New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-01
PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN WORK.
HOW 1T NAY BE MADE MORE EFFECTIVE.
OLD FREMONT TEMPLE TO BE THE SCENE OF
A NATIONAL CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE

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A NATIONAL CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE
THE SPEAKERS AND THEIR TOPICS.
poston Nov 2e-Extensve preparations nave
been made for the National Christian Cohio o"o' "
which is TO be held in fremont Temple noA' w.,
under the auspices and direction oil the E'""e
Alliance The meeting held in Washington t"o 20
ago attracted unusual attention and the oncers VI Wv
Alliance nromise even a better meeting this Sca
80, aroad and hotel rates have been secured, ana
,a a month the Rev. DR.. Chamberlain. OF Brooknn'
has becn speaking IN various parts OF New. fnsia
in the interest of the Alliance and with speciai roi'
ence TO the coming meeting
The meetings will begin on wednesday moinipe GA
.,o-a On rrdav evening" three sessions being hela
| o The needs of the times the city, the rural
,I,,o, Tho maintain whites and the Immigrants >
christian cooperation In its various aspects anu ""
importance of training laymen as Christan WIN"
these will be among the themes dlScuSSeu U! NPi -
tative men from various parts OF the couhis' 80,
York sending DR.. Howard Crosby, Dr. T. H. r'in
hurst. Dr. j. NJ. Buckley, DR.. ID. H. Greer -
Dodge. the president OF the Alliance H. fui'oh
Cutting Theodore W. Dwight, and Dr. Josiah strong
Tho general secretary of the Alliance and the auhor
~ q Our Country President Patton, OF PrhceIon >
Risbop Huntington, of Syracuse; DR.. Hoge, Oh kich'
mond: Dr. Phillips Brooks, of Boston, are also among
the speakers The programme is as follows;
Wednesday morning-O opening address, by WlIlah
A. j Gordon. ID. D., boston, Mass. Progress OF
Christian Cooperation since the Washington C9hled-
rotary of the Evangelical Alliance C0oP,I 'io
Religious Work in New-fork state by X; ru.cn
Cutting chairman OF the NewYorh state T TP Wee
Of the Evangelical Alliance r N F
P P "DD.. Johns Hopkins University, BALI
more and the Rev. Josiah strong, D. D., Ne",1 ORR
THE Needs of the Rural pstrciS h by M tHe Edv WHY S
of the SOUTH by the Rev. Frank f. Jenhlns, Ne"-
Decatur, Ala General discussion EV s1nia9co
Methods by the Rev, J. NJ buckley, D. D., IL D.,
New York: the Rev Frank Russell, d. d., field secre-
tary of The Evangelical Alliance and Dr. D. L. fh'iipS
THURSDAY morning" Christian Cooperation In Awak-
enng and Directing the Mcral sentiment OF The G0n1
By the Rev MSsS Ggf D. mi p d.
New-YOrk, and the Rev. Wayland iioyt u; fh; u
Philadelphia. General discussion, Afternoon Chn saI
Chrstian Cooperation II R Eela'Gn by Pro-
lessor Theodore W. Dwight Ii. D.. Ncw-York' ana ana
Professor, c. j. Little, syracuse, n. \, o. us
enforcement" by the Rev. Howan 'g" I3i Macon on
Ga. Evening" The Need of Permeatng our Deveiv Up
ing Civilization with the Spirit OF Christ, byy ne
Rev. l. T. Chamberlain. D. d. br3 Tcx h,avid II
Greer. d. D., New York Inc "Qspg an W
People by Bishop +. d. huntington d. d., III" De-
FRIDAY morning" orr Debt and Duty to the lmmi'
grant PopuIaton.s by Professor Edmund j. Wolf'
b. D. Gettysburg, Penn. Freneh-c anadars u ,n'
United States BY the Rev 0 F. Ah ia 9h 1P n
states by the Rev. II. A. Schauher, CLEVELAND
ohio. Afternoon" Accusing and Training the Ac-
uvity of the Laty' by me KEY; T tcnr CbcaGo
Ill and President Francis F. Patton; d. d., 80. d. t
princeton y. j. Evening" Need OF enthusiasm lor
philips brooks D. D. of Boston. Need Of Personal
contact between Christians and NonChurchgoers" by
the Rev c. f. Parkhurst, ID. d., New-NorR'