The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-03-25
CHURCH CHIMES.
Religious News from Many
Sources.
PROTESTANTIsM IN MEXICO.
The Mission Field-seryices in the
Various lily Churches To-day
A New Denomination.
Divine worship will be conductedi n
tn evarious churches to-day as follows :


tn evsrious churches to-day as follows:
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTkR-DAT
| SAINTs.-Salt Lake Stake of Zion, Angus M.
| Cannon, president; Joseph E. Tay'-- and
Charles w Penrose, counselOrs. aes
| in the Tabernacle at 2 p. m. .. ling
services in the various wards.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Public worship
| at IL am, and preaching by the
| D stor, R McNiece Sabbath School at
1925. Young Peoples meeting at 6 80.
Event g worship at 80 and preaching by
the Rev. G. L. Libby, pastor of the Metho-
| dist Chur"h. Seats free a. all the services
| and strangers welcome.
METHODIST OHURCH.-No. 81 E, Third
South Street. c. l.. Libby, pastor. Preach
ing at IL q IN by the pastor. At 7.30 pm.
Dr.. r: G McNiece, OF the Presbyterian
| Church will preach. Sunday school at $40
am Young Peoples meeting at As p m.
a cordial welcome at all services.
| CENTR'L CHRISTIAN CHURCH Services
and Bible School every Loro's day at 30
p. m, in Congregational Chapel (by coH,-
tesv of t1e Congregational Chureh.) All are
invited.
| THIS EVENING. Sunday, Elder Nicholson
will deliver an address in the Sixth Ward
me ting house. Subject, Natural r ghts
and ! Preservation" The services will
begin at 6o'clOck.
THIS hvENING. in the Twentieth Ward
| meeting house, at $50 o'clock, trof. T. =.
-eWls viii deliver the third lecture of an
Interesting and instructive monthly series,
supplied by the Twentieth Wird IDst;tu
His subject is Moral Science, or Ethics"
which, with the Well-known ability OF the
peaker. will doubtless draw togetherl a
large gathering All are invited to attend
ST. MARKS CATHEDRAL.-Holy Commun-
ion at am. Morning service with sermon
1t IL s.m. Sunday school at 2 45 p m.
Ev- lining prayer and catechiAiug at so o m.
Bible lesson at 80 p IN. EveDin prayer
md sermon at Z. so pm. Services daily
Turing the week at II. am, and 4p.m
Good Friday at II 9. m, and at 2 and Z. 80
D m.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. The
Rev J. Thrall, pastor. P,blic worship
With sermon at II am. Owing to temporary
bsence OF the pastor from the city the Rev
". S. Hawkes. superintendent of Congrega-
tional missions for Utah and Idaho, will
RE- CHI. The pastor would utge ON all
70 make special effort to be present. Sun
lay school at II Is Young peoples meet
ing at 6p.m. Seats free and the public in
vited 10 all services.
BAPTIST CHURCH.-Corper Second South
and Second West. Preaching by Rev. NJ T
Lamb st II am. and $50 m Sunday
school at 1913 pm. Young Peoples meet
ing at 45 p. m. All are cordially invited.
THE ANNUAL Conference of the Church
Of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is
TO be held in this city, the announce
ment If MILFORD Woodruff, Pre- sident
IF the Twelve Apostles, S, tting the date
FOR Thursday, April 9Th, 1888. 1t will
De, as ever, time Of refreshing, and
everybody is invited TO attend.
NEW DENOMINATION.
The following call has been handed
The HERALD for publication:
To aOh0n1 1t may concern:
Know ye: That we, the undersigned,
disciples of Christ, have this day con-
stituted ourselves a company of wor-
slippers to be known as the Central
christian Church OF Salt Lake City,
that we take the Bible, and the Bible
alone. as our only rule of faith and
practice, faith in Christ as the Son OF
3od and obedience to His commands
Is our only test of fellowship and the
restoration of primitive Christianity as
our great aim:
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah.
March 18th, A d. 1888.
R. D. Winters, Judia e. Williams,
Letitia B. Winters, Rachel L.. Hender-
on, A. s. Post. Lizzie Casady, NJ. A.
Post, Maggie Upton, w. H. Casady.
THE MISSION FIELD.
India, Japan and China are heathens.
20 were our fathers In the German
forests, in ancient Gaul, and in the
British Islands, and very barbarously
orutal they were, and more hopelessly
oenighted by far than the nations of
the far east to-day. Who, We repeat,
ire we that we should, with blind
assumption bold" assume arrogantly
to determine the future of these ma
ons, and limit the power of God and
the 'ospel? Is tho salvation of the
cross related to men only as nations7
Is that really its true purpose? How
ind to the word of God are they who
so see and declare. The relation of the |
g spell to men is not national or tribal, !
but personal, evermore, and altogether !
SO. Christ came not into the world. the J
apostles went not forth 20 convert and
save nations, but individuals. The
Christianizing of peoples, IMPERFECT as
that always will as, Is but tie reflex,
the secondary effect g .Ae Christian
Ization Of Individuals. And we go
not forth anywhere to day to convert
whole nations, bas men and women to
minister to tho salvation of souls. This
is the scriptu4Sl conception of the cross
on earth. ana this only gives it its true
inspiration. The Standard Christian.
ANoTK&a VIEW OF PRoTEsTANTIsM IN
MEXICO.
The general conference of Protestant
fhsssj onaries in Mexico, held in the
Capital of that repu bile last wee6, ought
to call general attention both to the
field and the work, on our southern
border. AS field Mexico ia of peculiar
interest to us, and the necessity is upon
US of occupying it. Mexico is our
next door neighbor," and is as unlike
our other neighbor on our northern
border as Spain is Unlike England. We
have Roman Catholicism in this
country. and there is Roman Catholic
ism in Canada millions strong in both
countries; but the Catholicism of Mex
i'm ia of q widely different type, It is of