, 1875-02-07
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
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Avenue Presbyterian Church last Sunday.
Five persons were received into the Thirty
seventh Street Baptist Church, last week.
Centenary h. E. Church received about 100
new members during the month Of January.
In the Indiana Avenue Baptist Church, five
received the rite Of baptism last Sunday evening.
Plymouth Church gave 800 to the y grass
hopper fund " last Sunday. for Nahraaka relief.
In tho Park Avenue d. E. Church, twenty ad-
dltions we're made to the membership lust Sun
dRy. =
A revival is in progress il the Second Baptist
Church. Twelve persons were onptlzed there
recently.
Tho Fullerton Avenue Church, Rev. ". c.
Young pastor, received sixteen new members
last Sabbath.
Great interest prevails in the" Reunion
Presbyterian Church. Last Sabbath evening
aixty asked for prayers.
In tue First n. E. Church. the Rev. lDr.
Thomas. pastor, eighteen persons havo been re-
ccived on probation during The past MONTH
The Young Mems Christinn Association Of
Boston has issued q church directory, contaln-
ing ali the items ii information in regard to tho
churches, which are Of most Importance.
Next Sunday the Forty first street Presbyterian
afigsion, established by tho First Presbyterian
Church will be organized into an independent
church, The Rev. Arthur Mitchell will preach
on the occasion.
r1,aro IN deen and increasing RELIGIOUS intar-
est in tho Tabernacle Church Of this city.
Though the weather has beon go cold the past
week, tue series Of meetings have been largely
attended, aud many cases OF conversion ere re-
ported.
Tho daily evening prayer fneeth9s ot tue
hichfgan Avenue baN!s. Cnulcn sn,cn s aave
.it ~ ~ cnntfnned dnrnq tto coming week. tie
chnrch l,ayiner go decided by . unanimous voto
lagt FRIDAY night, TIE interest ia increasing;
and tho social and honellke character Which is
developed under tle 1nooenca o. tne f;enlai
pastor impa1ts to Tie meetings. pleasan1 anu
ntorn1ai c1ati etsas LAO auaaeu - ~ =; snoA ~
succesa nJne ~ r.srsS ;rt, 49, tha cnrcf, ~ AZ to.
ggss,e ga;e". na,nna,,n;os wv ~
o05 eoND'0.
4 novel 1eatnse OF 1ne :ouuaag-scnooi e3er- 3
IT. elSseS % ush t1;o 10 axo,tn1 cn,p.
nr ~, nhla acholaTa is R;hIa cl,sa nn7ar
49, s 1922 M ton.h;ny NJ Prof Do;se the
ese1,t ~ Craar profasaor ~ t1,a CLc,o, TInivor
siiy. This class Was organized with tho special
object in view Of the critical examination md
study OF the New Testament IN tho Greek
apguage--conparing the different English
versions, getting a. tue various snades o. mean an
ing anu "iu ~ ~ ~ 49, - ~
orl61na'. WIN sucu au ao'9 teacnel tn1 1lase 20
proving wv 40 sI 80 I.a ~
do1Stcdlv 1nany students and scholars who nre
interested in the study both of Greek and tho
Rble. will avail themselves OF the raeo oppo1-
tuniky to recoiTo tie instruction and aid of such
learned Graox scholar as Prof Boise. Tie class
nent oycry Sunday morning at the B.bto class
room Of the Michigan Avenue Baptist Church.
TIE CHURCH IN GENERAL
; ine new Methoaiss church Was @ dealcateo
in Cheater, h., Jan. -. WHICH Cost So.zoo.
From Anril to October Of 1874 it is computed
that 81 900 Catholics made pilErimRgae to
Lo1Edes.
The Rev. Sherwood Hea1ey, Of the Catholic
II, $40 communican:s in the Church during tbs
mast wear.
.r,
i 1he ~ SCUM Carolaa 1apslsts piopose - ta.so
& lol lin ioot- sea nh - o p r.
moi,cv rs1sed
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Last SUNDAY me 1 hev; DunGan Mc9leeer; pas-
TOT OF tno a. =. cnutcn ot Desl,laluee, Ill., IT,
cefVed thirty ne" 1hemoefs' naoss ol "non @te
ne" eon'erto'
The Delaware Indians, who number about
1000 PERSONS, have a Baptist Church Of $50
1nerubers. with fine house Of worship, and y
large Sunday-echool,
~. A. ri:
ne 81: oaptists uaa1 ~ - aeeocasioo " az ~ l
l:' a' W - ,o1t on t1~,v ~ .t = 15h I.t;s; Ill.,
are SO, $50 Suulay-sc4ool teachera aud scholars.
,.no:.c..,,.,;. r;.,,ox, v,,,.,,, - O.,
ne noa'au oasuu.A: T.. a'5u e. '@as4au 81 81
tolo, Ens.' pleaeneu ~ na;s t van .,z;rt ~ -
ne " n,s n,, =. 10; sI1a 3 r;,aao a. Mi
ao5ty stuoen1s mote now u. tn1 cG1loRe e mt-
nIi pFepar!pe aor peiuG ssl, y. ~ up,s'a oNS'7s
anu A1e'ea4 u con'of' >l10 eolosea peopio
The Catholic Untrerse, published at Cleveland.
chiles its readers for their preference for anti
CATHOLIC and Protestant publications, while they
neglect the books OF such Catholic writer's as
Adeiaide Proctor, Meline, Eugene de- Guerjn,
and others,
s,,,o,+, +,,a ,,rot,actod ,3oatiora IN tba North.
ber % Of extensive revirala. According to the
10ffhtcestetn A9rocd{g Eaton Rapids reports
tifty converts; Fairbury,. H., reports eighty
three young converts received lqto ne Church.
hare % Ian added ~ 10 tie church mefnbershin' WV
i rna MIN - r1nion betwrecn the raen1ar Preebr.
terian Churches of the Northern States, and
their brethren OF the SOUTH ha71ne 1allea II WILL
Gnrcb sst.1 o % 1hro@ its RenTesentstiya Committee
ie likely to form an organic union with the
(Dutchl Reformed CHURCH, committees ot the
I've Dooles mes ~ asSw sa.;o ,uo
o.s.osy. o1y. : ~ e - ,.et;soa ~ a. +ro c,nnJr