The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-12
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.

MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
CONGREGATIONAL
A Congregational Church was organized by council
the other day in North Greg, N. Y, and Mr. Henry L.
Hubbard was ordained ana installed its pastor
The Congregational Church in Schenectady, N. Y. f,
is IN revival state Tho congregation numbers about
SIX hundred in the morning und thousand at night
Nearly hundred have been converted, OF whom fully
forty heads OF familiea
AT the Broadway Tabernacle Church In this city the
peHs rented the prices ranging from $50 to 1926
year. There arc 800 pews, which afford sttings for
1850 people. Tho income derived from the rents In q
year amount to $4,000. 1t is said that OF this sum
Rev. Dr. Taylor receives S14 000 and ST. $50 Is paid
for his lie insurance
Tho National Congregational Council will meet Octo-
Der II at Detroit The last session Of the council was
hold in 1874 at Now Haven. The Provisional Commit
tee has selected topics Tor the Detroit C0un
Gil: IL. "Eduoaton;' 2. 's1he Religious Movements
and Measures OF the Past Three Years." Three divi-
siors arc made OF the Grst subject l. Education
should IL be secular relgiousy z Education in its
geographical relations. 3. Higher education; should
1t he State UNCONVENTIONAL and religious? The Sec
ond question Is be considered four suDdivi
sions. l. Mr.. Moody's work. g. Sabbath school work.
8. Fellowship meetings and union work 4. Woman 8
work. Each of these points viii be introduced
with paror address
Rev. Lcander Il. Chamberlain OF Chicago, brother
OF Ex-Governor Chamberlain, has accepted the call
Gently extended to him by the Broadway Congrega.
tonai Church, Of Norwich, Conn He issto have u
salary Of 500 and parsonage He graduated at the
head OF the class oil 1868 at YIlc.
Nineteen churches comprise Hampshire East Con-
ference from winch $500 was contributed last year
10 benevolent purposes This averages 81 So TO each
resident member Theuhighcst average for each MEM
Der is from Ennc!d slSD60; Amherst College is next
IL order with So s. Mount Hoyoko Seminary con-
triDuted during the school $500. The Sab
batn schools connected with nino churches
Larger membership than the churches Tho First
OF It's membefs "througn thick and tnln."
PRESBYTERIAN
Dr. Cuyler's church has IL Lafayette Avenue Bible
Glass; IN Brooklyn, N r. which has raised 81, 248 tho
past winter chiefly Tor the local poor without regard
The Presbyterians of Niagara Falls, N Y arc about
TO erect handsome chaps, to cost So 000 TO be
pete IN aiI respects Tor chapel ana Sunday school
poses.
rho Free Church Of Scotland started into existence
with less than live hundred cergymcn on its roll. IL
has now over one thousand, TACT which goes Tar TO
prove lis steadily growing popularity. n1a
The Thanksgiving Fund OF The Presbyterian Church
of England now amounts 70 about (s42o, 00o
Another donation OF 81, 900 has been gwen by Mr..
David Jardine Of LIVERPOOL and two others. M
Thomas NJ. Patterson ana Mr.. John Bingham, both OF
the same city have contributed FL 600 each
Tho Rev. ). 5. hcCuoch, for many years stationed
At Harlem has resigned the pastorship of the llosh
Street Presbyterian Church accept the Presidency
Tue Rev. X. s. Green has been installed pastor of
=
Until and naif years ago the Presby lerians had
not mad church in Bethlehem, Pa.
Rev. j. W. McGregor has taken charge of tho Pres
byLerran churches at Dearborn ana Nankin IN The
Pregbytery Of Detroit. Mich
The Rev. Thomas j. Evans has appealed from the
action OF Presby terry ussolvng the pastoral relation ut
Bauvsltvilie, N r.. on condition that The congrcga-
tou fulfil their pecuniary obligations to their pastor
The appeal stays iurher proceedings until the de.
cisi0n of mo Synod in October
Rev. H. r. Kerr ior whom miidsr climate is abb
solutciy necessary, has taken leave OF attached
be
supplied during August ana september by Rev. N. N.
Long, Of Tallahassee, Fla.
