The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-08
IN GODS TEMPLES.
Where Religious Services Are
Held Today.
SUBJECTS OF THE PASTORS.
Announcements OF Prayer, Glass, Social
and Other Church Meetings
for the Week.

The following announcements are of religious
services at churches where seats are free and all
are welcome. Special invitations are extended
to strangers sojourning in the city:
First Baptist church, Fourth street, between
James and Cherry-Preaching every Sabbath
ehet It = pastor "a. subjects, morning, 'Ac-
quaintance With God" evening, Company
That Blesses and Company That Ruins" Sec
school meets. immediately after morning
seempo; IS 4. y G. ~, $50 p. M; prayer-meet-
tnE 1Aur99[ 4xc41ng, $50 p. m Seats are tree.
s 81 & - si5slaiiy Invited, and requested
he pastor: O. :s 1911; a 3 70, found ID
the week from p m. - n - VIZ pc
very glad to meet any mernb6f q - eN14pM 9
congregation for consultations EGg5t -
dence. JOG Eighth street. sss>e
The Second Methodist Protestant ehnrcb,
North Seattle-corner Republican and Warren
streets Rev. o. " w. Chandler, pastor. Preach
ing Sabbath morning at II O'CLOCK by the
IN the psyH az oy viii be held
every evening during the week, beginning at
7:SO. Rev. Mr.. Kirkpatrick, who has had large
special meetings All Christian people are in.
vited to lend helping hand. The unconverted
are cordially solicited to attend. sunday school
vice on sabbath d. B. Ward, superintendent.
Trinity church, Methodist EpIscopal-Corner
Mercer and Kentucky streets, Rev. 3. Alonzo
Bright, pastor. Class meeting. 10 q. m:
sa1 m and s" s:sS D. "a. The morning subject
1.-THE Imminent Revolution" Evening subject
weighed in the Balances and Found Want
ing" Prayer meeting Thursday evening 40 7:aD.
cordial invitation extended to any and all TO
attend these services. The pastor would be glad
il all strangers would introduce themselves and
leave their addresses with him.
Services at the First Methodist Episcopal
church Corner Third and Marion streets. Levi
Gilbert, D. D., pastor. Residence si6 Pine street
Love feast, 7;a6 a. m. Sacrament OF the Lords
supper IL RI. Sunday school at 12:0 D. m.
Young peoples meeting at s p. m. Public
worship, IL a. m; 7:30p. m. Preaching in the
morning by the Rev. ii, 7; Brown, OF Grace
church. In the evening, by the pastor subject:
.sThe Problem of Future Punishment. A
cordial welcome TO strangers.
first Methodist Protestant church, corner
Third and Pine streets-Divine services Sunday
tor, CLARK Davis. Reception of church mem
bers at close of morning service. Song service
in the evening; sunday-sehool. l2:lo p. M. /.
prayer service on Thursday evening. Seats free
aud every body welcome. Come and bring
your friends with You.
Battery street NJ E. ehurch--Corner Battery and
Third, Alfred Inwood, pastor: Hours OF ser
vice: Preaching, IL ~ m. and 7:So p. m Sun
day -school, 2:o0 r. m. Young peoples meet
ing, ESQ p. m. Prayer-meeting Thursday
Ali seats are free. subjects. morning: '.God's
promises and Gods Gifts." Evening: "The
Name Which 10 Above Every Name
Free Methodist church. corner Tenth and Pine
streefs-Preaching, ii a. m and 80 p m; class
meeting, II q. and 80 p. m: Sabbath school,
9.a5 a. n.; Wednesday prayer meeting, I'D p.
m: Friday holiness meeting, Z 80 p. m. All are
| invited to attend Rev. C. E. MeReynolds, pas
| tor Residence 9l2 Pine street.
81. Marks church-Fiffh and Olive streets
| Holy Communion, 10 q. m: service with ser
mon, II a m Bible classes, Y 30 m sunday i.c
| hymns on leafiet, $50 p. m sermon on "Why
Keep Lenty" Vested choir AZ both services
| Rev d. C. Garrett. rector.
| Market street Baptlst ehurch-Corner Market
| and Main streets l. W. Read, pastor. Services
/ at 1915 a. m and TO p. m. Morning subject.
.An Aggressive Christianity" In the evening