Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-19
Church Notes of Interest.

The pope has been petitioned to reinstate
! Dr. McGlynn.
Sabbath observance is making great
| progress in Paris. A determined effort Is
made to close all places of business on Sun
day.
The international convention of the
Young Mems Christian Association is to be
held in Kansas City, Mo, the second week
in May.
St. Johns church, German Evangelical,
Calhoun street, between Ninth and EleV-
enth streets. Rev. Carl F. BauInan, pastor.
Services at 10 80 a. III. Sunday-school at 2
p. N.
The work on the Woman's Temperance
| temple, Chicago, has reached the second
story The contract calls for its completion
by May, 1892, when it will be the perma-
| nent headquarters of the Worlds Woman's
Christian Temperance Union.
President-elect Harper of the Chicago
| university told the New York Baptist So
cial Union last week the plans of the insti-
tuition. He expects that it will open IN
| October, 1892, with an endowment of &c.
| 000,0 600.
The next general conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal church is to come to the
West. There has been some little rivalry
between several Western cities as to which
should have the meeting. Omaha has
raised the 80 900 necessary, and SO will
get the conference.
Scandinavian Methodist Epicopal church,
West Broadway. Rev. John OVAL,
pastor. Sunday school at 3 O'Clock p. m.
Preaching at and s p m. Young people
! meeting every Wednesday, S p. IN. Prayer
| meeting every Friday, 5 p. II. All are
cordially invited.
Broadway Baptist church - Sunday
| school, $50 a. IN. o. s. baltimore, super
intendent. Preaching at II d. IN. and p
N. Y. c. G. Society, 3 p. m, L. L. Lusk,
president. Baptising at the evening" Serv-
ice. A E. Baten, pastor.
United Brethren church: Jones street,
between First and Second; @. W. Tuttle.
pastor. Services on Sabbath IL d. N, and
| at 7:45 p. IN. Sunday school at p. m.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at
$ O'Clock.
First Methodist church, corner Fourth
| and Jones streets. Preaching by the pastor,
| Rev. w. F. Lloyd, at II a. NJ. and : As p. N.
| Every member is urged to be present to-
| day. Strangers and visitors cordially vel
| coined. Free pews and attentive ushers.
Rabbi Solomon SCHNEIDER of Boston has
| taken strong ground against the proposition
| to cOlOnize Palestine with Hebrews. He
| says that country cannot support more
| than 3,0O0,0O0 people, and the Russian eXileS
| L4Uut, numbering OUUO.OOO, "OuAu ldISClS
| oVerpopulate it.
In the last issue the Advocate contains
| Z list of the contributions TO religious
| causes as made by prominent Americans.
| Some of those making large contributions
were the following: Leland Stanford, $50
| 600, GOO; Johns Hopkins, So l4S, 600; Asa
| Packer, $1,000 0OO Cornelius Vanderbilt,
| 81 ,0O0, 900: William Vanderbilt, 100000
| Stephen Girard, S. 900, 600 John c. Green. 81,
ar L., l,y,l,
| 81 600, 900; AmaSa Stone, $500, 900; Ben amin
| BusSey, $500, 600; Whitner PheniX, S640, 00G;
| Mathew Vassar, SSO000O; j. B. Colgate,
$500. 600: George !. Seney, $3.50, 900; Grocer
! family, $500, 900; Jonas S. Clark, 81 900 600.
| Cumberland Presbyterian church, corner
| Fifth and Taylor streets, +. NJ Tinnon,
| pastor. Suuday-school $50 a. m, w. T
| Fakes, superintendent. Services at II
a. m and at 5 p. II. by the pastor Seats
| free, comfortable church, and everyone
made welcome. Song services at Gas p.
| IN. conducted by Christian Endeavor So
! ciety. Young people and strangers in the
city specially invited.
DR.. Calnon will preach as usual at the
| Tabernacle to-day, in the morning at II d.
m, and in the evening conduct a revival
| service. Sunday-school. Y. p. S. C. E.
meeting at the usual hours AL are cordi-
ally invited 10 attend.
| Rev H ]. Gaylord. general agent for
| ''Home Worship and Use of the Bible in
| the Home, " is introducing his work here
| II is an arrangement for making the daily
use of the Bible more interesting and
helpful, and is the joint production of
| the most eminent divines of this age,
such as Rev. Charles Spurgeon, Dr. John
Hall, DR.. William NJ. Taylor, DR.. George
d. Boardman. DR.. Gaylord came among
us highly Endorsed by prominet divines and
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