CATHOLIC
i've stored Mansard rooted c0nvons building Is
being erected IN Scranton, Pa, for the use OF the
Rev. Joseph Bayard OF Ipgersoll, Ontario, Canads,
has been transferred to SarnIa Ont Rev. b. Boubat
oil Saruia. goes 10 lngersolL
The Cathode Rcvieso has entered on Its twelfth halt
yearly volume With the usuai amount OF readable
ligious ana secular news.
Al ST. Mary's Church, Hunters Point of which
Rev. Father Cremins Is pastor, Sunday afternoon
lust liz persons were confirmed by Bishop Loughn.
Tho WhitehdE Revieio announces the secession of
twenty Two rltuaists from church IN Lonaon to
the Roman Catholic iah. OIher and larger transfers
are expected.
Bishop Borgess., Of Detroit, Moh, now on the Con-
tnent OF EUROPE intends TO spend tho part OF
TINS monhin ireland and to return to his diocese In
September or early in October. he accompan led by
his Rev. Secretary Maunte, OF 81. Louis.
The annual collection for tbc Protectory and House
of the Goou shepherd in the diocese Of Newark N j.
Alter couple OF years. hard labor among the ca.ho
Iies a. Por. Even EddyviIis and Elimore's Corners
TWO handsome churches, renovated third ana
erected ne pastoral residence has left very little
debt either oil them. lew Sundays ago
church was dedicated ana another will soon be-
IL Will be gratifying to plgriins to the Holy Land TO
The corner stone Of which was recently laid. Tho
hospitai will be under the care Of a community Of
French Sisters
The Lutherans have ordained three colovcd mon to
tho ministry in North Carolina
mr. jacob Pieer, late OF Delaware Ohio, left TO the
Lutheran synod OF OHIO el 900 for the seminary, $500
for orphans nome aud $500 for a fund for pastors
widows. / he Lutheran asks:-"why do we not have
more such bcqucss 10 report In favor OF churches
anu insttutiUns?"
Rev T. A. Vineyard has been installed as pastor of
st. Marks Lutheran Church Of Charlotte, N. q.
The Rev ): Stall has resigned his Passionate at Cob
blesKill, Ny.
The Mclhodsts during tho past nIty years gave
return 1uthcrans. Tho Presbyterans received 20
Lu.herans and gave about rs many. The Episco-
A. and otner denominations H. making altogether so
ministers gwen by the Lutheran Church 70 other de-
nominations and 40 received by this church from
others within 4 half century
Within couple Of weeks past the Luthcrans have
@ Two new one o near
served BY Rev j. W. Miller, who has recently added
30 persons TO the membership and the latter by Rev.
A. X. Howbcrt
There three less Baptist churches in Boston than
The second Baptist church in st. Louis have decided
TO hurry up their building 30 that shall DO
pIetcd by November.
The Disciples of Christ profess nearly half u
mulion Church members IN their denomination.
During The last seven years they say 200 congrc.
CATIONS and 80 800 members have Decn added
The Congrcgatlonasts In tue northern part OF this
State have opened their doors and invited Baptist
ministers aud churches to their fellowship, declaring
that Baptiss are as much CongrekatIonalss as those
who bear The name. The Baptsts, however, don't see
1t IN exactly the Same light The Free Bapsts may
coalcsce.
The Rev. W. NJ Kincaic OF Cortland, n. r. Is called
to hondou, N, Y. Rev. u. T. McCymont mas ro
sgned his pastorate at saltwater w. TO take enoct
October L.
The Rev. Richard HoolIhan was ordained and In
stalled pastor OF the Baptist Church at East Branch,
N y, July 70, and Rev. ). Taylor at Schenectady,
NJ T., the day before.
The Southern Baptist Publication Society, Memphis.
Tenn, has suspended, and made an assignment TO X.
O. Craig, o Memphis Tor the benefit OF creditors and
stock hoiders
The Baptist church at Parsley, near Leeds England,
has just observed It's centennial IL was IRON IL ~
church Dr. Daniel sharp, OF Boston, came; hts ianer
ordained pastor In 1908 and con nued us such I'll
1921
Tho Missionary Union loses tho service OF the Rev.