The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-05
Doingsl and Sayings III the
Religious World.
CHRISTIANITY
a Universal Thought. and n Word for
TIA Noble Sentiment
rr5 Uuiyersalists. ruE
Divine worship will be conducted in
the various churches as follows.

| III INC fSHt1S' eupJeSIi EtoIanlty. All
invited. sl s., IaI6t
| METHODIST CHuRcH.-c. L. Libby. pastor
Preacnlng Mt II m and sop m. Sunday
ing at Gas p. m. Strangers cordially well
| coined. - =. n
l. NEXT SUNDAY evening Elder Arthur
Stayner will deliver a lecture-the second
of tho series-in the Twentieth Ward meet
ing.honse. the subject being: IAN Hour
With the Prophets" 'l tI1'
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. The
| Rev. ]. B. Thrall, pastor. Public worship,
| with sermon by the pastor at IL am. Sun
| day school at L. Is Young Peoples meeting
| at $50 pm Seats free, and the public In
vited to all the services. N -
| CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATrER-DAY
| sAINTs.-Salt Lake Stake of Zion, Angus n.
| Cannon, PRESIDENT Joseph z. Taylor and
Charles W. Penrose, counselors. Services
| IN the Assembly Hall at pm. Evening
| services in the various wards ".t
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
| Fcnrth West Street, between First and
Second South Preaching service at IL
am. and at $50 pms Sabbath school AT
| l2.15 pm. All cordially invited to attend.
| strangers especially welcome. +. w. Blohm.
| minister.
FIRST PREsBYTBRIAN.-Public worship at
II q. m. ana 1.S9 p m. and preaching by the
/ ~.
The Right Use of Money. Evening subject:
| Christs Reoeeming Work and its HELPERS
and Hinderers. Sabbath school at 1925.
Young peoples meeting at $50. The
public are cordially invited to attend all these
services.
| Sr. Marks CATHEDRAL-Holy Commun-
| lon at am. Morning prayer and bap-
| tism at 9 Is. Eitany. sermon and Holy com
| munion at IL am sunday school at 2 As
m. Evening prayer and catechiing at
8 so p m. Bible lesson at 6 80 m. Rven-
| ing prayer (choral) and sermon at 7.3o D. no /,
| The choir have prepared special music for
| the evening service.
TX Russia the Baptists are bald to be
making great progress, their views of
baptism b ing readily accepted.
The London Road Car Company
have, under the new board of manage
ment, decided to discontinue Sunday
traffic.
Iris expected that the value of the
gifts to the Pope, in connection with
his golden jubilee, will represent $50
000. 600. 49, ;,
THE little kingdom of Nuremberg is
reported as having about $40 ordained
missionaries at work among" the
heather. -
In the college and schools 10 conneo-
ton with the Free Church of Scotland
Mission at Madras there are about 1900
students.
THERE are only three Protestant
churches on the Island of Cuba-at
Havana, Matanzas, and Cienfuegos-
all recently organized.
The First Christian Church in the
Congo Free State was organized in No
ven1ber of last year. and there is now
LOOP converts in the Congo mission.
SOME wealthy man in this country,
whose identity is not disclosed, has sub
scribed $500, 900 for the establishment of
q Christian university at Nankin,
China. .to r-glCE.
The deacons of the City Temple. in
London, have presented Rev. DR..
Parker with handsome desk as an ex-
preston of thankfulness for his safe re.
turn from America.
LIE HuNG CHUNG, premier of China,
has offered to support class of China
women who are TO study medicine I'M
der Mrs. King. NJ. D., who was formerly
| Miss Howard, of the Wesleyan Metho-
dist mission in Tientsin.
QUEEN VICTORIA has presented Mr..
Mitchell. the oldest member of the
choir of St. Georges Chapel, Wind or,
Epgland, with an engraved portrait OF
herself. Mr.. Mitchell has sung in the
choir for seventy-two years.
The auction sale of pews in Ply
mouth Church, Brooklyn, (Beecher's).
is to be discontinued. About S2S, OGO
will be realized from pew-holders who
have agreed to keep their pews another
year at the prices paid last year.
THO first Baptist church for colored
people in the Southern States of Amer
ica, was organized 100 years ago in
Georgia. Now there are14Os colored
Baptist churches in the South. with
500 ministers, 200 licentiates, and 120,-
600 members. .ni 10 $50 '
| BUDDHISM CANNOT long hold its ground
and Christianity must finally prevail
throughout ali Japan. Japanes g
Buddhism and western sciences canrot
stand together. They ere inconsistent
the one with the other.-Japanese Ga
sette.
So far as religion is concerned. the
Southern negroes are to-day little
| better than savageS, and secular ednca-
bAOl WiIAOQt1 OLlEiOuo tldluluE 10 SlLuply
| fitting the generation now coming on
for rascality. Yet these young negroes
| often have fine natural abilities. Rev.
J. N. Craig, of the Presbyterian Church
South. ~,
| The Queen of England is a woman of
broad and liberal spirit. She is tenn
poral head of the Church of England,
and her name is also on the commun-
ion roll of Craithie (Presbyterian)
Church, Scotland. as q member, and
has been such for quarter of CEN
fury. a valuable communion service
in. the quaint little Highland church
was presented by her Majesty in 1868.
h 1T Is testimony not only to the
moral power of the life of Jesus Christ.
butalso to the moral element ia human
nature, that. while heroes, wise men,
warriors and plutocrats, who were con-
spicuous on the stage of life when he
was born have fallen into oblivion, the
simple life of this obscure man has been
inscribed forever in the memory of the
world. Christian Register (Unitsrian).
| A FEW weeks ago q procession of
several thousand men, carrying torch
lights, with an efigy of the Rev. Lewis