, 1874-06-14

A. 4ut IFespEte11hns OF GooTHetoWn, Aoi,s In
completed fine stone church edtdoo. which
"a to be dedicated By tho Gonoral Assembly, M
" On an excursion to Donvor,
o Last Sunday, the Rev. Mr. Barrett. pastor
I, the Presbyterian Church ut Austin. baptlxf
l. thirteen children. The church was beautiful
q decorated on the OCCASION.
, The Evanston Presbyterian Church ia mour
g 1ng the loss Of large and costly pulpit Blbl
j. 1t is fact OF bad omen, but religious pap
states that the book was stolen from the dos
during the meetings Of tho late Theologic
Union.
The oorner-stone Of Grace Baptist Church Ta
laid in fhiladclphia last Tuesday.
, The next session OF the Fox River Baptist Az
sociation ia to be held ut the Englewood Chu1ct
} Ths Second Baptist Church of this city report
24D new members during the past year, 135 0
them by baptism.
The Raptists. as we'll as several other Protest
ant sects are thriving in Rome. A short tim
ago, the pews OF q now church in the Etetna
City rented for s2,6uO.
The Baptist Church o. Tort Howard, no.
| which only few years nSo contained only sore1
members. has now membership or l07, and 8
Tine house of worship il now in process Of ereo
tion.
It is said that steps have been taken with 4
view Of uniting the Union Park and Ashland
Avenue Baptist Churches. The former church.
ship Of 35Y.
Tho pastor of the Baptist Church at Hinsdale,
| and tho pastor Of tho Baptist Church at Kan
kakec, ILL.,, says the Standard, have been
obliged to resign Oh account OF financial embar-
rassments in tho cburchce,
| A,,o,.u.
;h..n ~ sala 20 pn On 1ops "1nonE .uo
the lev. George T. Pentecost, D. D., back to
a saas 1,,. cI.s n9 eo"es' tno peop'e WILL ooA'o
Ao" e4i'aen LUZ nam.
correspondent Of the Standard asks: a How
does Christ teach us to mako q deacon2" Tie
eat1s replies that chss5 gaze no nstru
| into the custom, OF electing deacons as other
] church officers are elected.
Thu sorthorn n,nt;s. conro,t;ox, ,ooo,,.,,
bcid ~ Tafaraa- rpst01 ~ a ~ Ky
nao ~ ~ IT. mere u aosse SERVES
.1,n .uo aua " tno one 1ss1on noara;
Tndi,n w. az, "uuio ~
ar;a. "a 10 @''1'' 21o VI "nSa1oA
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correspondent OF tho Standard regrets to
learn that q church IN Iowa, which TO: several
years has been without . pastor: and meanwhile
1nortcacnd ne,r1v * -. .afsaho cro nao
ertv 70 fha brother rto b.s snnn1iad tb,ir, r
eecura to him tho n,r1nant ~ s5do 1or I;u aor1
vices, and now the house and lot, worth several
Thousand dollars, are to be sold to pay the debt,
unless outside friends intervene to prevent it.
ouen e1 lia1sacl1on WOUND pe shane, 0osh 10 the
.no1eo "'o ~ 'no supply
The thirty ninth anniversary Of the Chicago
bapslst Assoclatlon VIII pe hem at dundee. ILL.,.
commencing VIII ounaay.scnool meeting 1nes-
Gay, June ~: =, me association comprises al the
cnntcnee u Inlcasu wy, eacep1 ;ae eecona Churcn
Ronnd-trn tickets can ho ohtnined of q r
DackaE at No. G1 Washington street. for 80
1nerf]ay evening md Ncdnea1ay morning will
be devoted to SInday-school TOPICS. At 10:Y0
Wednesday the exercises belonging TO the Asso
citation pruDer benir and will consist of tha or
Ganization, and reading OF letters from the
churches, aud readinS OF tho report OF the Pub
lcatlon society. IN tho evening tue uoctFlual
sermon Wall De preached by tho RoV- l.. II. Wood
ruf, OF the EIsin church. THURSDAY tnlscella-
neous business w.A be discussed, foreign mis-
aions, home missions. and the msslon-work OF |
the Association. In the afternoon woman's |
meeting will DO held, as which ad- |
dresses Will be delivered bY Mr5 Z. e. Mitchell,
Miss a: =, l.. stevens and others. Ihe Association
~AS'~'' ~"o1 11' ~'. -.7.
cua ruoo,. ~ III Idi;,.to ,1o.,,a4
oa'ia Sleon' 1"'' NIL oee1lea'e q Me1noo1Ft
'noicn une -A'
The Central Methodist Church, Baltimore,
have raised tie money for larger house Of
worship.
Tho now Methodist Church at Rogers Park is
10 bo dedicated to-day. President Fowler will
preach the sermon.
<,1x,. 7.;.,.. . r;+o-o- .,s ,;, o.;4.s |
rr;nS.1 n1a3iadst Tn;snaI,s, r.,roi, ~
,a1ahr55 ~ ~ a;~,,tf a1nipa,sare 49,
4N' .ens4 "An4' 0AsAA' 'o"o7
,orop,at,, ~ iatsr 1ata ~ tho poc 1,;ra1
sranca - tha Wot1o,1;st Fn;scono1 Ch,,roi.
shich "a now set for Sent- an p''''pN~ ~'A0'eA'
,rho royth,oe1ey,, d,1rocote nr;nta an c,r,oa+
ali for be1n for The students of The Gnrre,t Nh
ca, Ins.;tnte who orc many of then a. rnnr
hst they arc Obliged to waste much time in
arning 4 support while pursuing their studies
I thar Seminary
It Sunday-scLools Of tie land That ia, the
hildren give money towards the aiding OF poor
neoioglcai students Tho Eoard of Education
+ the Methodist Church now gives aid to forty :
acn st:.aents, auu - oeSnous o1 INCREASING the
enencia11cs 'ei.lo.a, -
. r.o.;a-:1 .o,'i1.oAi na...a;' itoSaL' a.; ,,..
q oonS9oenlaol'al e Ceui'c!! III oAlt LAKE tlsy I
1ps. May %. -1~~'@
na cs-.:,r
lily. an1 GonsaneAao4.ul pnaon VI LIE eity ne1a lSs