The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-15
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Another Addition to Bishop Cummins' Be-
formed Episcopal Church Movement.
MINISTERIAL AND CHURCH MOVEMENTS.
Programme Of Services Quinquagesima
Sunday, February Is.

sunday, FEBRUARY ID.
The anniversary Of the LADIES' Association OF the
House OF the Good Shepherd, at Tompkins Cove,
New York, will be observed this evening In Trinity
chapel
Rev. Wayland Hoyt win preach in the Tabernacle
Baptist church this morning and In Stenway Han
IN the evening.
Rev. W. c. Steel will deliver temperance dis
course this morning in the Beekman Hill Methodist
Episcopal church. Fiftieth street.
Rev. II. W. Barnwen and Rev. E. F, Remington
win occupy the pulpit Of the Wainwright Memorial
church to-day.
Rev. D. ii. Miller will preach in Plymouth Baptist
church morning and evening.
The pulpit OF the Scotch Presbyterian church. in
Fourteenth street. will be filed to-day by the pas.
tor, Rev. 8. NJ Hamilton
Rev. Fl. W. Knapp will preach in the Laight
Baptist Mission church. and Will baptize after
the evening sermon.
Rev. Thomas Veitch will talk on temperance this
evening in the Attorney street Methodist Episcopal
church.
the West Presbyterian church, on Reservoir
square, will be instructed this evening by Dr.. r. 8.
Btorrs OF Brooklyn.
Professor Everett, OF Harvard, will occupy the
pulpit Of All Souls church morning and evening.
Revival meetings win be held during the week
In Fifty third street Baptist church, with preach
ing by the pastor, who will also occupy his pulpit
to-day.
Rev. J. F. McClelland Will deliver his Gospel mes
sage in St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal church
twice TO-DAY.
The Rev. Robert SlOss Will preach, morning and
evening, in the Second avenue Presbyteria
church. corner Fourteenth street.
Rev. j. W. Barnhart breaches at both services
to-day In the Forsyth street Methodist Episcopal
church.
Free church services are held in Harvard Rooms,
under the auspices of st. Paul's Reformed church.
Rev. Alexander McKelvey will preach this morn
ing there and DR.. Deems on Thursday evening
The pulpit of the Church Of the Disciples of
Christ will be occupied to-day by the PASTOR Rev.
w. G. Dawson.
Rev. Messrs. Inskip and Mcdonald, evangelists.
will begin ten days. series OF meetings to-day in
the Free Tabernacle Methodist Episcopal church.
'WiIl He Cast or Forever ?" is the subject
chosen by Rev. J. NJ Pullman for his discourse this
evening in the hall Of the Standard Club.
The Rev. Fred Evans breaches to-day In the Cen.
tral Baptist church.
Compulsory Education' is the theme selected
by DR.. Wild, of Brooklyn, for his remarks this
morning.
''The Resurrection OF the Dead and the Transla-
ton Of the Living" will be the subject Of remarks
this evening in the Catholic Apostolic church.
The Rev. E. c. Sweetser will give his opinion
about "Esau and His Mess OF Pottage" this even
ing, in the Blocker street Universalist church.
In the Berean Baptist church Rev. P. L. Davies
will preach morning and evening, and will baptize
IN the evening Revival meetings will be held every
night this week.
Rev.W. P. Corbitt Will preach, morning and even
ing, in the De Kalb avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, Brooklyn.
Rev. A. G. Osborne, d. D., will occupy the pulpit
OF the South Baptist church at both services to-
day.
Mrs. Townsend will lecture in Robinson Hall this
morning and evening.
The Religious Amendment advocates will hold
. public meeting on Tuesday evening in the Re.
formed Presbyterian church, IN Twenty third
street.
Bishop Cummins will conduct the public worship
OF the reformed Episcopaians in Steinway Hall In
the morning and in Lyric Hall in the evening.
Rev. stephen II. Tying, Jr., breaches in the large
hall Of the Cooper Institute at halfpast seven
O'Clock this evening.
There will be an exhibition of the Pilgrim free
to all over eighteen years old in Balm Hall this
evening.
The Halstead Praying Band will be at the Lex.
ington avenue Methodist church to-day.
Morning and evening services at the usual hours
In st. Marks church, Rev. DR.. E. A. Washburne
latter.
There will be the customary morning and after.
noon services in Anthem Memorial church, Rev.
Mr.. Newton occupying the pulpit.
"The Reward Of Spiritual Perseverance" and
"Conscence" are the subjects upon which Rev.
Mr.. Hepworth will dilate to-day in the Church Of
the Disciples.
In st. Andrews church, Harlem, Rev. DR.. T. NJ
Peters, rector OF st. Micnaers will preach this
morning, and Rev. DR.. H. E. Montgomery, Of the
Church Of the Incarnation in the evening.
The quinquagesmal services in st. Adams will
begin at eight, ten halfpast ten and eleven A. NJ,
and at four and hafpast seven r. NJ, Rev. Mr.
Morrill, officiating.
Dr. Flagg breaches morning and evening in the
Church Of the Resurrection.
''rne Lords Appearing" will be expounded by
Elder Munger at Temple Hall this morning and
afternoon and at No. 1873 West Twenty fourth
street this evening.
The usual Spntuaist Conference at the house
In Madison avenue, near Twenty seventh street,
will be held at two O'Clock p. NJ.
One Instanse of Gods Failure to Answer
Prayer.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In my Bible, which / read with great diligence
and very p'ayeruly, it is said Gen., t., BY, "And
God saw everything he had made and behold it
was verygoou' Anu IL Is salu Gen., vi, 81, "And
1t repened the Lord that he had made man on the
earth, and it greved him at his heart.n And it is
said Jsr., XXI, 17, "There is nothing too hard
for Thee - also MAT, XIX, 26l with God all things
are posslbe.n And 1t ~ said isaiah, XIV, n, II
make peace and create evn' IL Is said Num-,
xxli., is, 'God is not a man that he should
lie, neither the son OF man that he should
repent" "A free thinker has shown to
me these passages from inspired Word
OF God and has asked me to reconcile them to
each other and with reason. For three weeks,
fhRnA Aau al QnIy hnUn prQ
for light. spending thirty minutes each time upon
our aching knees. No light cometh, and the more
we pray the more we don't understand the mys-
terry OF the Word, which wayfarer ought to COM
prehend, even though he be q fool Our case being
such we appeal to the Christian world for help,
and We ask the HERALD TO send forth the cry. The
bad man has US down and we can't get up unless
We have human help for the Lord refuses TO AID
US. PRAYER.
BROOKIyE Fab q