The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-04-27
CHURCH NOTES.

The Friends are the only denomination
in New York who have II" church debts.
Rev. George Muller, of the Bristol Or
phan House, is now preaching at st.
Louis. y
The General Assembly of the Frr>hy,r
rian Church is to meet at pitt~hlry May
the 10th.
Rev. J G. JacOcks resi- yns charge Of ST.
Puul's Episcopal Church. Woodbury.,
Conn.
Rev. +. N. Barker, late of Squan, y. j..
is called to the Baptist Church, Wavcrly.
Md.
Rev. w. H. Lewis has been chosen rec
tor of the Church of tho Nativity, Phila-
delphia.
The English PrrsbyterianS have d'cI
led to begin mission to the Jews III
Bukovina, Austria.
Rev. G. NJ Stone, u. d., Of Tarryt"wn.
is called to the First Baptist Church,
Newburg, N. Y.
Rev. s. R. Fuller has been called to the
rectorship of the Episcopal Church, Cor
ming, N. Y.
Rev. G. Harmon, a Methodist preacher.
died last week at CamilluS, n. y, aged
ninetysix years.
Rev. DR.. Wolf, of the Lutheran Thr"-
logical Seminary, Gettysburg, goes t"
Europe for his health.
Rev. Benjamin Parsons, of Ann Arh"r.
Mich has accepted call to the Freshly
, terrain Church, LeRoy, n. \.
= The Free Church of Scotland has OBJ
tanned one.half of u proposed fund vt
> S50OO,00O for church extension.
Rev. A S. Dudley has rendered his res
ignation as pastor of the Lane Seminary
Presbyterian Church, Cincinnati.
Two Cinnamon, members of the Meth
= odist Episcopal Church in San Francisco,
have been licensed as local preachers.
It is claimed that there were Il thou
o Sand conversions during the Hartford re-
T. vival, under Messrs. Moody and Prn'r-
v cost.
IL Rev. J. w. T. Boothe, d. d., formerly
81 of Greenpomt, Brooklyn, is called I" he
II Spruce Street Baptist Church, Phlladc-
70 phia.
as Mrs. Tyler, widow of cx-prc>idrnt T\-
ID Ter. has been received into the Roman
70 Catholic Church by Archbishop Gibbons
10 at Baltimore.
lie Subscriptions have been made wl''c',
q. secure the payment in full of the debt OF
the Presbyterian Church, Nyacll, amour
L. ting to $l3,5oOo.
re A bill has been introduced int" the En-
~ clish Parliament for founding four ne"
n 6ishoprics, with secs at SOuthwcll, Liver
m pool, Wakefield and Newcastle
he A general conference on foreign mis-
,r. lsions is proposed to be held in London II
" the autumn. A similar conference hrI'
l. in 1860 was productive of good results
,ot Rev. w. s. Hamlin, pastor ct the Zap
' '"' fist Church, Goshen, Ind; has joined tn
~ Methodist Episcopal Church. The preV'
- GUS pastor went over to the Episcopal
IL Church.
W The Congregational Ministerial Rurra
kind of intelligence office, in Boston
~ for preachers aud churchers, was som
ass time since discontinued, but is now II
I'D opened.
fhe Subscriptions have been paid to tt
on, amount Of $4,000 for the debt on the NJ,
OF Auley Water Street Mission, New >or!
to An effort is to be made to pay of the ST.
&C. OOO yet remaining.
tn The Board of Publication of the Rei"
or med Church, in New York, which prop
nm sed it's own dissolution on account OF
oI;' nancial difficulties, has paid nearly all J
md debts, and enters again actively II"
N" business.
dict An attempt is to be made to have
old-fashioned ANNIVERSARY Week til
year in New York. AS the old Broadw
Tabernacle was the great gathering pa
in former days, it is proposed to ma
the present Tabernacle the centre i"'
That n,eatinvR