New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE
TOPICS or INTEREST IN THE RELDlOux
WORLD HERE AND THERE.


| Snpdavschool summer assemblies are rapidly
bcromus very important feature o; Christian work
Among those which take place during the prssen
summer are the following: Pacific Cost Assembly, I"
! Monterey, Cal, June p TO jay ~ "on'eaxis
Assembly, at Monte1ge. Teun Juns - 70 August |o'
Nebraska Assembly, at Crete, july Ito; ArK"asa'
Chautauqua Assembly. SLOAN Springs July '-l7 ocesn
Grove Assembly, at ocean Grove n j., July 1920;
Clear Lake Assembly at Clear LAKE. Ia, July 1928;
Chautauqua Assembly Of Southern Calt1rn's, AZ ncs
Praninebsni, Mass. july ll-Zs; Ls,esde Enc,mp.
n.ent at Lakesd-, o., July 20 to August bay Nier
ksss%y Ike 81 A, rs1sSSy at Round lake " July
August s. Cumberland valieg ASSEMBLY, g wi nn,.s
GrsHe or Sortner2 Eossad at
rysOurs. Mo- Jaly ?: to august D ,: astoa f'r:
Mouona Lake Assembly at Madison, WIS., yup - !"
August IL TsIaGi Park Assembly. az Rome tiy, Et
JnlS 30 to August D; sea si'e As'e'"''' - ny -"
n j. August Lib.
During the coming season the famous chau'aaqns
Assembly will be. usual in charge OF the rev III.
John H. Vincent aud the sessions Will last from august
to August 90 TIE sunday school Assembly or SOUTH
birmingham Mass. will also be conducted oy Dr.
Vincent and Will last from July II to July - Among
others VIII, will deliver addresses at this Assembly
are the Rev. Drs. Edward Everett Halr' newman
smytn Philips Brooks. joan p Newman ana AieAAhuer
Mackenzie Bishop Foster, President warren OF 'nS
Boston University; the Hon. John d. Long Mr. "aIacS
Bruce and Mrs Mary A. Livermore. Readings VIII be
,,ver nv Mr. George w Cable and Pro'esso: Joseph W.
churcnil The Lakeside tObiol sunday school Enc"mp-
meut when lasts from July 20 To August = VIII a-V oo
P Po.,sr tbe Rev 0 pfs r Dewitt Talmss Joha H.
Vincent, Washington GLADDEN. 9, r hays ann a. NJ ~
Pain and Miss Frances willard number OF iustraed
lectures will also lie given. aud PROFESSOR o"nnos .
yiys readings IL is impossible to give the otner
Assembly pro in all but they are al OF treat
interest aud instructiyeness sunday school Asso"oe
seem 10 lie king their place one OF tne inDort.ns
agencies OF CHRISTIAN education Ana at the same time
they furnish led recreation and rest 10 those WIN
farfiIu lfa a. % 20
The clergy of the Episcopal Church
cnough PERHAPS ON their point OF view want to Drn'
about union OF Cbri,tendom by having All the o'"e
religious denominations give up their peculiar tehe's ""'
come into the Episcopal Church The other denomihs-
tons however rerversely refuse to come in ana even
TAKE the proposal rs huge Joke The Nesfr" oh''s"1"
Adrocate example. says: "The Episcopal cery Sre
becoming eminent as humorsts. Theirs IA dry hu nor
not always patent TO themselves, hut OFTEN conVu"s"
the outying parts OF Christendon Now theY 'en'VV-
lenty propose Unit the benlghed seets 10 r h'io
conlnunog as though II we're ,re, 70 .waow
Atlantic into NempnremagOg or 'ot lrp2 10 ,N'o"
an elephant; then, default or slch apsorpt oh tnsy
90 CON i,rins the propriety comforting orders on the
preachers OF the os rs inonsh any virtue soua ~ .s
brawny muscle and strength OF Dissenting Corsenaon
whoss commission FROM the Almighty eu.rsy
adequate to thet WORK Ihe piopo'ai 10 ''i' 'o-'
and very funny"
The proposed Revised Prayer Book OF the Episcopai
Church is being earnestly discussed IN diocesan coh'on
tons and in private. 1t Il not possible a. ye' 10 SAY
What s ultimate will be in the General COnFehIoh
which meets in October bat It is quite evident that tue
onpostlon against very This opposition 10
said il TO be found chiefly in the Rtuistic VIM OF
the Church. which does not like the proposed revision
because it does go far enough. and because MS
alopted 1t will deprive the Rituallsts OF the ho"ry
which they now enjoy under the present run ics IN
other words they want no revision which does not
make the PRAYER Book catholic than It now rs;
ami So IL is with great skill they nave ausk.ut ing
present sion with naski batteries anu nave ~ s
asI IN a. 10
Rituai,s oppose 1t on other grounus On ths o"es
land no wever sale that the younger aeiaton
Snnrchaen are in favor revision, aud that evenly
is defeated now IL will come up again ah0 AGAIN uO'"
IL becomes an az conpllsneu Iacs
rbere are ALWAYS some people in the churches who
grow frantic over an impending pulpit famiue. Noticing
vbich The MINNEAPOLIS Tribune unsympatheticauY
resuouds az follows: The alleged pulpit famine Is
INVITA- II does not exist at all. Any churcl WHICH Is
willing to pay fair living salary to minister can GET
one and can exercise pretty vide range Oi choee III
fact there such possibility of exercising preiefenc'
that the churches extremely fastliois' Iney near
candidate after candidate, aud crcise rn-Iaringiy.
And vet nineteen twenty OF the men they bear are
reasonably capable, and are equipped for good faniut
work II indeed. there were al alarming famine
IMPENDING and the supply already quite unequal 70
the demand would the churches be 50 ciptois and so
dreadfuliy hsrd TO suit There certainly /, no
or prospective But IL woaa o" goD1 'sds s
could be for while dearth o. ministers Tue ress
.oad be esI e ro eTsn work again The lay
element would be-tir itself more actively ChGrch un1n
in villages would become popular. Cool salaries wo1d
DE uad; and the Geadheadfm which at pres-ns
hulniliates and enascuiates tue profession would
disappear III fact. the advantages which would accrae
irom a real pulpit famine are TOO numerous !"
MENTION"
On the 9th and 18th of this month commemorative
service AMI tablet presentation Will be held ID the
seventh Presbyterian Church. OF this city, on the corner
OF Broome ana Ridge sLs Among tI0se VINO VIII take
part in Ii services pastor. the Rev. j. T. WILLIS
the Rev Dr. John Hall, and the Rev. Ralsron smith
Mr. Elliott shepard Will present the tablets. Ihese
tablets are memory OF tue Rev De. bHhu ".
nalay ana Edwin r. Hatfield, ami Mt aud MIS- iItch
sneparI and arr placed 10 the church tlrOu9B ths
Kindness OF Mr. shepard.
says The Cedar Rapids Ga=ste The Congregational
ists OF Iowa are ia other denominations In one
respect as least. Last January they commissioned
woman to take regular pastoral work, ana she Is az
nresent n CHI rye OF church aud laboriGg With marked
snccess When te fact reported TO the a-so-
ciaron at arion last week. and when the eentleah
s no made tue ann expressed his PLEASURE IN
il and aided that he hoped any other women ia tho
chnrrn would called to do likewise. there was no eA-
preston OF dlsapproval might have been expected u
some ecclesiastical bodies"