The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-21

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|; sss~sa i.ssgss the ere 81 holy zeal and sell
szssstlsss ssss The good Of II anksndg
rs nat lev words osr Savior draws .
ssssksse psssasc. wsth these features, viz:
! sss The werisi ready to perish
/ ssl tst1s loving IL.
sfl I'll. Beloved Son given TO secure its
sAlvstsans
/ fal The simple. sublime, sufficient con-
/ s!sion oil salvation, believing IN Jesus
Christ.
| God fores the world so rs
l. Not TO compromise his integrity.
2. Not TO sacrifice the awiu. and loving
reverence Of the holy intelligences Of the
I universe
8 Not TO humil:ate the objects of his
| love-
1. Sos to fan OF securing their eternal
/ well-heing-
Love so great, 50 exercised. demands and
deserves Citing appreciation on the part of
every soul 10 whom the gospel is made
/ known.
Personal belief in Jesus Christ is that ar-
propagate appreciation.
This belief should be instant. co-dial,
/ hunlb constant, fruitful. JOYFUL.
/ The results OF Gods Ioye thus bestowed
! are two-fo.d-eternal doom TO the unbe-
&
I lever and eternal life 10 the believer.
gxv. READ ACCEPTS THE CALI
I At the Market street Baptist church. yes
tersiay. u letter from Rev. I. w. Read. ac-
/ eeps.ar the yastorate of that church. was
read. Following is a synopsis cf the letter:
WICHITA, Kan. oct. q 1854
n@sr grsfArss asd Sisters. Alter due thought
sni ssSaes. prayer for guidance. We have de-
cstsea il right Tor Us 20 accept the cali 10 your
I church. We do Ii realizing that there is much
hard wSsk 20 be done ami many discourage
: rseats 10 overcome. We come 70 soa determin-
ing TO know nothing save Jesus Christ and
/ Him erueined" We want every idea IN har-
fnnny with First Corinthians y -. We want
every nzie 90 realize and act upon the truth con-
+ fsined IN Romans i.ls. With these ideas well
( grounded. in US God win give rs the victory.
Lei ma emphasize q few things which seem 70
/ me imperative in church success
L recognition OF VIVA; God requires.
recognition of our obligations TO Him.
| s recognition OF the Gcep need of fallen hu-
usnity.
/ L. A realization that this need is to be net
4 through cu- Efforts.
5. Conservation 90 the work.
6 Enthusiasm in the work.
g. Earnestness foT success through Christ.
Continual reliance upon God for strength
! and constant pleading with him for victory.
Let il be understood that these points viii be
! enforced With all the energy al nay command.
] We come to you expectin; with Gods help 10
succeed. hat this cannot be done without your
/ hearty cooperation God willing we will he
with yos for the first service in this new re-
lssion on November Ii. May God be with you
and keep geu and bless you ahundsntly.
PLYMOUTH coNeREGATfaNAL CHURCH.
Rev. George X. Tewksbury, az Plymouth
Congregational church. preached a sermon
with direct local application His sub
| iect was. "Ezekiei's vision of the hole
in the wall" Ezekiel went into the
hole in the wall and saw every form of
creeping things and abominable beasts,
and all the Idols of the house of Israel, por-
trayed upon the wall round about"
Mr.. Tewksbury referred 10 the Hole in
the Wall near the Seattle postoffce, to the
gambling saloons and to 'the denominations
IN the Whi.echspel district You cam
not go TO the railway station without hav-
ing Haunted almost in our face the brazen
effrontery of those whose steps take hold
on hell and who are Turing and dragging
| hither not few young men," said the
speaker: and he declared that the remedy
was the removal OF the denominations BY the
authorities. The city can better stand
high rates OF insurance than the repressive
incubus OF these isiquities.''
REV. LUDLOW GOING To JAPAN.
Rev. James 2. Ludlow is packing up his
personal effects, and in about two weeks
he will, with his family, sail for Japan, as
Christian missionary. Mr.. Ludlow is well
| known in Seattle, having been here for
several years. and his departure is regretted
by many friends. He goes under the d.
rection of the New York Christian ALI
ance, a Baptist organization, and intends
10 locate central missionary station
either in Yokohama, Osaka or some other
seaport. where missionaries will be taught
the Japanese language.
NEW CHURCH AT KENT
Kent is to have Baptist church edifice.
| The contract for building was let week
since 10 Stout q Lloyd, and it is TO be COM
J pieted before Christmas. The building
| will be thirtytwo feet wide and forty-four
feet long, with prospective additions at the
side and rear. Most of the cost of the
building. SO far as constructed, has been
subscribed and will be collected in install
ments as the work progresses Rev. %. J.
Pierce furnishes occasional supplies and a
| pastor is desired when the building is ready
! for use.
ST. MALKs PARISH EPISCOPAL
Services were held in the Young Natural
isl hail at the university grounds. Owing
TO the illness OF the rector there was Law
reading, but the hall was more than full
The large increase IN the congregations
VIII oblige this parish 10 seek more COM
modious quarters, anu arrangements are
being perfected toward the erection of
suitable church building in the lot owned
by tho parish. IL is expected the building
will be finished and ready for occupancy
by December lst.
PROTESTANT METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev. Clark Dayis's text at the Protestant
Methodist church yesterday forenoon was
from Joshua v:l3, in regard to Joshua's
vision OF the man Of war. Rev. Davis said
that the vision represented the spirit of the
age. Every age has It's representation
We have had successfully the age OF the
spirit OF war. OF learning and OF enualixa.
non. The age IN which we are living is
the age OF the spirit OF benevolence and
helpfulness.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
LORD. teach us 10 pray" found in
Luke. ii, furnished the text for Rav ID
u. CaInpbeli's sermon at the First Method.
Isl Episcopal church yesterday AT the
morning service. In the evening the sec
ond OF series of four sermons on Chris
tan doctrines was delivered. the particular
subject being Repentance" and the text
God be merciful to me, q sinner
TaE SEw PROTESTANT METHODIST cnrRcH.
The foundation is completed for the nro;-
eeted house of worship being erected hv tie
Protestant Me.hodists at the corner M