New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
IN CHURCH CIRCLES.
PASTORS AND THEIR CONGREGATION


DR.. Henry j. Van Dyke, who had been out Of
harmony with the Brooklyn Prcsbytery for ten
wears. resumed his active relations with that
governing body Of the dcnominat.on ut a special
meeting on Thursday night. Tins result was
largely brought about by the mediation OF T."
venerable Dr. Spear who at one time the
most vigorous opponent of DR.. Van Dyke IN the
I,resbytery. The unfortunate differences grow
ing out of the accusations against DR.. Ialmage
are now at rest.
The Rev. Richard II. Bosworth who Is now
acting assistant pastor Of Plymouth Church, has
under conside ration a call TO the Congregational
Church Of Richmond Hill, from which the Rev.
William Carrutlers has resigned.
The annual meeting Of ST. PhOebe's Mission,
in DeKalb-ave., near Rhymond-st, Will be held
this evening in ST Luke's Episcopal Church, IN
CInton-avc The Rev. Turner b. Oliver Will
read the reports and DR.. h. A. Bradley Will de-
liver the address
The Rev Lyman D. Calkins has had his resig-
nation from the Trinity Presbyterian Church III
the Twenty-third Ward approved by the Pres
bytery
Elders will hold its first meeting on tuesday even
ing in the Bedford REFORMED Church. IL VIII
serve to bring together the churches Of the city,
now divided by the arbitrary lines separating the
South Chassis from the North Chassis .,;.
The Rev JOnn w. ChtuWick VIM l''VuA' 80
evening in the Second Unitarian Church upon
The French Revolution considering the men
chiefly instrumental Ill bringing II about.
AT the May communion in Plymouth Church TO-
day fifty new members Will be received ny Ut.
Abbott, who administered the ordinance oI pap
tism by immersion for the first time on FRIDAY
evening The May meeting Of PlynoutA League
will be held on Wednesday evening.
An address upon leu ptatiGn' Will he MADE 10
Young men in Association Hall at 3" p. m 10,
day BY the Rev. DR.. Benjamin NJ. Adams, ana
Francis Fischer Powers will sing.
New voices will be heard III the cholrs oil nhhy
churches to-day, as engagements OF SINGERS ua,e
usually from the first Sunday IL May: 40
large chorus led by W. ~ Ellis At the Reformed
Church on the Heights there Will also De ne"
singers q chorus OF twelve being added TO tue l0ur
leading voices There will be few changes III ot1ef
leading churches. A., C,
son Avenue Presby terrain Church this evening upon
The Bible with Fresh interpretations from 'nc
Land of the PhardOhS. -, .. -,
DR. Wesley Reid Davis will begin series Oh
Sunday evening dscOurses to young people 10
night. Speaking upon The Life That is Not Worth
A sermon in honor Of the third anniversary OF
the opening OF ST. Peters as free Episcopal church
will be preached by the Rev. Lindsay Parker thS
morning ,,,.., :; .Lo
A parish reception to which all interested IN the
work of the church are invited VIII be held III te
cdifce of the newly formed St. ChrysoStom Fps
copal Church, at Tompkins-ave. ana McDohouBh-
St. on "Wednesday evening
Two pastors OF churches in the newer part OF
the city rendered their esgnatlons last SUNDAY.
the Rev. William J. Bridges, OF the Greene avenue
Presbyterian Church, and the lev Jay y. lall' Oh
the East Congregational Church
A SEASON OF QUIET IN THE MILITARY FIELD.
With the close of the Centennial celebration the
National Settled down To q Of quiet