Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-28


wa Pastor Hanna's topic yesterdsy
morning at Atbury; text: Matt, xiv;
"A, 70. He set forth to honest doubters.
that: !. GOD never demands faith with.
OUT eunicient reason. 2. The moral law
OF the Bible commends itself to our best
Judgment 8. The scheme Of Redsmp-
tion In regeneration and justi1casion
meeA the wants Of mans nature-psr-
don Of past sins and . new nature for
the future. 4. The rewards are ade.
quate here and hereafter.
In the evening lie preached on 'sThe
Unchangeable Christ" taking ~ h,s
text: Heb. Kill: 8: "Jesus Christ the
same yesterday, to-day and forever"
After an exposition OF the chaugeable-
ness Of earthly thinRs he discoursed that
Christ is Interchangeable: /. In His pur-
poses and promissa 2. In His love for
sinners. 3. In His power to save. 4.
In His compassionate tenderness. This
was revival sermon.
The Asbury Centennial Mission M. +.
Church In the sscoad story OF w. q.
Clouds upholstery building, on East
held their efficient Sunday school for
children and adults, At q o'clock o. m.
From y. 20 p. ID. to the free cop0rega-
tional meeting was interesting and pro.
fitabls. Rev. DR.. 6imms, Of Asb,lry
preached In the evening on ",The Door
Of Heaven" John K: 0: II am the
door; by me II any man enter In he shall
be saved"
This was plain gospel sermon In
which the ripe fruits OF Christian life
were enumerated and described.
AT st. Johns there Was Holy CON-
munion At 7.80 .. IN. Bishop Coleman
confirmed some IS or 80 persons at 10. 80
Q. IN.
The remodeling of Wesley NJ. n.
Church e<ins to day.
Bishop Cnrtis preached In Baltimore.
This evening . musical and literary
entertainment at West Church.
"Clouds and Sunshine In the lives Of
the Poor" was the topic on which Rev.
M. X. Fallon preached to the poor house
The Festival Of st. Phillip and Ct.
James will be celebrated in all the r. 4,
churches at 0. 80 q. m. tomorrow.
Gracs NJ. Il. Church has ir vited to her
pastorste Rev. William Mast Broadbe
OF fremont Street Church, Bost0B.
Tomorrow evening Father Berming-
ham Will lecture before Reilly Lyceum.
10 morrow's all-day meeting Of the
W0mcn's Baptist Foreign Missionary
Society of Delaware, will be held 10 the
Delaware Avenue Church.
Rev. Adam btenglo preached to the
Heptasophs yesterday morning at Union
NJ. II. Church.
"The Christian Warfare" was Rev.
l.. q. Braddou's topic to the Sons OF st.
George Last night at Calvary p. Z.
Church.
Rev. A. II. Price, of Chester, preached
all day for the Free Mcthodists at TIA
Market street. In the A.tel noon there
was congregational prayer and expcr-
iepce meeting. Services next Sunday
at 10. 80 q. nl., 3 and 7.2O p. IN.
| TO THE uKPrAsoPHs.
Tho text on which Rev. Adam Stengls
preached to the Heptasophs yesterday al
Union NJ. K. Church WAS iron Prov. l8
"a: 1.-THE man that hath friends mus
show himself friendly" etc. His line O.
discourse embraced: The necessity and
value OF true friendship. False friend.
ships and true coutraated. What Con.
stitutes genuine friendship, with exam
ples Of tho same. Jesus Christ, til,
friend that sticketh closer than I
brother"
At the preachers meeting In Fletche
Hall this forenoon, Rev. Julius bod {
read an essay on "The Satisiectio I
Theory of the Atonement," which wa
discussed by several Of the members,