Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-26
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
What the Various Pastors VIII freac"
About To-Day.

About To-Day.
Rev A. ]. Irey. of the Baptist church,
will talk on the recent Baptist convention
of Rayenswood this morning. This even
ing he will take his text from EXODUS DIV
The Disciples church, which was closed
Inst Sunday on account of cleaning, VIII oe
re-opened today with the usual services.
The subject for the morning will be line
Lords Supper"
Rev. C. NJ. Afford, at the Third Presby-
terrain, will occupy his pulpit as usual. Inc
tonic for the evening will be Education
and Christianity This sermon Will be OF
special interest TO those interested in edu-
cation.
AtSt. Matthew's Rev. Ellios Thompson,
a thirty years missionary TO China, Will
address the Sunday school and preach the
morning service. His discourse will relate
to his experience IN far Cathany. kev.
Swope, the rector, will fill the pulpit IN
the evening.
Balaanls inspired wish, Let me die the
death of the righteous and let my last end
be like his will be the subject treated by
Rev. +. n. Lynch, at the morning service
at the Chapline Street Methodist, and at
night he will preach on the Conversion OF
the Ethiopian Enuch.
One of the prominent events of to-day
will be the lecture at the Cathedral TINS
evening by Rt Rev. Bishop Kahn. The
subject of the lecture is "Glimpses OF
Egypt and it is one that cannot fail to be
instructive and entertaining. The lecture
will commence at 5 o'clock.
At the Fourth-street NJ. E. church this
morning the pastor, Rev. DR.. Gushing, will
preach sermon to young people. The
evening sermon will be on Some Things
Needed in Our City" This is a sermon
prepared for delivery two weeks ago, but
was postponed on account of the weather.
In the absence of Rev. E. H. DorRblaser,
who is attending the Lutheran Synod at
Blairsville, p, President X. II. Blaisdell,
of the Female College, will occupy the pull
pit at the English Lutheran church in the
morning and the Young Mems Christian
Association will conduct the evening SER
vice.
Rev. J. A Fullerton, the newly installed
minister at the Thompson NJ. h. church,
will preach in the morning on 1.-The Foun-
dation that cannot be Destroyed
Matthew 1:24. In the evening he Will
preach to the young people. Rev. Fuller
ton will on Friday evening organize an Ep-
worth League.
At the United Presbyterian church DR..
Mcclure will preach this morning on The
Year of Jubilee" He will treat it, lst, as
a civil institution among the Jews, and 2d,
as great symbolic truth in the lives of
tine people. The evening sermon will be
FROM the Ephesians, chapter >, V. y,
Christ and the church.
The morning sermon at the First Presby
terrain will be by the pastor, Rev DR.. Gun
bingham, on the topic Nothing But
Leaves The subject for the evening
service will be Church Music The dis
course will be short and the choir will rem
der special selections. This will be the re
sumption of the monthly praise services,
which were so interesting last year.
The colored Mcthodists will hold services
to-day as follows: Grand rally for the
new Simpson NJ. +. Church. Sunday ser
vices will be held at Washington Hall on
Market and Twelfth streets. II Am
Sermon by Rev Robert Steele 70 the Odd
Fellows. 3p m.-Sermon by Rev. A. NJ.
Brown 10 the Masons $50 p. m.-Sermon
TO the Knights Of Pythias and Good Samar-
itans by Rev. G.. W W. jenkins.
At St Luke's =. f. church Rev Brit
tingham, the rector, Will preach on the
Work Of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew;
the need Of the work and the call for work
ers. Az the night service KeV. lnOmp-
son, a missionary of China, will talk on his
work in China. At the Sunday school ser
vice at two p m. Rev Thompson will adj
dress the children. Beginning November
18th, Rev. Christensen, of Brooklyn, will
hold a ten-day's mission at St Luke's.
The meetings at Evangelistic Hall have
shown marked increase during the past
week. IL is evident that much good can be
accomplished in this manner. These meet
ings are entirely disassociated from law or
politics. the spirit and purpose being TO en-
courage and elevate the people regardless
of condition or sect. Mr.. G. w Sawyer
will conduct the service on Sunday night
at :. aided by Mr.. Harry kasley, the pop
ular cOrnetist. This work continues night
y. Admission free and no collections.