Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-09
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
BISHOP HAYGOOD AND A BOY
PREACHER.
Other Sermons and Events An.
nounced.

nounced.
What is religion? This is pertinent
question in these days of hypocrisy and
pretense. DIR. Wells. however, has a
habit OF discussing live questions, and
this morning he will endeavor to ans wer
the question at Plymouth Congregation
al church. His sermon is sure to be
interesting and should be heard.
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For the past three weeks, afternoon
and night, religious services have been
held in a cloth tabernacle on Central
avenue, Vernon. They have been well
attended. Rev. Mr.. Ebey has been
aided by a number of Free Methodist
ministers and lay workers from the city,
and they rejoice over the results attained.
A Free Methodist church will be organ
lied as result of the meeting. Services
will be held in the tent today at ii a. M.
and Z 80 p. m.
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Rev. Mr.. Bowman, advertised as the
boy preacher, has been attracting much
dtbtutiOA anu SpSdhibS w ldl sc duNi-
ences, during the past week, at the Tenn
perance temple, on Broadway. This
evening ne speaks upon the question of
This is theme that has been treated
by eminent teachers and thinkers in all
times, and the treatment to be accorded
by the boy preacher will be of interest.
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At St. Vincent's hall, Sixth and Hill
streets, new church is to be organized
tomorrow evening, of the Reformed
Presbyterian denomination. Today, at
the same place, at IL am. and 7 80
pm, tRev. DR.. Steele, commissioner
OF the Reformed Presbyterian church in
North America, will preach, preparatory
to the organization.
A. B. Clapp will speak to the young
men at the 4 O'Clock meeting this after
noon in the Y. M. G. A. building. Sub
iect, Success in Life. The interior of
the new Y. M. G. A. building is rapidly
nearing completion, and the auditorium
room is being seated and will soon be
ready for use-possibly by next Sunday.
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At Trinity Methodist church (southl
this morning Bishop Atticus G. Hay
good will preach. This popular preacher
has only to be announced to draw a
large congregation, and it is expected
that the church will be we'll filled.
Bishop Haygood is one of the shining
lights in the South Methodist church.
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The cathedral music for today at 10 a.
m. is Bollman's mass complete. At the
offertory there will be an Ave Maria
trio, with Miss O'Kane soprano, MRS.
Gardner alto and Mr.. Burr tenor. The
Catholic church celebrates the feast of
St. Egnimii today. Prof. A. G. Gard
ner presides at the organ, as usual.
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The First Christian mission have ar
ranged to purchase, and have fitted up
for meeting house, No. 121 West Four
teenth street, and have organized as an
independent church under the title of
the Central Christian church. The
church officers will be duly ordained
after the morning service today.
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Among the musical features OF today g
services at the First Congregational
church will be the rendering by Miss
Kimball of recitation and aria from
the oratorio Eli. The singing by the
fine choir of this church is an especial
feature of the services.
DIR. Cochran, of the University of
Southern California, will preach at As
bury Methodist church today. The
regular pastor, DR.. p. F. Bresee, is ex-
pected to return from the east next Sat-
urday, and will preach the following
day.
An Indian missionary will talk to the
East Los Angeles Congregational Sun
day school Sunday morning. The little
folks will be greatly interested. Rev.
DIR. jenkins will preach morning and
evening.
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At the First Presbyterian church Rev.
DIR. S. H. Weller will preach in the
morning and Rev, J. M. Patterson, a
popular minister of Tacoma, WASH, in
the evening.
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Rev. f. E. Mason, C. S. D., of Brook
lyn, N. Y, will lecture on Christian
Science in Illinois hall, corner OF Broad
way and Sixth streets, this evening at
7 80.
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DR.. Pendleton will be up from Re-
dondo to preach this morning in the
East Side Baptist church. There will
be no evening service.
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At the Second Congregational church,
Prof. Saunders, of Occidental university,
will preach both morning and evening,
today.
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