The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-25
sUNBEAAfs.

| ouhyOh bptuJ bWelVG years in iail
on account Of his alleged heresy and schism. Nov
splendid memorial window il to be placed in El,,o
| Church in his henor
Trinity Episcopal Church in Montrea,
came very To being lost by foreclosure sae rh
amount needed to save IL was 10000 This has no.
been raised and the church has been taken out OF h
| hands OF the Trust and Loan Company.
"A religious paper in the far West SAWS
that since the the revised version OF the New Testament
has taken hell out Of passages and fool an,
ofseveral Others many people taking more comor,
in reading the Scriptures than they did before
The Rev. DIR. r. A. Holland Of Trinity
Church. Chicago, has created stir in Episcopal cres,
by the sermon he recently preached before the Cony.
tion Of the Diocese Of Illinois In this he repudaed the
Evangelical theory Of the Aonenent denied the futur.
punishment OF the ungody and sights on tn, in
spiraton OF the Scriptures He 10 called very Bro.dp
| Churchman.
The First Baptist Church OF Newark
j., 10 renewing Its house OF worship and INTRODUCING
| several modern improvements in its auditorium Thu
alterations will not be finished until September n,
which time II 10 hoped that the will be .bs
to suit themselves with Of sufcient talent IA
serve as pastor. The pulpit has been vacant since DE-
Rambaut resigned.
The Alliance has for several years been
published in Chicago as emreligous paper, and han
had variety OF experiences to editors publisher
The latest regard It is that Prof David
Swing retres from its editorial chair and he is sue
ceeded by Brother Min, who recently declared himself
agnostc. It Min has decided moi
to play Hamlet and not to engage In the lumber busines
at Omaha but to tell the public through the columns Of
the Alliance, what he does not know about religion
In the Church OF the Redeemer Chicago.
there was extraordinary OF infant baptism
| A gentleman and his son walked up to the bapusmA
font each accompanied by his wife and each carying
pair Of twin babies to be baptized Thus one pair Of
twins twin uncle to the other pair and the seno,
father grandfather to the children Of the younger
gentleman. It is said that other instance OF four
fold family baptism has been known, in Chicago
The congregation deeply interested In the proceed
ngs, and regarded the parents Of the twins with sense
of mingled admiration and wonder.
Jane johnson achieved celebrity as "the
wickedest woman in England" In her long and sinful
life. which has lasted 81 years. she has been prison
nearly $50 times principally In Leeds where her HON,
has been. She was recently converted and she took
preaching Although not having the advantages OF heo
logical training, she s quite at home in her mastery
Of the English language in rude and plain style suited
to the capacity Of those who would naturally be her
hearers She has powerful voice, and holds her con-
gregation as popular clergymen hold theirs Old Mrs
johnson 10 happy, that she is converted that
announces her intention of carrying evangelical work
for the rest OF her days.
"A Baptist Congress Is to be held in Brook.
Ign next November hes not yet shape as to do
tails but as 1t is in the hands OF the most ener
getic and wealthy men Of the denomination there 10
to expect that 1t will of the same general
character the Congresses which have exercised such
fecitous influence in the Protestant Episcopal Church
ne p" Vi 'is 10 auiealy inherent from .hes
VI ,' ~ " ea'y n'ee'i"s' reeehuy "ee
III 'hs CITY ihoso ineeunss consisted Oh reports OF wo
accomplished In the various fields Of benehcen effort
and of exhortatons, less eloquent to continu
ance in well doing Church Congress Ia rather for the
ueeu1eo" VI quee'ioh' pei " 'he sro" Vi 'neo
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pi''i"e"' in'ise' anu ''"er'' "hu VIC fes' Vi us
ore'hieh ioho" wiz" aseussioh'
"A strange controversy mas broken Out
between two OF the great missionary agencies The
American Board OF Foreign Missions has for many years
made specially OF evangelizing Turkey, Just as the
Baptiss have of Burmah. There has never been any
agreement that either of these agencies should have
monopoly OF eher territory yet there mas peen an un
dersnohg lha' there shoud De no interference Laev
como Armeniahs IN turkey nave desired 70 De oapuzee
ny hersoh' inc exact orgin OF their uesre uoes MOI
clearly appear Inc oap"ss claim 'hat was hatua
resu" OF ehhshtehmeh' ~ 10 tne rea .eAehhs OF 'ns
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Day SAINTS has Its headquartersat Lamont Iowa. where
puphnhes paper called the Sdtnn' Herald These
saints do not believe In polygamY although In most
other respects they are In harmony with the hormons Of
Utah The latest issue OF the Herald throws ray Of
hight faint be- on the future prospects OF the
late Brigham Young. In answer to the question bya
lady correspondent, Is Brigham Young now, will he
ever be- an inheritor OF the celestial kingdom "
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