%!toed % to holp 54em tar tue atst yGar.
Tho baptist uu!on has incurred Gablllttea for
tho new church cdliice at Morgan parl, and asks
our aid to d.aehatge thom.
! Ono OF tho ontarprtsea ia which NO a:o moro
1ntote6sea tnan ahY otnes Is tllo cnareh a. Hydo
tat arA .otia H. w.. mas inn naphs VI nosnef ayss
.ust saaea sn+ sp :at Ga.sea" !. m,
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acceps 1t1 gaa.usatu ~ aso IT, 1ntorcslea ~ IL als
Gasses Ass n't 4.u snn og,o!
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tmE uIs1peGIoo o1'nonsS ~ securing p,aGo o. o.
moan"n'p' na n1 poDp'o 91e n.S uS.slsn'neu s.3s to
na uaa' ,5 aao!s oonp na'uon soy
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