, 1875-11-12

served throughout brooklyn A. a s!ay Ut rrayor.
as set apnEt BY Mr. Moody. Az The itoy, Arthur
CrosbY'a church. Presbyterian, BROOKLYN. a
mSnsI snss E. sa sau~ s.'f If aoav
aneo ii over ioo persons who .re sl.l
Of the opportunity, tue moetings afford ior
l'ark Mission, tho How. Char!ca Wood pastor,
ovaninH services have btcn hold for several
wouks past. TleY Wer0 organized for tho pur-
rose Of accommodating tho working classos who
vlcos. A. tho Kcv. ". steeIas clauset, Brook
1yn. there is rcs,val 10 progress. barring been
organized pfeyioua 10 the arrival Of the eyauRei
isIs. AZ tho Icy. j. T.. HaIl's church.
Mothol;st = j., Episeopal pfo9kyn ~ ssteudca
wheu tho Invitation Was glfau last Sunday even
iDK, iftY persons roso fur prayers, sud on Tues-
day eyeuiuE there rese over Bl1ty. AZ thn closo
Of tho WORK Of Moody and Saf,key seviyai in to
stated to-day that It uns the intention to begin
these services Immediately, bu. it nas aftcrwarl
thought best 70 postpone them until after
Tho 1sey. J. L. Hart. Baptist the Oldest rosident
minister Of Drooklynt thinks thai tho work II.
progress s the cause ot deop spiritual fcoing and
thinks that it IL tho duty Of churches 10 carry OIL
ths goud work 70 we'll begun. union prayer
meeting Ii held every day Ia DR.. Scutder's
church to accommodate those w1,o cannot At
teud Ut tho link. It IL conducted by ministers Of
all denominations Tho 1lov. b. S. Huntington,
appointed BY Blshop 1ittlojohn to conduct re-
yival service throughout tho Doceso, afior Of
ganzing revival movements III various churchos
On Long Island, hsa begup work u IT. Matthew'S
and 1T. Johns ChuEchoa In BROOKLYN. Lent Ia
tho uBuHl time for roylval or special Hcrrlces Ia
Episcopal churches, and this movement among
thht denomination can only bo considered AZ
natural result OF this grand AwakenlnH. In add.
ton 10 those church viceH. tho 81 noklyn branch
st,- -" I,kS
been moved to creator activity fur tho future.
Moro than thu usual mission work las bcen
planned. and atrahgemonta bayo bcon mno for
Increased accommodations to visitors OF the
reasl,nE-roou1.
IEv1rALs IN new IonE.
Tho 1lov. A. G. Afoyehouse. lastor OF the
Tlrty-tfth street u. i. Church aud Huperiu-
tendcnt Of tho Woss Sdo Mission. hos heon
holding special moetngs In his church for soe,e
tmo past with rood results. The 10y.
TobornscIe iohe yei. i. Z. % %ohurcb tio Rov w. Il:
Alicklo, Of the Forty-thirl Stroot u. i: Church.
tho 1lev. e. II. Coroy, pastor Of the. TWeasioth
Street II. L. Church. aud other minister's in W.
rioas parts Of tho city, bava beon holding revival
BeryiceB In thoir churchos for several weeks:
The reBults denote the exiatenco of q general
feeling Of relgtous ferror. The 1sev. Thomas
Atnitsso. opo Of tho loading baptist ministers
Avonuo i'apEist Church, is conduct
! ing special religious services In ,ls
church. A. throo wccka' revival service At the
Hcr. George H.. 1lopwnorth,s Church has just
closed. after much good has been accomplished.
In addition to all those, tho Young Nous Chris.
| tlan Association has held daily uoon plaror-
| meetings at different plnees throughout tho city.
lfo ths Assoefatd PfesS.1
THE MORNING HEETiSu.
| NEw 1onK, Nov. 1.-THE revival meeting at
| tire Brooklyn Tabernacle this muruiug WAS be-.
snn I'y ey singing ''c0n'e' Thou f0uut Of erors
Ono hundred requests for prayer wore road by
| Deacon uawJey. There wero nine for churches
| in varlouB Station. None OF tho partich who con-
fosscd themselves backslidcFs asked ior prayers.
Tho Roy. Dr.. l3udlngton olfored A fervont
prnyer' and tho hymn Rock OF ages was
| sung.
III. Moody read the second chapter Of The
Epiatle to tho Colosalans beginning at tho sixth
| vp1se, and thou look tho Hlxth and seventh,
| tontl and twelfth YcTacB for TIM snb1cct OF biz
remarks: lie said thore wese just aeyen things
[ which mado Christians: First we are to receive
| Christ second, We aro to walk in Him third
| we arc to recsivo Him In humility; fourth wt
arc to bow down IN the dust when we tako Him
lifth, NC arc to Danish all pzsdo, snd walk IN lfi1
alone; sixth, arc to bo roosod and built up i,
Him. and. Bovonth, oyary Christian should love
People did not appear 70 understand thia "rout
Ing in Christ" They 90 to tho prnyer-meetlnS
who love God n, 1st como out from tho world
| We must be dead 70 the world. and not lot o,t
hcarss uipss with tho things Of the world
What joyful life NO would then have.
Aftor tho singing OF hymn by afr. Sankey,
| Mr. Moody then Hsid thai tie n,oetIng Maa opo,
for prayer and remarks. which he hoped to give
| agreaser number an Opportunity, would DO short
The pastor OF tia Now York Mariners Chusci
said that the work of Christ had beeu going OF
20 in his church that 10 had not hoen able to &c
to tho meeting before. lie had eoamen OH thei
knees at tho altar, from nearly all parts OF th
| world, and few evenings ago an officer, VIII
Ind been detailed for duty ut tho church, foun,
iii md rY IA rltQ var