The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-04
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters Of Local
Interest.

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The first quarterly meeting of the M, E.
Church, of Loveland, is held to-day and to-
morrow.
Rev. A. B. Leonard held his first quarter
ly conference at Wesley Chapel last Thurs
day evening.
Rev. Mr.. McClelland, of the St. Paul M.
K. Church, is organizing the members Tor
missionary work.
Rev. S. J. Baird, DID,, continues to
preach at the Lincoln Park Church with
great acceptance.
Rev. S. H. Meade will take for his sub
ject at the Central Christian Church to-mor-
row morning, "The Plan of Salvation"
Rev. M. Jones, of Urbana, who was pas
tor of the Cheviot Baptist Church forty
years ago, paid the church visit last week.
Lane Seminary opened with twelve
students in the Junior Glass, twelve in the
Middle Glass, and six in the Senior Glass.
Rev. d. f. Harris will preach on the SUBJ
ject, "Christian Sympathy" at the Colum-
bia Congregational Church tomorrow even
ing.
The German Protestant Church Choirs
have formed an organization for their mu-
tual benefit, and filed articles of incorpora-
ton.
The Home Missionary Society of the Gin
cinnati Presbytery will meet at the First
Presby yterlan Church next Tuesday at
o'clock.
Mr.. Chas. L. Doughty. leader of the
music at the Wright Chapel Sunday School,
has been presented with a handsome Bible
by members of the school.
The monthly meeting of the Outdoor and
City Mission Workers of the city will be
held on Monday evening at the Y. NJ G. A.
Hall, led by Rev. J. Emery.
Rev. M. D. Church will speak at the Re.
formed Episcopal Church, on Longworth
street, tomorrow evening, ON the subject,
'The Duties of Christian Citizenship"
Bishop Jaggar will preach tomorrow
morning at st. Luke's Chapel, and at p.
m. he will speak on Prices Hill, at the cor
ner of Mount Hope Road and Price avenue.
Rev. George H. Fullerton, pastor elect
of the First Presbyterian Church, Walnut
Hills, was installed last Wednesday even
ing.
Rev. w. G. Ready has been invited to
preach at the Fourth broadway Presbyte-
rian Church, and will fill the pulpit morn
ing and evening.
The Children's Home received sixty-four
destitute children during the month Of
September and since June 1st two hundred
and tifty-tive were received and provided
for
Rev. D. ]. Starts topic tomorrow morn
ing, at the York-street NJ Il. Church, will
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terial, Moral, Social and Intellectual I'M
provement of Mankind"
Rev. B. w. Chidlaw will speak this even.
ing and tomorrow at the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall.
Dr. West will teach the Bible Glass to-mor-
row afternoon, and next Tuesday evening
the regular monthly business meeting will
be held.
Rev. Albert Mast of the Wesleyan Female
College will occupy the pulpit of the East
Pearl street NJ. Il. Church tomorrow morn
ing. and Rev. Dr. Hoyt, editor of the West
ern Christian Advocate, will preach in the
evening.
The chorus choir provided by the College
of Music of st. Johns P. Il. Church has
has been disbanded by the Music Commit
tee of the vestry, and Mrs. Dexter, Miss
Porter and Mr. Tyrrell, of the old quartet
re-engaged. i,
The Society of Missionary Inquiry held a
farewell meeting at the First Presbyterian
Church, Walnut Hills, last evening" in
token of the departure as missionary to
Mexico of Rev. A. P. Keil, of the last grad
uating class of Lane Seminary.
The young men of the Third Presby-
terian Church completed their organza-
tion for missionary work this week by elect
ing VIM. Billings President. John I. Jones
Vice President, Charles West Secretary,
and Frederick Jelke Treasurer.
At the York-street Methodist Episcopal
Church Rev. d. J. Starr will preach to-
morrow at II o'clock on "The Relation of
| Christianity to the Moral, Intellectual and
| Material Advancement of Society,"" and in
the evening at IN O'Clock on Reading as a
Means of Education" General class at 3
p. m.
The Baptist ministers of the city resumed
their Monday meetings this week, and
elected Rev. A. y. Hobart, of Mt. Auburn,
Moderator; Rev. A. G. Wheaton,, Secretary,
and Rev. j. Griebe to receive and prepare
subjects for discussion. The subject for
next Monday will be- How Ought Chris
tians to Spend the Sabbath?"
The Ministerial Association at the Pres
byterian rooms had an interesting discus
sion over the latitude to be given to errors
of doctrine by the ecclesiastical bodies to
which the pre- achers belong. 1t was kind
of tentative estimate of the authority and
binding force of the standard of the
Church that was developed in the meeting.
At a meeting of the congregation of Ali
Saints Church, held last Sunday, for the
purpose of electng trustees for the ensuing
wear, the following gentlemen we're elected,
viz: Michael Conlon, Thos Harlow, Pat
rick Burke John Crotty Geo. w. Brown,
Thomas Leahany, James Hays, John F.
Nolan, Steve J.. Maddox, D. ]. Landers
Patrick Kellahy, Michael Keeghan, Daniel
ODonnell, John Balton.
The third number of the Baptist Review
quarterly, edited by Rev. J. r. Baumes
DID, of this city, is ready for the mails. l
/ contains one hundred and forty-tive pages
and the articles contributed are from thu
pens of the ablest writers in the denomina
ton throughout the country. Several o
the subjects treated of are practical and in
: structive, and will be read with interest b.
laymen as we'll as pastors.
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