The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-15
Dolngs and Sayings IN the
Religious World.
THE CHURCH AND THEATRE.
Divine Servics-European Sabbath
Baok of the Dead-Catholic Pro-
extraordinarily,
pnbIic worship will be conducted in
+ha varioos churches to-day as tollo~s:

Cu,-pcE OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAIIEh-DAf
stIXTs.-Salt Lake Stake OF Il2n' ~ Argus -;
Cannon, PRESIDENT Joseph f. AHSAVt NNN
charles W Penrose. coun selots. servic"s
in the Assembly HILL at pm. Evening
services in the various wards,
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH =
Fourth West Street, between First and
Second South F. W. Blohm, minister
Preaching service ct IL AIN. and at P m
Communion service at 4p.m. SabDath scho'l
Immediately after morning service
The church has arranged IL hold gospel
services regularly on ali evenings except
SATURDAYS All are cordially invited.
Strangers especially welcome.
METHODIST MISSION : Preaching by the
pastor at Z. 80 p m. Sunday Schooi at l pm.
A cordial invitation t" all.
FIRST CoSeRgGATIoNAL CHURCH. - The
Rev. J. B Thrall, pastor. Public worship,
with sermon by the pastor at IL am sun
day school at u Is. Young People meeting
at $50 pm. No evening service. Sea
tree, and everybody welcomed.
METHODIST CHURcH.--Sl 2. Third Sou
Preaching at Ii a N. by the pastor u lie
Libby, and at 7 80 p m. by Rev. d. J FreW,
Of Idaho Sunday school at 40 3. m: Young
peoples meeting az 6.4j p. N. All are invited.
ST.. MARKS CATHEDRAL Holy Commun-
ion at s en-. Morning service. with ser-
mon at IL d. On sunday schooI ~ 70 oo 2 u u
Evening prayer and catechisin. at 81 mE
Bible lesson at 80 p m. Evening prayer
and sermon at 1880 pm.
FIRST PRHsBYTERIAN.-Public worship at
IL am aud 7 30 p N, anE preaching by the
pastor, r G McNiece Sabbath school ut
Gree to the public at all these services
F1Rsr BAPTIST CHURCH-Correr Second
West Second South st. Morning service
II IL O cl0ek sunday sch6ol at II ID. 1ouHg
Peoples prayer meeting at 10: EVenin?
service At 7.30. Strangers cordially INVITED
REoRG ANIzEp Standardization Joseph
Smith. Of tha RI rs luized Church OF Jesus
Christ of Latter d " dnts Will speak in ths
Jest phits Chapel, on Second South street,
Rs-, sunday at ; and 80 Pm. S1bJect Tor
she evening, Marriage.
IT is estimated that more than 200
kshops will be present at the coming
Pan-AngliCan synod.
DE-. WILLIAMS. alter thirty-two years
in China, thinks that half century
more of Christian missions Will evangs-
LIS aad even ChrlStian'ze th- empire.
BISHOP o F. WHITNEY will deliver
lecture tonight in the Twentieth Ward
Meeting House. the subject of which Is:
'Srongus. of the Times ana Wna5 They
Tell US.
The Roman Catholic Cathedral OF the
Immaculate Conception in Brooklyn is
to os completed al onoe. The tounia-
tons of this Structure were laid tweaty
years ago.
Is recent speech at Caraarvon, Ire
land, Sir G+orgs Frevslyan SAID there
had been no public house upoH ais es-
tate for khirty years. Among bis ten
ants thers is no paupeIISm aad aoso
lutely no disconteat.
Rev. ABEL LEONARD, bishep-sieet OF
Utah and Nevada, is to bs consecrated
in St. Louis, January z5ih. the feast of
the Conversion of ST. Paul. Rev. Mr..
Leonard hopes to be at Salt Lake by the
first Sunday in L Mt, February 18Th,
he Lutheran. of Philadelphia. says
the Lutheran Church, is losing many OF
It's yoang people on &C -Ount OF the
language. They do not go out of Ger
II -u-speakiug Lutheran churches into
Buglish speaking Lutheran Oharones
as might be expected, bat into obner
denominations.
AN Egyptian papyrus, forty-twe feet
long, containing all the chapters of tho
"6ook of the Dead" has bsea unrohed
at the sage Lior2rf, IN Nav BruHsWics,
N, ]. IL was presented by R.v. DR..
Lansing, y ws!l -6nDWn missionary In
Egvp5. Expert believe it TO have been
written 8 600 years ago.
THE adherents of the religion of Jesus
Christ TO day outnumber the followers
of any other faith in the world. Chris
tan missions number more than 2OOO,
00U a iherenLS on neatnen SOL. and q
the present rate of increase, Will include
90 UJJ0.H0 before this century Closes
& a. hudson Smith ID.
The Methodist Church Conference of
South Carolina has adopted resolutions
denouncing games OF chance, and de-
cIarIng that attendance upon the
theatre, or circus. or any professional or
amateu. dram 4tic or impersonatlng
exhibition. is Inconsistent with the op-
LEGATION of Caristian profession 10 re-
nounce Inc world, To- flesh, al the
devil" e.i
Rev. F. T. INGALLS, of Enporia
Kans., the new president of Drury Col
lege. is a brother OF Senator lnga-l.
He was yaledictorisu of mis- class at
heen spent IN * tasa, HIS iorS-time
official connection with the State Univ
sltv of Kansas and with WasnDuri, C1l-
Jega has well fitted him for his Asw po-
siiion.
CHRISTIANITY is now the faith of over
1000 900 of the indian populstion-a
namoer .weive times as large as TN At vi
those who follow the teachings OF Bud
ana; wa-reas in $50 there We're only
27OOJ nAtiTe PIo-estants in all lnnia,
CsyIon, and Burm4h, In 1871; thers
were 3lS.363. Tne government expends
$1,000 per annum in supplying e
spiritual wants OF the troops anu civi
service. ef 1svs e1
1T said that the Pope has absolHreIy
refused to interfere further in the reia
mons between the Irish clergy and peo-
ple. Monsignor RsmpoIla. the papa
secretary. informed the Duke of Mr.
folk. " no went To Rome recently. maj
tbe Pope has ai-eady used his iDf1l-nc