The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-06
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Ministerial and Church
Movements.
PROGRAMME OF SERVICES TO-DAY.

Will preach.
A sermon on the second coming OF Christ viii
be delivered this evening In the Christian sraellte
eDurcn in First street.
Rev. oscar Hugo will preach. IN Lexington
avenue Met hodist Episcopal church this evening
on American Schools"
services in the Russian chapel begin now at
pal..past nine A. NJ, and to-day male quartet
win sing during the service.
The Rev. ]. Johns viii preach this morning ami
,vening IN the Free Tabernacle Methodist Epis-
lopal church.
sChrist's Great Mission" and "The Cloud OF
Witnesses or Bible Sprltuallsmn will command
The attention OF Rev. William Lloyd and Washing
ton square Methodist Episcopal church to-day.
In Beekman Hill Methodist Episcopal church
The Rev. w. II. Thomas Will preach this morning
and evening.
Rev ur. Fulton, OF Brooklyn, viii preach this
afternoon In the Mariners Temple, In Oliver
Itreet, and Flfty-tnrd street Baptist church IN
the evening.
Rev. E. @. Sweetser will preach this morning
and Rev. II. r. Nye. OF Brooklyn. this evening, in
the Blocker street Unlversaiist church.
In Calvary Baptist church the Rev. r. 8. MacAr-
Shur will rreacn at the usual hours to-day
the Good News oil God" and "a Healtnful
Spirltn are what Rev. J. M. Pullman will speak
about to-day in the Church o. Our saviour.
d. X. Y=z S1skirk will preach this morning and
evening.
DR.. Armitage breaches this morning and even
Ing, as usual In the Fifth avenue Baptist church.
Rev. Benjamin n. Martin, Professor In New York
University, will preach in the Fourth presbyterian
hurch this morning and afternoon.
Rev. ]. w. SellecK viii preach In Lexington ave.
nue Methodist Episcopal church this morning ana
Rev. Oscar Hugo this evening.
.Fearlng the Lord OF Bosts Himsell" Is DR..
Ganse's subject Tor this mornings meditation in
Madison avenue Reformed church.
Mrs. P. o. Hyser will lecture for the Spiritualists
in their nall In Th.rry-third street. this morning
and evening.
The Rev. ]. B. Merwin will minister to Forsyth
street Methodist Episcopal church to-day a. the
usual hours.
Rev. J. V. Saunders will preach in wllett street
Methodist Episcopal churcn this morning on
Good News from a Far Country and In the
evening on "J1shuas FAITH"
Rev. S. NJ. Hamilton will preach tais morning
and afternoon IN the scotch Presbyterian church.
''rEe Fire iried Gold" and ''The Community OF
living" viii be considered to-day by Rev. John S.
Willis n Seventh street Methodist Episcopal
church.
Rev. II. W. Knapp breaches In the Laight street
Baptist church this morning and evening.
sThe Fortunes Of an Emigrantn win be de-
cribeo this evening, In Allen street Methodist
Episcopal church, by the Rev. Charles f. Harris.
Rev. J. Spencer Kennard will picture ''rhc Ideal
Homer TINS evening Tor his Pilgrim Baptist church.
Il Write Unto You, Fathers" Is the topic chosen
By Rev. James NJ. King for his evening discourse
In st. Johns Methodist Episcopal church.
Love for the Unseen Christ" and the Trim
lty' constitute the topical task selected by Rev.
T. h. Lightoourn for treatment to-day in Seven.
Erfu. alrnn
The Profit or God inessn and the Perfect
staten will be discussed by Rev. J. b. Hawthorne
in the Tabernacle baptist church to-day at the
usual hours.
The Rev. A. NJ. Arcularus Will preach this
morning and Rev. II. P. McAdam this evening In
the sixth avenue Union Reformed church.
In the Church OF the DISCIPLES the Rev. George
a. Hepworth will preach THIS morning on Christ
he Prophet" and this evening he will conduct
Bible reading on the word covenant"
Rev. DR.. Ever VIII oflclate at the different SER
wees to-day in St. lgnatius' Protestant Episcopal
church.
DIVINE services win be conducted IN the First
Reformed Episcopal church ms morning and
evening by the Rev. w. I. SABINE, who also viii
preach.
In the Anthem Memorial church the Rev. r.
Heber Newton Will preach this morning.
liz the church OF the Resurrection this morning
and evening the Rev. Dr. Flapg will of1cate and
preach.
DR.. G. M. Butler, Professor In the Divinity Col.
ege IN Philadelphia, Will preach this morning and
afternoon in the Church OF the Holy Trinity.
the Rev. Arthur Brooks VIII oniclate In the
Church OF the Incarnation at the usual hours
today.
Services held at the usual hours to-day In ST.
AIMS Protestant Episcopal church.
spiritual conference Win be held this morning,
lfternoon ana evening In the Harvard Rooms.
The Rev. G. q. Tiffany will oficiate and preach
mis- morning and afternoon In the Church OF the
ltonement.
DIvIne service In the Church OF the Heavenly
Rest this morning and afternoon, Rev. DR.. How.
and, rector.
In Christ church the usual services and sermons
viii be gwen THIS morning and evening" Rev. DR..
Thompson, rector
Mr.. HEPwORTHS MISSION WORK.
The Church OF the Disciples has entered vigor-
ously upon q new field oflabor. Morning and even
n2 services nave been neld through the week The
morning service mas often been attended by clergy
men and strangers, who come In on the and
remain for prayen Large numbers have been
aud 1t IS exrectcd that nfty more Will unite at
the next communion. The members OF tue
church, on request, visit tho little mission
stations IN the ueighborhood or the Grand
Central and quite an interesting work or
grace has come out Ct this wayside work.
Conducted BY the aymen or the churcn. Tits
ItSle OF work Is to DE enlarged. II the interest
continues 10Th Mr.. Hepwortn and MS missionary,
nr. Arnold, will spend the summer In the city.
so many converts sre asking Tor baptism that !.
oaptlstery Is 10 DC immediately added 70 INC other
church accommodations or ne church OF the lis
lples. Tpfs church was the prayer centre ior
morning meetings during tue May anniversaries.
the very heavy ue3G on toe cnurcn and the eX-
sranrdlnAry money pressure make IL absolutely
necessary that TINS society should nave help. 1he
Congregational body nave large iund Tor de-
nOminatiOBal purposes, aud can, II fhey wIll aid
Ia TINS crisis. Mr. BepH orth's large congregation
Ia not wealthy, ano no class suffers more at the
present tine than those tnat have "nellher pow
uty nor riches.w
MISSIONS OF THE RUSSIAN CHURCH.
private letter from Russia states that Inno-
tent, Metropolitan OF Moscow, who was for many
rears missionary In siberia and Russian America,
then mace Archbishop ofKamtcnatka, the Kcoriles
and Aleutains, sul though very aged and blind,
no mis-