The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-02-18
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Tho most oiaDOfnVo chufen Vohh8 An
Georgia IL that OF Christ Church. which has Just been
an,sbed after sx months Of diligsnt labor II 10 msde
Of oeorrta pine and executed In Gothic style The coss
Of the ceiling s4OoO being the special gft OF wsshy
friend Of the church.
There are In the United States fifty-tw0
IN al seminsries where22 100 young In
training for the ministry About 200 professors and
Arc in the work Of teaching these young
men, There 10 "A yet no concerted movement TO com
pei the admission Of ladies' to the theolos,cs'
NOR are here' ~ ia' ~ "eafu "o'' s'' '-' -'''
for Vaean. pro'eeso''"'ps ,,.
AT SprlnSneiu, mass', reViN"ho' n"u
Fowler has been rendering service ior YER" ~ "s
Church. carefui roofing up OF tho results OF Ms m-
sion shows that ne mas maze one convert ane eue'A
open for discussion 10 whe'her OF NOT s ons ovu
vert could have been won from ms "eae" VIZ y, ~"
ordinary course OF ehor' on the part VI '"e Y" "
church without the aid OF the revisanst'
"A promising field OF LABOR ID open IN con-
necton with tho Presbytery Of Alabama An evangelist
wanted to take charge Of two congregations OF col
people, and gather into the fold such stray sheep
in the - he can induce give heed to his
welcome. There 10 not much worldly renown to come
from this WORK nor avery prihceV ssAJ' rev "e "su
who Will take II ana make success ot " mus W ~ ~
way - talented man ~ one VINO "ouiu sefVo -
Of . stylish city church.
When ministers OF various denOmina'
tons have been uniting for mutual edihcaton or fot
missionary and Gospel work. the nrs question arising
has generally been the basis Of union With rare
Greed
tory the idea being that all who could unite on that
could enjoy solid Christian fellowship But comes
failure I'm this respect. The Ministerial Union Of Do
tro has decided BY vote Of twenty three that
the Apostles Greed IL not suNncientiy acceptable pc
culiary of this Creed which 10 not generally noticed.
Is that does not dsnctiy forth the purpose fog
which Jesus Christ came to earth. teaches nfersn
TALLY that He 10 the saviour OF 'ns "oo ou' oo0' NV
say 1t In so many Words'
Tho North Church In Jersey City learned
s,ch on church fairs from the Of the
Reformed church ON the Park that concluded not TO
hu,r m. N,g.,. IN that v.x Tho Reformed Church
earned money At fair some weeks ago. but deposited
in Brother Roce. rottsn hank The pastor Of the North
chu,ch .,kea hi. br.,hren how much WAS wanted
Thsv told him about ssD Then he told them that Il
on,a s s hefo,. nucb troubls to try TO raise
mi. nv fair IN see how much Of itsthey could
r.,.. nv .uh.cr,n,on Tbev Thought tho effort was
hardly worth making vet concluded TO make IT, lust to
the minst.r The result was tina, few minutes
after passng papers and pencils they found the sums
pledged to amount to about nifty dollars more than thew
had expected raise by fair The fair postponed
In Rockville, Conn, certain manufactur.
ers have erected on factories aiming steam
whistles causing much annoy persons who want
to enjoy their morning maps Some Of the most pro-
nounced opposition to the whistles comes q church
deacon. The sanctuary which this good attends
has a large and noisy bell. Some Of the manufacturers
and their are taking vengeful comfort cir
culatng petition to have this bell muzzled. They say
which are days work. and when noises In connection
| with. work are legitimate. They find fault with the
church bell because makes noise Sunday, which
| ha day Of rest when they want to be quiet Public
opinion in Rockville has not yet obtained victory
the bell which still sounds old and Is likely
| tinue its regular operations
Tho Eronob COLL tho Salvation Arr, ., 60 Tbs
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and sectaransn have been exhibited The savationisl
despse all other missionaries and Christian workers. and
refuse to have anything to do with them. Pastor Cha
pouerre all good Christians Of the serious danger
| involved in introducing into religious work such ssys
TEN Of absolute authority as that which engineered BY
Gen. Booth and his subordaptes lgnatus Loyola never
organized any society whose followers closet,
and rgidy bound to obey than this Salvation Army II
Is . curious bit Of history to read that some Of Gen
Booths most beloved and honored followers were turned
of the Army because they failed to account for col
lection collections taken at Geneva, Switzerland IL
this country as far can be SEEN the Army officer
hold their subordinates In rigid subsection.
| Some of tho Italinns who land at Cnstla
c.,d.r and ;mma,.,.v ,c,,,., ,h.,,.,ye. amor. IN.
ho.rn,ng bouses in Tho .uws ara Az d,,y and d..r.dS
thu, ,bs imnr.ss,o, has gon. .hro,d that ali
who conn, ha,e from ,hro.d r n, tho ., c,,.. py.,
.xn.r;src.d ci,v w,,son.rss have snot an a, ,h.. .
hard lot Offering nothing but disbursement to Chris
tisn effort. Tho actual condition Of the work done
among Italians by Church Mission shows III 81
the general estimate Of Italian morals is too low con
hrmaon service AZ held at Grace Chapel last Sunday
when Bishop Potter OF this diocese assisted by Bishop
Seymour of Springfield confirmed sixty Italians. The
Rev. Dr. Stander who has charge of the italian mission
preached the sermon He says that during the nine
years work Of this mission about thousand Italians
have made profession Of religion This fact ought to
nm announcement to other Christian workers to do
something for the Of the very degraded Ital
ans who are herded together in the low tenements In
most wretcheL manner.
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