The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-06
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In ''hn TIhHtlS'O tut iN'lildn tdlUOHo
church is stronger than all the others
One hundred and fourteen young mcn
are in training for the ministry at the Theological Sem
mary In Princeton.
The Baptist minister's for lack OF some-
thing else discuss attcir Monday meetings are trying
to lind out why Adam died
st. Bartholomew Episcopal Church had
adcht Of nearly si5oOo which it has paid on without
having recourse to Brother Kmballs efforts
Many benevolent societies of London,
cramped by the falling oil Of accustomed contributions
have had to borrow money TO keep themselves anoat
And now they are saying that Canon
Fairar didn't mean what he said In his Westminster Alb
hey sermons about hell and that he going about
halt OF II back
"A hoy who joined three Sunday schools,
to Keep Christmas with all of them, reports himself
AS highly disguised because all three the schools held
their Christmas festivals the same evening
The Central Tabernacle i'm San Fran
cisco which had for some time been closed reopene
with Matthew Hale Smith in its pulpit lie draws good
audiences and agrees take the collections for his pay
The Chicago ministers meeting discussed
all the morning The Final Doom OF the Wicked" then
went good jolly fellows that thev are To the Grand Pa
cine Hotel and had a royal scmiannual dinner
Salem Is the most moral place In New
Jersey. being settled chiefly by Quakers There IL only
prisoner IN the Salem Jail lie l. there stealing
hooppoes Tie Christmas services at the Jail consisted
part Of turkey. lie ate In solitude AMI silence
1t seems that DR.. Farrar is not the only
canon who doubts the existence of hell The Rev X
Duckwortl, vicar VI 81 Mark is delivering u
dscourses IN which he those who preach eternal
punishment of dishonorins cod The future OF the
rcncnt also attracting the attention ol the Episcopal
Church In Ireland.
Some of the Sunday school people com.
plain that the week OF Prayer" schedule put. the sun.
day school In false position saying "Cnn-tan missions
To Jews genulos and sunday schools" They think II
ought to have distinct rccogniun A. family and church
affair The old gentlemen who make this schedule have
been severely found fault with, this year, for
rors and emissions
The man who was hired to mind the door
ON New Years Day at the house Of certain popular
istcr who received friends all day happened to be hy
prof, ssion carrct cleaner A. the callers departed
from the house lac handed 10 each them busi
n'ss card But the thrifty way in which he made the
mos, of his opportunity made disasrccabc impression
both ON The callers and the clergyman.
Mr. Munger, the North Adams clergy.
man Whose belief concerning future punishment created
much stir New England asserts unequvocaly his
conviction that there hell, aud that the wicked will
he punished IN it The language OF his explanation is:
Il take that h. .imply the inevitable result sin
not inflicted bui reaed not the OF external gov.
'rnm,ntal system. but the outwokns OF inherent law.
not think oitas here or there a. now or then, but
simply AS the painful outworking OF the law Of sin
The Week of Prayer" begins to-day.
some OF die brethren are much exercised h' the
eNau.ehlauon our country has not been specially
de,i-nat,t subject OF prayer Its sand that tho
''",u"" was mh'e OUT according To the suggestions oi
'ne hi''" hi"hch OF me ENaneei'h Alliance and that
Wv ''"' we 'Nhnseh|Auoh "i America did not occur
10 nr fshcr' The topic FOR today is Christian Eel.
lowship, on which great many sermons Will 10
preached Asthe subject by no means novel one, tho
old sermon barrels may be turned over for manuscripts
which have done duty on previou, occasions
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amount $50 unless adequate provision shall have pre.