The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-23
CHURCH NEWS NOTES.
Programme of Madison n. Z. Chr
Lecture Course-ThauksSivf

Programme of Madison N. Z. Church
Lecture Course-Thanksgiving
The Y. W. c. A. will hold special Thanksgiv
ing services Thursday evening
Thanksgiving services will be held at the
Unitarian church on Thursday morning.
Dr.. Levi Gilbert will deliver lecture at st.
PauPs church, Tacoma, Wednesday evening.
Rev. NJ. L. Rugg. of Victoria B. c., preached
yesterday at the North Seattle Baptist church
The Epworth LeaEue OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church, meets this evening in the
church psrlors.
meeting of the Congregational ministers of
the city viii be held today st the home Of Rev.
Wallace Nutting
The Taylor Congregational church is making
improvements in its singing with view to
pspuiarizing the sunday evening services.
The Women's Christian Temperance Union of
this city will give big free dinner TO the home
less men and women Of the city al the Armory
on Thursday noon.
The members of the Christian church of Bal
lard are looking for suitable site, upon which
they contemplate building a handsome church
in the near future
The members of the Episcopal church at Bal
lard have covered their church building on Hol-
brook street, and hope to be able to occupy il by
the first OF the new year.
The junior Epworth League of the First
Methodist Episcopal church will receive dona-
tons on Thanksgiving morning at the church
TO be distributed among the poor.
The Congregational churches of this city will
hold union Thanksgiving service at Plymouth
church, Third and University streets. Rev. w.
". Ferrier will deliver the sermon.
The different churches of the Methodist
Protestant denomination will hold Thanksgiv-
ing services at II o'clock Thursday in the First
Methodist Protestant church, Third and Pine
streets.
The Methodist Episcopal churches OF the city
will hold union Thanksgiving service at the
First Methodist Episcopal church on Thursday
morning at IL O'Clock. DR.. Gilbert will deliver
the sermon.
Rev. Mr.. Jensen, pastor of the Danish Ldth-
eran church. held services yesterday in the
Swedish Lutheran church. The congregation
has been worshipping at han on Eighth street
until yesterday.
The revival services which have been held
every evening during the past week in the Bat
terry street NJ. L. church will be continued two
weeks more. Rev. Mr. Connolly, of Portland,
will arrive in a few days TO assist Rev. Mr.. In
wood.
The Sunday school classes of Mrs. E. C. Kenis-
ton and Mr. J. G. Hopkins, of the Taylor Con-
gregational church, gave an interesting enter
tainment on Friday night last Yesterday the
proceeds were presented TO Rev. George H. Lee,
the pastor, a token OF love and affeetion with
a short address by Mr.. A. 9. BurwelL
The annual meeting of the Church Extension
Society of the Methodist Episcopal church will
be held in the First Methodist Episcopal church
tomorrow evening at 7:50 o'clock. Addresses
will be delivered by Rev. Drs. Ford and Gilbert
and several laymen in the interest of church
tension in Seattle. This will be followed by the
annual election of officers. full attendance
is earnestly desired of all interested in the work
OF the society
Mr.. James Hamilton Lewis speaks at the First
Methodist Episcopal church on Wednesday
evening upon the subject, "Great Men Who
Have Been Christians" The proceeds for
the benefit OF the Madison street Methodist
church. Other lectures will be given on sue
ceeding Wednesday nights as follows: Rev. G.
J. Burchett "The Way Mark With Which the
Nineteenth Century Should Close" Rev. ID. C.
Garrett, "The Passion Play of oberammergau."
Mr.. Charles T. Fishback, american Politics"
Rev. Walter Nutting, "Oliver Cromwell"