The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-06-17
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shs communion tables OF Al as Asthoass ana sse0
churches In Chicago. and OF al the CohsrssaueeM
churches except two.
Good advice was given to the graduating
class at Allegheny Theological Seminary when Dr. Va.
am AHA. younS ssrsismsv studv Hebrsv roots vos>
over Greet vsrbs read Latin and II You have time -
desire, translate ancient hisrosiyphics bu. chasss
you when you 70 into the pulpit preach the 0osps
use plain Anglo-saxon."
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n,.cs a. ,hs vood.. .n,,. ~h,ch 90 rscsn,v 49,.
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servcese cooper insuos are 70 % Kept up threese'
out the whole summer regardless OF the hest 30 oe
OF me churches are closed during inc not weesr ~
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some OF the dlndue Doil0v0 IN HADU,OOo
successive varieties OF existence for each mortal a
DEATH How they arrive with sxactness At this nube
10 not definitely known BY our theoloGiAns Tho grsa4
question which Just now agitates our theolosians
Whsther thefs or 10 NOT state OF probation afeog
death. In wseh sinful soul may repent Authorities
ON this point seem to be strangely mixed
Tho Rev. DR.. Durye0 Of Boston writes
concerning the new movement In Theology and claa..
ing to be as orthodox ever says thinks thsa
the theological ship has been In the water long sacs
the Reformation mat has been subject to the growth
or mass OF barnacea and needs to be hauled Ne
dry dook ana scraped' The Chrtsffdn advocate coa-
ments sharply on this and says that James Armiaius
soraped the barnseles on the theological shp" 40
years ago and was sgmatzed ~ hereto for Aoiag
The church In Thirty-fOurth street known
st. Pauls 10 to be favored witt
the pastoral services Of the Rev Hugh O. Pentecose
who bids farewell to the Marcy Avenue Bapst Churc
in Brooklyn and to tho Baptist denomination Mr. Pan.
tocost has very sectarian Baptist but hes
leaned 20 largely to the onen WA ~ ,h.r
Ing that he has at several mss conducted enterprises
outside OF tho regular Baptist lines His new relation
throws MIN into independsncy He 10 to receive saA
ary OF $1,000 and to DO denomnatonaly and doctrtnal
~ free as ne peases Mr. Pentecost 10 man OF oSo-
siderable eminence - pulpit speaker and will proba
Oily draw large crowds In his now nold OF labor.
Tho subjects to be discussed In the pul.
pits to-day cover broad field One church will rceohe
the Midnight Cry; youths contemplating n,atrinonv
Punchs advice to tho contrary viii b.
told all about Marriage; those who Arc vesrn,n. To-
something bsyond earthv s6a,rs NAV ,.,.r 20 : A..
course on the Higher Life thu eiddv can he t.urhs
the unshetered learn tho ~ a.
Home Sweet Home the inexperienced will be guided IN
Choosing Amusements all interested Biblical archi-
lecture learn about The Broad WALL while the olsr
gymen who are preparing to desert their churches
European travel hear before leaving discourse o.
the Cause, Effect and Cure Of Lazness.
AT Stamford Conn tho prashy+ori.na
hsx. ling had T.. Mai, .,a .,,,.,~,., ~, ....,...A
church. which was good enough for than rhiIa th.v
were noo- aud hnu,h,. Tn. ola ohu-.S
now sives wav far nm. which 4. N N. In ntro
with the wealth and az ths oood neoo,. M
are TO vor,bp in IL III. IN be Of native .tors in Ala.
STYLE of arcbit.cur. TIA front n IN b IA fac, ana a.,
deph 100 At the right OF tho front ia To bs m...,x.
bell tower lOt feet in height and At tho left rop.a
urret Through these ara to bs the m.n entrance. a,
the auditorium. Tho modern improvements in lecture
roOm sunday school and class for various
purposes are to be conveniently placed the Of
the church
STRAY pigeons made the Baptist church
OF Sag IIarbor their rcfus. and sparrows ,t thai.
nests under the caves and about tho window l.a.,.
For long time the church WAS ciosed far lack up nan
lists year sgo the Rev Mr. stu b.v,, IN s.,r,, a.,
Harbor for Baptists and found Ave or ak With mucs
difficulty the sanctuary was cleaned and ,nno. Al IA
worship in A congregation WAS gathered and r.yivs
followed. Tie church has now been reorgsniz.d with
Mr. Still as pastor. Sag HArbor 10 much more lively
place than 1t Several factories have been opened
and although tho people who work In them are Ger
MANS who do not naturally seek the Baptist Church. yet
the impetus which is given to local life il such give
this church and all the other churches helping hand
Two OF tho principal Presbyterian pull
pits in this city vacated Or. Paxton leaves the
First Church in Fifth avenue and Dr. Booth leaves the
church in University place. Both are old aud down.
town churches with destiny either to dry to BE-
merged into other churches Yet they are surrounded
by dense population to whom the Gospel ought to bs
preached Both churches are in comfortable pecuniary
circumstances and they have nomina'iy large mem
oershp, large proportion OF which has moved up
town or out OF town The buildings are stately and not
very oheertu ones OF Drown stone ana III "othic style
OF architecture In Their best days they We're among
tne most tashohao'e ehurches OF New YORK ana some
OF the wea'hest men attended them. notwithstanding
'nen present cohdoh mere are ABOUT ioo ciergymes
WHO would IKE 10 oe Called 10 Tue pss'ora'e OF eher
-Ihere mas been strong movement IN
favor of dividing the Protestant Episcopal Diocese Of
Pennsylvania into two. Bishop Howe has boon opposed
to this preferrng the election Of assistant Bishop
and Offering to rolnquish part of his salary in favor OF
such an assistant AT the Convention which met last
week in Reading the proposition to divide the diocese