The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-01-22
CHURCH CHIMES.
Doings and Sayings in the
Religious World.
CIR with OF UNIvERsALIsA
The Unitarians Zealously at WORK
The Jews An Pa1esttne--Rabbi
HITsch-G eperals

Public worship will be conducted IN
the various churches to-day as lolo"0''
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTLR-DAMF
sAIN1e-Salt Lake Stake OF zlon' An ior an M
Cannon. president; Joseph Z. Taylor an pi
Charles Vt. Penrose. counselors. services
In the Assembly Hall at pm. evening
services in the various wards.
WESTMINSTER pKE5BYfsEIAN CHURCH :
Fourth West Street, between Firkt ana
secnnd south F. w. 81 Jim, min1st:r
Usual service at IL an. and a. I.oJ m:
Preaching by the Rev IN. 69 "a ~ al ~
cordially invited. ., .-.E o..
WRsrM SsrER PREsBYTEBIAN CHURCH
viii celebrate It's tn ri anniversary Oh Fri
dav evening, Janu 4ry 9Th, the exercises o
which to commence ut 7.S1 O'CLOCK A
cordia invita- ion is extendeo u tne
ministers and members OF me n Us
Christian churches and congregations as
well as TO the public in general
METHODIST CHURcH-Preaching by me ne
pastor c. l.. Libby, at IL M ana At oo
nm. Young beopie's meeting at 90 p III.
SUNDAY school is at 9 40 d m. strangers
weleosne ed to all services.
ST, Marks CATHEDRAL Holy Commun-
ion at am Morning service, Will &c :
moa at Han sunday sc DOL al 80 p N
Evening prayer and catechisluE nj ~ ID.
Bible lesson at 81 p M hNenlA- paw
and sermon at 7SO pm.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. The
Rev Thrall, pastor. PUBLIC WORSHIP,
Nth sermon by the pastor at IL am. Sun
d4y school at II 10 Young People meeting
at q. 80 pm No evening service seas
free, and everybody welcomed.
FtRsT PRRsBYTERIAN.-Public wosship at
liam. and 30 p m, and preaching py tne
pastor r. G. McNiece Saooatn scnooi % az
Evening worship at So and preaching by
the pastor Sc is free al ali theSe SERVICES
p.pr1sr CHURCH Rev. NJ. T. Lamb
will u: each this morning, and Mr. RHoertJ
hurortte will address he audience Ihls
evening at theusda hour
E1GHrEES OF the thirty-four churches
i, Waterloo Presbyte-y, lows. are
vacant. and five of these are selI-Sup-
porting.
In Michigan alone, there are at least
225 neighborhoods Of from lOo TO ooo
neonIe each. entirely destitute OF re-
iigious services by any denomlnenohi
in Nebraska 50; in South Dakota, 1oo.
A FEW years ago, among the Telugus
in Eastern India 50 many Etreamed to
Christ thai the hands of the mission
srv were weary baptiZing. Has inc
stream lessened? 1t has increased I'LL
itnoW rolls volume of 200 captains
eve month.-MsSSioHGry Revfetc.
THE Queen of Madagascar recently
attended the opening services of two
Christian churches at AmookImanaga.
In fourteen years. 700 Protestant chap-
els have been built in Madag scar max
ing the number now l.20O mere are
5000 Protestant oommunl ants, ana ail
the churches are self supporting.
TIE Rev. ABEL LEONARD is to be
made bishop on Wednesday OF this
week. the festival of the conversion oil
az pauI IN Gu rist Church, st. L9nls.
There will be a celeb: alton OF the Holy
Communion at st. Marks Cathedral at
the same uEe, wherein the SolTmn
service taking place In ST. LOUIS Will
be thoughtfully REM mbereo.'
THIS Is the last Sunday in III
Epiphany seasen. Easter is early this
year, falling on April LIST. That throws
Leaf back to he middle of February.
and gives only three Sundays after the
Enipnauy. The Nativity season is
period of forty days, from Christmas
to the feast OF the Publication of the
Presentation of Christ in tneN Temple
February ID. The Christmas decora-
lions remain in place during This time,
bit are removed from the churches I'M
mediately after this latter feast day.
Mrs. JOHN JACOB Aston, who recently
at her home III New York, was
thoroughly Christian wonan and de-
won't communicate of the Episcopal
Church. She gave largely OF her IN
c,me to charities while she lived and
in her xHI among 9th charitable be
quests, she made the following:
To the Chi dren's Aid Society. ......: $4,000
Woren's Hospital OF the stae OF
st Tnte's Hospital 1900
Young women's Christian Assocla- or ooo
Ra@ nT Normal agricultural In
Do Ssn.usCA and Foreign Missionary
Society OF th; Episcopal Churcn. 2o,VO
UXIvsRsAL1srs.
This body Of liberal iChristians is
moving Sdth intellectual and spiritual
life and force in the West and South.
A cordial welcome is given the minis
tiers whenever they go, and despite tht
sue4rs and opposition of the old
churches, 30 aeties are organized, and
editices erected rapidly Missionary
societies are in operation III nearly
every State In thu Union anu goou
work il being .ffected. The old uocr
trine of eternal damnstion Is fast dying
away, and the old. though now rather
new teaching of eternal hope is lighting
up mems souls. and drawing them
nearer to God. who, they say, is too
good, too loving. too just. too holy to
create poor, weak humanity to burn
them for ever in an exhaustless fire
110 On Sin ns and WEAKNESS done here
during 9 few years of tempted and tried
life.