The New York herald., 1874-11-01
RELIGIOUS NTELLIGENCG.
PROGRAMME OF SERVICES FOR TO-DAY.
sPrudentius" on the Episcopal Convention
and RitualiSm.
MINISTERIAL AND CHURCH MOVEMENTS.
Services TODAY


the evening on show to Be Happy.O
The services in the Russia Chapel this morning
are in English.
Bishop Vail. OF Kansas, win preach this morning
IN Calvary Free Chapel and the Bishop of King
Bton, West Indies In the evening
The Rev. George Dawson, OF England, will preach
In the Fifth avenue Baptist church this evening.
The Rev. w. NJ. Dunnell win preach, as usual, to-
day In All SAINTS Protestant Episcopal church.
Dr.. Ever Will speak this morning in ST. Ig
natius' church on 'The difference between Spirit
nal Life and moral Life" and in the evening he
Will repeat a>sermon on "The Modern Devices
Of Satan against the Church."
The Rev. DR.. Hastings VIII preach this morning
and evening in the West Presbyterian church.
Dr. Porteous will preach for All Souls' Protestant
Episcopal church, Brooklyn, this morning, on
sBeliefs and Unbeiefs or Facts and Faacies or
SpirGuaism,u and this evening on "The World OF
Spirits and Christ's Descent into Hades."
Mrs. H. M. Walton, Mrs. KIbourn and Mr.. Swack.
heimer will entertain those who may gather In
De Garmo Hall to-day.
DR.. Rylance Will minister in st. Marks Protes-
tant Episcopal Church at the usual hour this
evening. Dr. Corbett, OF Illinois, will preach
there in the morning
The Rev. w. X. Alger, or Boston, will preach in
tne Church OF the Messiah this morning.
The young men In Association Hall this evening
will be addressed by Mr.. H. Moorehouse OF Eng.
land.
The Rev. &. McIlwaine, Of Iowa. will preach this
morning In the Protestant Episcopal church in
East Ftftieth street.
Bishop Johns OF Virginia; DR.. Irving and Bishop
Whippie, OF Minnesota, Will deliver the Lords
message to-day in the Church of the Holy Trinity.
choral service and communion Is offered to-
day in st. Mary the Virgins Protestant Episcopal
church.
The Rev. D. B. Jutten will occupy the pulpit OF
tho Sixteenth Baptist church this morning and
evening, and he invites strangers and those hav-
ing no spiritual home to worship with hts people.
ssThe Moral OF Salvation" will be Mr.. Hepworth's
topic this morning in the Church or the Disciples.
Experience in the evening.
Morning and evening services will be held at
usual hours to-day in the Protestant Episcopal
Church OF the Holy Saviour.
Bishop Coke and the Rev. Mr.. Atwe!l will oc.
cupy the pulpit OF the church of the Heavenly
Rest this forenoon and afternoon.
The Rev. Mr. Atwel of Vermont, and Bishop
Coke will preach to-day at half-past ten A. M and
halCpast seven P. M. in the Wainwright Memorial
church.
"The Communion OF salntsr is DR.. Thompson's
topic this morning in Christ churcn protestant
EpiscopaD.
The Rev. ]. Tuttle Smith will oficiate to-day in
the Free Church OF the Holy Sepulchre.
The Rev. DR.. Dudley, OF Baltimore, will preach
this evening in the Church Of the Atonement.
The Rev. A. Stewart Walsh will speak this even.
Ing IN Gethsemane Baptist church on the la.e ac-
tion Of the Long Island Association and the with.
0rawal Of his church therefrom.
DR.. A. G. OSBORNE will preach this morning and
evening IN the South Baptist church.
Preaching by the Rev. w. II. Thomas at the usual
Aours TODAY in the Beekman Hill Methodist Euis.
acopal church.
slot went with hm,'is the topic selected by
Or. Deems Tor his consideration this evening in
the Church Of the Strangers
The Rev. r. L. Davies win preach in the Berean
Baptist church to-day, as usual.
The Rev. I. NJ. Cunningham, OF San Francisco,
will deliver the first Of a series or dlscourses to
byter1an church.
Amemorial sermon will be preached this morn.
ing and an election discourse delivered this even
ing by the Rev. j. Nj. Pullman In the Church OF Our
Saviour.
"A United Heartr, and "Paul at Antioch" will
be treated to-day by the Rev. r. S. Macarthur in
Calvary Baptst church
The Rev. Il. Borel conducts a French Episcopal
service every Sunday morning in Calvary chapel.
DIR. King and Chaplain McCabe VIII preach TO-.
day at the usual hours in the Free Tabernacle
Methodist Episcopal church.
DR.. Armitage will preach this morning and even.
lng in the Fifth avenue Baptist church.
The Rev. w. II. Pendleton will preach morning
aud evening in Fifty y-third street Baptist church.
Df. Fulton Will demonstrate this morning that
TO serve Christ is not losing business, and Mr.
Patterson tho evangelist, will begin series OF
revival services In the evening In Hanson place
Baprist church, Brooklyn.
Dr. Anderson viii preach at the usual hours to-
day II the First Baptist church In this city.
The Fust Reformed Episcopal church will be
mnis,ered TO to-day, as usual, by the Rev. W. T.
Sabine.
The Rev. George 0. Phelps invites strangers to
Allen street Presbyterian church, where he will
preach this morning ana evening.
'Tbe Love Of Christi and "The Judgment Day.
are the topics on which the Rev. w. +. Corbit viii
date to-day.
The Rev. J. +. Mccclland ma Or. Dashiell VIII
preach at the usual hours to- lay in st. Luke's
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Dr. Reid, Rev. I. Lcage aud W. A. Owen win
speak in behalf Of civ mlssoLs This evening In
West Twenty-lourth street Methodist Episcopal
church.
''Il,e Follie and Foibles Of Modern Christianity
Will be expanded and expoundcd to-day by the
Rev. Robert Cameron in the Disciples church.
The R2y. w. W. Page will preach this morning
and evening in the New York Presbyterian
church.
"What We Know About Heaven' and "Bihle
pPenltents" will be discussed by the Rev. Mr..
Ganse to-day in Madison avenue Reformed church.
fhe Revs. ]. F. McCIeland and W. W. Bowd
and Messrs. L. Skidmore and c. G. North will speak
IN the interest OF city missions, this evening, In
the second avenue Methodist Episcopal church.
Bishop Whipple, Of Minnesota, will preach in St
sohn's Protestant Episcopal church this morning.
mi ltnp Wi HE
ing aud afternoon in the Scotch Presby yterian
church.
The services In st. Thomas church begin at nine
A. NJ, hali-past ten and hal-past three O'CLOCK r.
NJ, to-day.
"Ihe Fatal Feast or, From Life to Death'' will
De treated by the Rev. w. II. Booe this evening.
"The Great Awakening in the Church OF Eng.