The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-29
CHURCH AND CREED.
The Various Religious Services
to be Held To-day.
REFORMING THE REFORMERS,
The Dangers of Ridicule y Need of Home
Nlssionaries-A Very Peculiar Chris
tian Tribe-Tha Jews in ReWYOrk.
Divine services WI be held in the
various places of worship to-day as follows {:

Divine services VII be held in the
various places of worship to-day as follows:
CHURCH OF JESUS CHI sT OF LATrER-DAY
sNINTs-Salt Lake Stake Of Zion, Angus NJ.
Cannon, president; JOsel8 +. Taylor and
Charles w. PenroSe, counSeIorS. Meeting this
Afternoon al o'clock.
ST. Marks CATHEDRAL-Holy communion
Morning services with sermon and holy com
nunion at II a. IN. Evening prayer and sermon
~ T:5Op.m. Daily prayeIsat 9:l5 am.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-The Rev.
J. Brainard Thrall, pastor. Public worship
with sermon by The pastor at IL am. Sunday
school at PAS Young peoples society Of
Christian Endeavor at t pm. Seats free at all
"a vices, and public cordially invited.
METHODIST CHURCHILL East, Third South
street Glass meeting at 10 a. m. Preaching at
II am. and Z 80 pm. by the pastor, Rev c. l..
Libby Sunday school at l2:l5 pm. Young
peoples meeting at $50 pm. cordial invita-
loI TO all
f7THR Sp-r'tuai'sts Of Salt Lake city viii hold
their meetings lor the season in the lodge room
of the Tempe of Honor over the Deseret bank
Services AZ Z o'clock every Sunday evening.
Believers and Investigators cordially invited.
II. C. ARMSTRONG, SR., Secretary.
PHILLIPS CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Cor
nar OF Seventh East and Fifth South streets.
Divine services ut II am. and :. pm.
Eay. " :. Hawkes.. superintendent OF Congre-
a,ational mission in Ut III and Id no viii occupy
The pulpit, Young peoples society Of christ
ian enieavOr meets Friday evening ut 7:3O
An cordially invited to all the services.
There is a large problem for the churches
in this declaration of Cardinal Mannlng
There are 100000 of living and dying
and dead souls in London. And if every
church or chapel or place of worship Of
every sort and kind were filled three times
TO the full on every Lords day they could
not contain more than about fifteen hun
"a There 1nOSt he therefore
$500 900 who never can physically set their
feet in any place of divine worship, or any
Mace where the name and existence of God
are recognized" The same fact is proper
tjonately true Of most other large cities
II IS the greatest of arguments for home
missionary work.-Baltimore american.
The African Methodist church has de-
Cided to establish in Philadelphia home
for its aged ministers. 1t IS to cost S0O,OOO.
The Scriptures are now accessible, as to
languages, to nine-tenths of the worlds in
habitants, while in the early part OF this
century they could be studied only by about
one-fifth.
1t is said that there are more Jews IN the
cit of New York than in Jerus llem ltself,
the number being nearly ninety thousand.
They keep up their distinctive worship and
maintain forty-nine synagogues.
In England, the Baptists are divided into
TWO sects, known as the General and Far
ticular Baptists. These two were once
wide apart, but for years they have been
drawing closer together, inasmuch that a
movement is now on foot to unite them.
A Christian tribe. surrounded by Pagans,
has Just been discovered tn the heart OF
Africa. They had never before seen a
white man While their religious ideas are
crude, still they have a priesthood, the
cross, and other emblems of Christianity.
They are believed to have been exiled from