The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-13
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Deal Mute Asylum.
! ST. PAuL,s EPISCOPAL CMURoI.-rhe ordinary
morn ng services at this church. situated Ia Ciin-
/ ton street. Brooklyn, were well attehaeu yesser-
day. Some of the reIcs OF last sundays horai aus
play still cluug to the chancel and affair, tue mos,
notable being the large cross on the affair." on
either side OF which were the iilies, Win their
| three beautifully symoolicai blossoms. Ut.
Drowne ehose his text from the Acts OF the
Apostles H. 22:-"ye men OF Israel, hear these
words; Jesus OF Nazareth, man approved OF
Coo among you, by miracles aud wonders and
signs winch COD did by him in the midst Of you,
az We yourselves also know"
MAcpoUGAL STREET BAPTIST CHURCH-The Rev.
william Reed preached from the nineteenth verse
OF the thrty-frst psalni-''Oh, how great is thy
goodness which thou hast laid up for them that
theel" he said that all those who made manifest
their and love for God by placing their implicit
trust and confidence in all His works would not
fan to receive tue highest reward that Heaven
could bestow upon man; that all His promises have
always been lulflied and that the idea Of fear and
trust IN Him and faith in His pr0ms Will be fully
realized rnis goodness is wrought out and made
maniiest in the constant development OF His SOW
eregn providence to those who lear and trust
Him.
ST. AMBRosE's Episcopal CHURCH-The rector.
the Rev. Frederick Sill, IN accordance with his
practice heretofore on the Sunday previous to the
administration OF the holy rite OF continuation
said ne should ~ aside all formal discourse and
seek in a nmilar manner to render the subject as
clear as possible, that all. and especially those
who were expecting TO share the blessings Of that
apostolic rite, might comprehend iully what Is
meant by the reply made In response TO the
Bishop 1t means as though each one should say,
tho md oil wnr |
do SUI believe the articles OF the faith" In
such a temper and disposition as tni one cannot
1aIl to go on into perfection.
SPRING STREET PRESBYTERIAN CAURCH.-The
Rev. G. f. McCampbel preached yesterday morn
ing from the text-.For we are to walk by faith
and not by sight, He opened his subject by the
assertion that I'VE are to walk oy faith IN the
light Of the cross OF Christ; must have la:th in
the providence OF Almighty God; we are 20 walk
by faith in another worlu.n Christians, IN visiting
foreign lands where the OF religious martyr
dom occurred in tue earlier ages OF the world are
forcibly reminded oil the truth OF the text by those
examples Tor literally those NOBLE standard bear
ers OF the cross OF Christ walked by faith and not
by sight. BY its strength they endured fiery
ordeals, Imprisonment in gloomy dungeons. were
thrown as food to the savage beasts. ana yet in
the agonies OF death, maintained answering faith
TO the end
TALAAGEs TABERNACLE, MISUNDERSTANDING
being the fifth anniversary OF Mr.. Talmage's
settlement as pastor Of the Central Presbyterian
Church Society, he preached, at the morn
ing service sermon narrating the wonderful
advancement during the past five years and the
complete success Of a free church. He was called
to the church at a time when it was almost extinct
and only thirteen members could be rallied TO
congregational meeting to make the CALL He was
then preaching 10 large congregations in Philade-
pha, but he accepted this call because he thought
this would be Just the place in which to try on a
large scale free church-a lifelong project with
him. The history OF the church for the past five
years tells the story or the success ne has achieved
The Tabernacle is probably the largest Protestant
church edlnce IN the United States and is crowded
at each service ON the Sabbath by congregation
of 5000 people, while many turn away from the
doors, unable to obtain standing room.