The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-15
IN GODS TEMPLES.
Where Religious Services Are
Held Today.
SUBJECTS OF THE FACTORS.
Announcements Of Prayer, Glass. Social,
and Other Church Meeting.
FOR the Week.

lie following announcements are OF religious
services at churches where seats are free and all
are welcome. Special invitations are extended
70 strangers sojourning in the city:
Trinity church. Methodist Episcopai-Coruer
nerCer and Kentucky streets Rev. S. Aionzo
brignt, pastor. Class meeting, 10 a m: Sabbath
scnooi. Esd p. M; young peoples meeting, 6 50
2. M preaching at Ii am. and 7 80 pm. Morn
ing subject, The Touch Of Power Upon Mod
ern frobiems." Evening subject. "a Place for
Every Man, and Every Man in His Place.
experimenting every Thursday evening at 7 80
o'clock. Trinity church extends a cordial well
come 10 all, whatever their condition, 10 come
into their midst, assuring. them OF q church
nome The pastor especially desires the &C.
Guaintance OF strangers in the city.
First Methodist Episcopal church - Corner
residence, SIG Pine street Glass meeting 10 a.
m. snnday-sehool $3.50 p. m Young people
meeting P. m; subject, '.Soul- Winners Pub
2. m: Morning subject: .The New Birth"
Evening subject: "Despising the Riches OF God
Goodness. Forbcarance and Long Suffering
cherrington, D. D., president of Puget sound
university. DIR. Cherrington is a preacher OF
great instructiveness and eloQuence, and his
themes promise great interest.
Church Music - Trinity church, Methodist
Episcopal, has just completed the organization
OF double Quartette, aud now has one of the
most satisfactory musical combinations in the
will be one OF the attractions OF Trinity church.
This organization. not yet six months old, Is
rapidly forging to the front, and Is even now,
churches Of Seattle. She is peculiarly ior.unate
In having field all her own, and embracing the
very best territory in the city. Go to Trinity if
yon live near and meet an open-handcd. warm
hearted welcome
Plymouth Congregational church-Corner
Third and University streets. Rev. George A.
Tewksbury, pastor: residence, 323 Marion street.
Services at II q. m. and $50 p. m, conducted
by pastor. Subject in the morning, 1.-THE Fount-
ain Opened. Evening, 'sSin Its Own Detect
i've" Bible school at 1870 p. NJ; young peo-
pies prayer meeting at 6:5 P. m. Praise sery-
ice, led by chorus choir in charge Of Professor
Crandall, before evening sermon. All welcome
to all services.
Calvary Presbyterian church, Market and King
strects-Rey. II NJ. Boyd, pastor; residence,
and 40 .. m. Subject of morning sermon.
Looking Unto jesus" in the evening the pas
tor exchanges with Rev. Elliot w. Brown.
OF the First Presbyterian church, Sabbath
school 12:20 p m: subject. "Gehazi Punished =
Prayer-meeting,. Thursday, 7:S0 p. M subject,
"Loyc One Another"
First Methodist Protestant church, corner
7:sD p. m. conducted by the pastor, Clark
Davis. Subject Of morning discourse, THE
Wisdom OF Little Things Proverbs xxx:N-2s;
evening, Christian Science /. Timothy, vi:20:
Sunday school, 1918 p. m.: Willis Carr superir-
tendent; Y.Ps. c. +. at $50 D. m Thursday
evening yer-meeting at 1880. Seats free and
all are cordially invited.
First Baptist church. Fourth street, between
James and Cherry-Prcachiug at IL a. m. and
7:aD p. m. Rev. q. J. Burchett. pastor Subject,
morning. pastor exchanges with Rev. Eliot w.
seventh discourse on Bunyan's Pilgrim. Sab
bathschcol after morning sermon: y. !: {. c. H.
meets at Gao PM; prayermeefing Thursday
tor rpaideuce 1n6 Eighth street
Market Street Baptist church-Corner Market
and Main streets. j. W. Read, pastor. Services
1T 10 As a. M and 7:30 p. IN. Rev. ID. D. Proper,
m IN
Bad Boys Career-His Resolution" sunday
school at the close OF morning service. Young
peoples meeting at 80 p. m.
Free Methodist church. corner Tenth and Pine
streets-services: Preaching. II a. IN. and 7:3O
p. M: class meeting, IL a.: m. and $50 p M ;
Sabbath-school,9 :B A. m.: wednesday prayer.
mee M Rev s E McRsynold dss' PASTOR Resi-
dence a12 Pine street. Seattle, Wash.
Unitarian church-vSevenrh street, near Pike.
Services every Sunday morning at IL o'clock:
sunday school at 12:l5; religious study class at
Elsa All seats free and strangers are cordially
welcomed. Rev. Eliza Taper Wilkes, OF Sioux
Falls, s. D.. viii occupy the pulpit today. Sub
ject, Jesus of Nazareth"
Holy Trinity N.utheran)-Meets in hall south
west corner Fifth and Pike streets, Rev. +. +.
Kccyer, pastor; residence Wilfred street, corner
King Preaching this evening at 7:5o O'Clock.
No morning service. Sunday.schooi ana BLDG
class mt 2:30 p. IN. All cordially invited.
Trinity parish, Dean Watson, rector-Cherry
street, near Seventh. Fifth Sunday in Lent
Divine service, with sermon, at ii a. m. and 7:45
p M; Sunday school at lea. M. daily prayers
during the week at $50 p m, with confirmation
lecture on Wednesday.
First Christian church, on Seneca street, be
tween Third and Fourth streets. Preaching by
the pastor. Rev. j. s. McCailunl, at ii a. IN. and
Et,r.A uy- Ft..frf az n o.
peoples meeting at $50 p. M; preaching at
Latona at r. IN.
North Seattle Baptist church--Corner OF Third
and Cedar streets. Rev. I. Baldwin, pastor
Service at ii A. M. by the pastor; Sabbaihschool
at 12:l5 .. M; service in the evening at 7:So;
sermon by Rev. D. D. Proper, superintendent OF
missions.
St. Marks church-Fifth and Olive streets
Holy Communion 10. Service with sermon. III
a. m; Sunday-school a: B p. m; evening. prayer
and sermon, services printed on leaflets, 7:O
Rev. d G. Garrett, rector.
Rev. W. z. Copeland. of Tacoma, will lecture
in Red Mems hail, corner Front and Marion
streets, Wednesday evening at 7:D. Subject
"Americas Debt to Thomas Paine" All arc in
yited.
Grace Lutheran Sunday -school-Rev f.. r.
Eeever pastor. Meets in Rainier hall. corner
Jackson and Alton streets, at 20 p. m. You are
welcome.
MISCELLANEOUS.
spiritualism-Serv Sunday at go p. m. in
Masonic hall, northwest corner University
grounds. near Armory hall building, Mrs. Nell
spaulding officiating. All are welcome. In
same place ON Monday and Tuesday nights,
Moses and Matte Hull, OF Chicago, will lecture.
All are cordially invited.
DIR. Fred o. Houbert will lecture at Red Mems
hail. corner Marion and Front streets, this even
ing, lecture to commence at 1850. subject,
s.Spiritualism From the Egyptian and Hindoo
Standpoint All are invited.
Theosophical Society-Meeting as usual at the
residence of Mr. Frank /. Blodgett, corner OF
Rochester and Yesler avenues, at 80 p. N. Sun
day. The public is invited.