New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
GAINS TO THE BROOKLYN CHURCHES.

GAINS TO THE bnOOKLYN CHURCHES.
TIE CoKDisLTY or SUPPORT GIEEN 10 Mh>~RS.
MOODY AND sANEEy-UNIT.D EFFoEt 10 HELP
THE MrEnNGs Ar THe RiNK-,ERYICEs 10 BF
HELD WIN TIE EvANGEiI II O. AwAY-RE-
ouE,Ts FOR PRAYER AND CONVERSIONS ~ TEE
CHURCHES
The opinion was frequently expressed to o
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday by Brookyn cleymen that
BROOKLYN when Messls. Moody end Sarkcy began thrir
Isl,or. thorr was an "a spiritual condition peculiarly fit
ung its pcose 10 share the effort Gnd widen The nfu
nce OF a revival which they were unable ~ had. Ia
one or two churches reyivais in progress
at that time, aud the interest which they
pnssrssed given 10 aid waEt prom
missed to be the central work Expressions OF approval
we're gwen by persons whose church training would be
expected to lead them TO look WIT; dsfayor on the
methods pursued In these meetings Sectar.n lines have
been lost sight Of great extent, and remarkable
cordality aud fellow feeling have grown up between
those who meet for the first time in these assemblies
daily noon pray yer-rncetng is held III tie Second
Presbyterian Church, on Cnton-st., near Fulton, OF
which the Rev Arthur Crosby pastor II begun two
weeks ago and nteuded TO meet the wants Of those
persons whose business prevented their attending either
the morning or evening meetings at te Rink. There is
daily attendance OF 100. Dr. Van Dl he ana the
Rev. G. Wood Presbyterian; DR.. Thomas, Baptist Mr.
Goodsel Methodist Episcopal, snd Dr. Dickson of Il e
First Reformed Church are, each in his the leaders
of this meeting.
At the City Park Mission at Concordst, Hudson
ave- ~ which the Rev Charles Wood Is pasior evening
services been held FOR several weeks Tne tor
class of people who cannot afford e lose days work
for the sake OF attending rlgiOus services, however
much they may wlSh to attend bat who have their
ings to themselves. Already a nunber have been
converted, and Will unite with the church
The Rev ". C. Steel OF the Fleet street. Met=Odist
Episcopal Church states that there revival IN pro-
sruss IN that church when MI Moody began preaching
at Rink, and the special services discontinued
In order that the church might not with local ZEAL
divert attention from the general religious effort The
best workers the flcet street Church nre assisting
uhers singers the Rink Twenty new members
were received tLis church Last sunday, aud IL ia
probable that after the departure of Messr Moody
and 'ankeY profracied series OF meetings VIII bc
ried On.
At Johnron Street Methodist Episcopal Church the
pastor, tho Rev j. l.. Hall has been preaching series
Of SERMONS on Teyiyals holding thgeo meetings week
The Rev. T. Greenbury of ukleys, England, has aided
him OF late Last sunday. when invitation was
given. 80 persnns arose for prayers. and Tuesday
evening there 60. There win be "a special service
the johnson Street Church this evening uni next week
ices win be held every o,rrmg revival has breu
her, pastor, and 30 pcrsyns there arisen
for prayers. Tue Methodist churches a rule aiding
the Rink and VIII decide hereafter what IL their duty
in carrying the revival when hessrs Moody and san
acy depart
Plymouth Church Is ready to take up aud carry It's