New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
WHAT 4PaST0R SEES AND HEARS
ITEMS OF INTEREST TO CHURCH PEOPLE

ITEMS OF INTEREST TO CHURCH PEOPLE
The members Of the Collegiate Reformed Church az
rifth.ave. and Twenty nnth-st who were present AZ
the MOODY meeting Yesterday morning had an oppor-
tunity TO see and hear DR.. BurreD, OF Minneapolis
whom their representatives have called to be the he"
pastor. Several expressed their great pleasure W e
ing him. and also the hope that he would accept 'he
call Dr. Burre will preach in this church 'o-ihoiro"
at both services. A member of the committee thao
went to Minneapolis TO hear him last week SAID 10 me
yesterday that If Dr. Burc consents to come TO New"
York he will soon fill this church to its utmost cap"city'
sudgng from the success that has attended his work III
the West
Apparently the interest in the Moody meetings has
in no way abated, and general has been the ueiau
for tickets that he has consented to give another
of morning addresses next week. Last nlght nc
went to Mbristown and today he goes to New-faven
where he spend two or three days with the Yale
students He will return OH Tuesday morning. when
he will take up the study of the Acts Mr. Moody eA-
poets to remain in the city for two or three weeks pu'
his plans regarding Ie evening meetings have not yet
been ANNOUNCED ii is hoped that he VIII consider
favorably the strong invitations asking him to hoid
services below Foureenhst where thousands 1--we VINO
desire 10 hear him. but are unable to their work
In order to do so.
Dr. Buckley Of The Christian Advocate In com
menting on the consolidation of several Episcopal
churches the last few weeks read litte sermon 10
says All he dcnoninaonS seem to have better sense
than the Methods, Episcopal in TINS respgcI IN
lyn. NeW-lork Newark. Providence, PlllanelpMa IN
fact, almost every old cy-thcre are churches a!ns
out living by mortsaeng the property, Wncn r ovi
make one strong and permanent BODY. Nal,s pvyu d
dice, unwillingness TO be ps Of vigorous n,S,o"
OF the whole of dying branch. or TO reinlulsh occ,
have much to do with the opposition 10 such necessary
union Common-sense Is profitable 10 direct any Va
nercstcdness il ready 10 sacrifice peluuce anu ''"i'
for the public good
Three new pastors to installed over Presbyteria
churches In he city next wcekMr. sentz over the
church in Morrisanla Oh Wednesday evening, pr. we'd
liter over the Covenant Chapel on Thursday evening"
Snd Mr. Hsrshaw over the First Union Church on RI
lay evening 1t is particularly happy feature Oh W.
mother church while he has charge OF the chapei III
Forty-second-st
The meetings in the It. Lukes Methodist Episcopal
Church largely attended and the Interest ncrG"s
i Bates S IF Boston s who : writing series article,
"Rcvivas. for The Christian Advocate. VIII conduct
and evening, and also or Monday and Tuesday even
ings Two services are held every day except eatur
day, twilight servicc at O'Clock ana "a preaching
service In the evening.
The Knox Presbyterian Church. at second ave. and
Seventy second ST.. j. Ia have scrc> Of eNance'uc
services. Tomorrow evening Dr. Nyhc VIII be a.
sisted by Drs. francis Brown, {. = Robinson ana l. H.
Marling
The Rev. ID. H. Martini Of the High Bridge Re
formed Church, whose call to Newark was noticed III
this column recently. has accepted the call The I'm
ton Avenue Reformed Church II one o tho foremost IN
the city. having about 900 members ana one Oh tno
handsOmest buildings in Ncw-Jcr>cy. Mr. Martin has
peen his church IN this city grow from membership OF
thirty nine woishr pn- ii htil" Wooden chapel To
, Gourshing CONGREGATION when every sunday his the
large stone church bldins ON he ummi OF Vfqe n.
he might leave hi> first charge in pro porous codl-
ton.
aEvcry Thursday" DR.. c. ;. Robinson's
lgons pspsr oesan It, cSer las, WeeE 49, dnf n ,h
prospectus