The Delta independent., 1890-07-08

COLORADO CHURCHES.


Mr.. w. T. Sunley mas resigned the sec
rctaryship Of the Denver Y. NJ @. A.
Rev. Mr.. Radcliffe, the new rector Of St
Peters, Pueblo, has arrived from East
Saginaw, Mich.
The ladies Of the Presby terian church at
Idaho Springs have expended about s500
in repairs on the church and msnse.
Rev. W. R. Scott, Presbyterian pastor
at Central City, says that his parish will
soon secure room for the Sabbath school
by an addition to the church, costing
about $500
Mrs. L. o. Robinson, who is to hold re-
vival services at the Methodist church,
writes that she will leave Indianapolis for
Aspen July 7th. The fact Of her coming
begets great faith in the church people for
results.-Aspen Times.
Rev. R. B. Wright and family have gone
into camp near Golden, not far from the
Apex ranch. They expect to summer
there. Rev. Mr.. Wright will preach at
the South Broadway Congregational
church as usual.-DenUer Eye.
Rev. H. H. Weber, general secretary of
the Lutheran Church Extension Board, Is
Howbert, pastor Of the Lutheran congre-
cation of this city, in regard to church
building.-Colorddo Springs Republic.
The Rev. ]. N. Freeman, D. D., of the
Central Presbyterian Church of Denver,
has Just been elected to mem mbership in the
Board Of Trustees of Colorado College ut
Colorado Springs. This appointment il in
line with the policy Of the present man
agement, which seeks to make the institu
tion as representative as possible.
One of the Sunday school classes in the
Christian Sunday school gave an enter
tainment Friday evening, netting $40 On
Saturday the class and teacher met, Sc
lected and paid for beautiful pulpit set
Of chairs, which day ornaments the
pulpit in that church. They have also or
dered very handsome communion table
of antique oak, carved.-Aspen Times.
The NJ E. church at Central City has
been thoroughly renovated and re-carpeted
The lecture room Is now q beautiful place
The auditorium, with its new carpet Of
gold shade, with its pews of cherry color,
with the frescoing of the best, and the mel
low light coming through the rich stained
windows-all conduce in giving . sanctu-
uary worthy the effort it took to rear it
Advocate.
Work has been commenced on q new
Methodist church in Arvada. The plans
for the building have been furnished by
the Church Extension Society of Philadel-
phia. The dimensions Of the structure are
to be S0x5o with q lecture-room on the
east side 3oxl6. The tower will be 90 feet
In height, and the building, which is to be
completed by the first Of next year, is to
cost from 5000 to q. 1000.
The Advocate Is heartily in favor Of
having . Methodist city missionary put
put into our Denver work next year. Why
should We allow other denomination to
capture the territory, when the people ask
for Methodist workers and Methodist Sun
day schools and churchesi II is high
time that we concentrate our efforts and
reach out to the RAPIDLY developing por
tions Of the city with an attractive gospel
like that taught by our church.-Chrtstian
Advocate.
The Central Presbyterian Church pulpit
of Denver, will be supplied As follows dur
ing July and August: July 6, Rev. VIM.
R Henderson, of Omaha; July 30, Rev
E. Corwin, d. D., of Chicago; July "a to
September l, Rev. G. Parsons Nichols, d.
D., Of BinghAmpton, n. Y. Rev. Mr..
Henderson is one of the leading Presby-
teriau ministers in Omaha, and editor of
the Central West DR.. Corwiu is to take
prominent part in the Glen Park assem-
bly,, and is a racy and effective speaker
DR.. Nichols is remembered and honored
by many in this city rs having preached
In Central Church for six months as pas
tor-elect
The new church project for Calvary
Baptist Is booming along finely. Thus far
nearly 5000 has been subscribed. This
sum, with what will be realized from the
sale of the old church, will go a great way
on the new building. The church on
Twenty-seventh Street has been sold to
the Swedish Baptist Church, which
makes the parish the more willing TO leave
the building with which there are % many
cherished associations. The Calvary par
ish has got to vacate by October l, there
fore, as soon as plans are decided on the
work will be prosecuted with vigor. Three
lots, corner of Twenty-fourth and Ogden
Avenues, have been bought, the price paid
being e6,600.
A Statue of Columbus.