The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-23

ses~nce. 50 ca1sed, i reishes Chrissian nor
s~;enesc. brs purely cisbosiral, non ~
gaming % end
xsrrp GEewrH og A rErfGH-
p~ 4. Beard. Of she CongreEafsoaA
~h--~a wsH Eezye On "wednesday % Cecil
-... th@ Few Congregational cazrch -
ussss~sa LAKE,. Spokane county From
-sa-e h. xia 20 20 attend the meeting o.
.hs I7rr~~ Columbia Association Thence
a. i 20 80 to EiierSburg 20 dedicate
churcs a tina; pisre-
Beinr asked Yesterday Is 80 the growth
al rev Conversational churches n bis do
cese. be said:
II hsve eesScated SIX churches n Wash
s-star daring the past three months They
we~- II Po-r Angeles. North Yakima. Port
Toxnsensa. Eigswaser, Puyallap and Gen.
exse%
.sHox many hare yea no# on hand TO
Es 6s5icats6 :"
II nsve eight more row TO he Dedicated.
Tkev are II Medical Lake, Ellensburg, Roy.
Faseo. West Tscoraa. East Tacoma. Fair
haven. Coarex.lle ard Marshal Junction
Al this wcrs naCst De done within tie next
ssx week"
What new Congregational cssrgymen
hare recently been assigned in Washing
toni
During the last SIX weeks there has
been assigned: Rev J. G. Wright, from
Ontario, Canada. who goes TO Fsirbavsn.
Rev. ] '. Binon. from Wymere, Neb-.
who goes 20 Ne>ho9gal. Rev. q. Z. SUIT
ton. from Michigan, Is expected here IN 3
few days 10 take charge Of Pilgrim chapel,
III the northeastern portion OF Seattle.
Rev. F. z. Knapp, OF Angosta. Indiana,
Il expected b. October 70, 20 take charge
OF the church al Whatcofn- Rev. H. T.
James, Of Cooperstosn. Dakota. has ac-
eepied cal 20 Colfax and viii be on the
ground by October 10 Rev. Thomas Sims.
who has lately had charge Of two Congre-
gztionai churches AZ Taeom2-the East Ia
coma and Atkins Memorials row 10 take
charge of the latter alone. The East Taco
ma Church Society Is erldesvoring 10 secure
a. tbei- pastor, Rev. George Michael. Of
Manitou colorado. Rev Michael is a
brother-in-iav of Rev. George A. Tewks-
bury. OF the Plymouth church.
FASH HosHAsAM.
The Jewish New Years day commences
on Wednesday next.september o5. and con-
,inues 70 and including Saturday next.
From its close fifteen days onward to
October !. is fonl kippur, or the period
Of repentance, on the last day OF which the
shofer viii be sounded.
CHURCH NEWS NOTES
Rev r. o. Nelson, of the Swedish church,
corner OF Bell and Eighth streets, was
preaching in the country yesterday.
Unitarian service was again held yester-
day al University chapel. the Sermon being
delivered by is pastor, Rev. Ernest C.
Smith. The new church building OF this
society, on Seventh. between Pike and
Union streets, is nearly completed. and
probably will be used by this society On
next Sunday or the one following.
Six years ago, when the first German re-
formed church society was organized, its
pastor. Rev. q. Gradel. preached to but one
-hearer, yesterday his church on Seventh,
between Pine and Olive streets, was
thronged with hearers.
Rev. ID. ]. Pierce, OF the Baptist denom-
ination. held service yesterday at Kent.
He returned last night to be in readiness
for his professional duties this Monday in
the University.
BERACHAH BAPTisTs.
before this denomination at Freed's hall,
taking his text from Ephesians w, walk
in love as Christ also hath loved us and
hath given himself for u.s. The pastor 5
! theme was Christian love. the controlling
motive in all Christian walk and work; tina:
our gentleness and love for all Christians
should be like that of the master, and our
zeal for the salvation of all men should lie
a. the master.
Rev. ]. b. Clark, d. D., of New York
city, who is secretary of the American
Home Missionary Society will arrive in Sc
attic during the last of this week. He is
considered one OF the greatest men of the
Congregational denomination, and he is
making . tour of inspection throughout
the West. looking over the general church
work, SD as TO be able TO better give general
direction from the New York office.
AT the First Presbyterian church the text
of its pastor, Rev Elliott W. Brown. was
from Luke xiii ~, Strive TO enter at the
straight gate, for many, it say unto you.
will seek to enter in and shall not be able. -
Rev. Isaiah w Reed. of Wichita, Kan.
has been called TO the psstorate of the Mar
ket Street Baptist church. Seattle. He has
not yet decided to accept the call
Mr.. Alonzo Hamlet. a student at the
University. preached yesterday at the
North Seattle Baptist church. After his
preparatory course he intends TO enter the
ministry.
Rev. George A. Tewksbury, wife and
day from Vancouver. b. {.