The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-12
CHURCH CHIMES.
Doings and Sayings in the
Religious World.
THOUGHTS FOR ALL CREEDs.
Divine seryices-The Jews ard Gre
matiOn-Next FOpe-A True Re
Niyal-LosiDg the Soul.

Divine worship will be conducted il
| the various churches as follows:
METHODIST MISSION. = Evening service
with preaching by the pastor, in the
klvveGth Ward Oh pe, at $50 Sunday
school at pm. a cordial invitation to all
FIRST CoNeREG ATIoNAL CHURCH. = The
Rev ]. Is Thrall, pastor. Public worship
with sermon by the pastor at IL ain. Sun
day school at II Is Young People meeting
at $50 pm. seats free, and the pubic IL
vited to all the services
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTRR-DAY
SAINTs.-Salt Lake Stake of Zion, Angus NJ.
Cannon, president; Joseph Z. Taylor and
Charles w PenroSe, cOunselOrs. Services
in the Assembly Hall at pm. Evening
services in the various wards.
ST.. MARKS CATHEDRAL.-Holy Commun-
ion at s AIN. Morning service with sermon
at IL am. sunday &C. DOL al % p m.
Ev ming prayer and catechisiug ut 80 y m
Bible lesson at 6 30 p M. Evening prayer
and sermon at 7.30 pm.
METHODIST UHURCH.-No 81 E. Third
S ,uth Street. C. l.. Libby, pastor. Sunday
school, at 9 40 Il m. Preaching at ii m and
2 80 IN. Young peoples meeting az 6.45
p In. In the eveuiug The pastor VIII deliver
the frs, of u ser es of lectures on "ihe Fact
and Nature OF the Future Punishment of the
Wicked" All who are interested should
near the QrSC lecture CndL luey may DSIleF
appreciate those to follow
FIRST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. worship at
IL d. III. aud preaching by the Rev.
W. . Hawkes. superintendent OF the Con-
gr gati.nal Mission. Sabbath school a: u 30
Young peoples meeting at CSC. Public
worship at $50 and preaching by the Rev
joseph NJ. Mousse. of Washington, b. G i,
classmate of Dr.. Patton the new President
College. Seats free at all these services.
ELDER ARTHUR STAYNER lectures to-
night in the Twentieth Ward meeting
house. Subject: AN Hour With the
Prophets"
A BAND Of franciscan nuns have, it is
said, taken VOWS to devote their lives to
missionary work among the negroes of
the United States, particularly those of
the south.
DIR. WARREN. of New York, the
new. rived English Episcopal clergy
MAJ. is pledging the young ladies of his
church not to ride for pleasure on the
Sa bbath, nor to receive or make calls.
ISLAM IS the favorite word among
Mohammedans by which they designate
their own religion. 1t means absolute,
unquestioning submission TO the will OF
God. especially as this is revealed in
the Koran and in the traditions of No
manned.
THE WHITE Methodists of Virginia
number nearly $50 600; the white Bap-
fists near $4,000; the Presbyterians,
90, 900; Protestant Episcopalians, 10 900
The white Methodists number more
than the white mem bership OF the Bap-
fist, Presbyterian, and Episcopal
churches combined.
TRINITY METHODIST Episcopal Church,
of Denver. now being erected. will cost
SIC, 900 exclusive of the lots. The organ
will cost $4,000 additional. During the
year just passed the Young Mems
Christian Association, of Denver, has
moved into its handsome and commod-
ious building.
THE REV Mr.. EAKIN, the missionary
who came to this country to obtain
funds for the erection of a Christian
high school at Bangkok, has returned
to his field of labor. He secured $4,000
in thisscountry, to which the King of
Siam will add S. OC0 The erection of
the school is thus made possible.
THERE ARE said to be in India i35, 600
lepers. and q society is devo;ing itself
exclusively TO relieving their sutferings
and proclaiming 10 them the gospel.
Hospitals are provided in which the
victims of the dreadful disease can
find shelter, and in one asylum there
are ninety inmates and IN another
sixty.
Mr.. ARLINGTON, of Leeds, is re-
ported to have the welfare of the
and Brazilians so much at
heart that he has offered fl5,00O to
start mission to them. The gentle
man has interested himself greatly in
missionary work in Central Africa,
AMI now turns his attention 10 the
northern part of South America. He
has made this generous offer To the
three great foreign missionary boards
of the London Baptist and Free Church
of Scotland Societies.
THE NEXT POPE.
The next Pope is to be a young man
that is we'll understood-and Mgr. di-
Rende is, so to say, the favorite. Hehas
be carefully put to the proof. and the
verdict OF authority is that he has been
found prudent. The am com bi alton
which placed Leo Kill. III the chair of
Peter, in spite of years of neglect at the
hands of Cardinal Antoaeili, will place
the discreet Paris Nuncio there when
the Roman Catholic Church loses the
guidance of Leo the Pacific -Gnlig-
mani.
OF Con we nay say that he is the
same yesterday, to day and forever.
But man is child of growth, and the
history of religion is the record of his
growth into the thought of God. The
universe is abaze with revelation, but
man can receive only so much light as
enters the eye of his soul. Yet the
fundamental character of religion is
seen in the fact that its germs appear SO
early In the life of the race. 1t may be
disnuted 10 hat nor rfliOiOn 10 cOovaI NTH