The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-10-02
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.


The Synod of Nashville, embrace
ing nearly all the Presbyterian
churches of Tennessee, will meet in
the First Presby Church of this
city on October the 18th. The open
ing sermon will be preached by Rev.
j. Albert Wallace.
Rev. +. b. Webb will hold the
usual services in the First Presbyte-
rian Church next Sunday. The even
ing service will commence at z
O'Clock, instead of 10 as heretofore.
Services in the Methodist church
next Sunday as usual. Preaching at
IL A. NJ. and p. NJ. Sunday-school
at 8 80 A. NJ. Prayer meeting Wed
nesday night at P. NJ.
Usual services III the court house
next sunday by the q. z. Church.
Preaching at ] A. NJ. Sunday-schoOl
at $3.50 A. NJ. Young Peoples Society
at 4 :l5 P. NJ. The Society will be led
by DIR. w. G. Sheppard next Sunday.
Communion will be celebrated at tue
and members of the church are weA-
come.
Mr.. II. L. Wheeler led the Young
Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavOr last Sunday afternoon. Many
Others took part in the discussion on
$50 wing"
There was no regular sermon al
the &. p. Church last sunday, on ac-
count Of sickness in DR.. Gold family
In place there was a meeting OF d
diversified character.
After the opening exercises there
was u recitation by Miss Mary Hall
Phillips, entitled Whichever Way
Next, DR.. Cold maue very urgent
appea! co the congregation to read
their church paper more, especially
more on Sunday, and leave the secu-
lar paper alone for other days.
Mr.. Padgett followed with a talk
on the work of the Sunday-schOoi and
made an appeal TO parents to come
and bring their children and by
their influence and example cause
tie little ones to grow up with a love
ana desire for the Sabbath-school,
whore their young and tender hearts
may receive the Impression that Will
MAKE them better ali their lives.
Judge e. e. Erwin gave few min
utes talk on frame OF the mind for the
Sabbath. He did not believe We
should have a different frame of mind
for Jhe Sabbath than from any other
day but whichever way the wind,
wn 5ther from the south or west, II
was for the best and we should al
ways put our faith i'll Christ and
serve and love him always.
| Mi al. Williamson followed next
subject, Religion in the Home
He said we had to start at home tt
build a religious foundation, anC
] mat the better the home influences
ana impressions, the better CHI istians
We would make. There is no oLheI
| Influence like the influence OF 1
christian home; train up the chill
drea there IN the paths in which they
should 20. He feared great many
parents were TO blame for their chill
dren not beng christians, for no
throwing the proper Influences aroun(
them at TIE home fireside. He also saiC
kee % good papers in the family for til,
chi idren, and get them Interested IL
good reading by taking part in
with them.
Ladies Union Prayer Meeting
meet as usual at the Presbyterian
session room Friday at O'Clock
Take ye away the stone, or COSTA
Giles in the way OF serving God" st
John 1I-39. Leader, Mrs. PeWett
There will be a song service II
The Methodist church at Culleok
next Sunday night.
Communion services in the Bap
list church next Sunday morning
-Prayer-meeUing at the Culleok
Methodist Church has been CHANGED
from Wednesday nights to the half
hour just before the Sunday night
services.
Regular services in the SecOn
Presby Church South Column
bia, every Sabbath, by the Pastor
DR.. j. G.. Mitchell.