Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04

the most remarkable pastors in the country,
and let the story of the work of this church be
told. Then we usually have work among the
young. The subject Of the loss BY the church
Of its young people, who go out of Sunday
| schools and Christian homes without being
Christians and becoming attached to the
churches, is to be treated ably by
by the Rev. Edward Payson Ham,
mond, the great children's evangelist. Then
we have mission work, as shown by the evan
gelistic work of the Montreal W. Q. 7. u. the
evangelistic work Of the United Workers, Nor
wich. Conn; Mr.. Holcombes Central Gospel
Mission, the Baltimore Port Mission, the
church and the mission tent work, DC. We
have the teaching part and we get a bird s-eye
view. so to speak, OF the mission work of the
country and in the reports Of progress. Then
there are also special phases of Christian work,
like Mr.. Wooley's Rest Island National Mission
and Mr.. Reeds Christian Industrial and Tech
nical School. Springfield. Mass. In this way
We cover very many phases of CHRISTIAN work"
OTHER TOPICS.
Other important subjects to be treated be-
sides those outlined are as follows:
Humble Service" Tho Rev. J. NJ. Sitter,
Crozier Theological Seminary, Chester, Pa.
Story in picture-"The Other Half and How
They Live" j. A. Riis New York CITY.
separation Unto God" The Hon. R. More
ton, Hamilton. Canada.
The Last Calls The Principle and Blessing
OF Work Among the Fallen" W. II. Rowland.
illustrative Aids in Preaching ard Public
Christian Work. The Rev. Ii. L. Hutchins,
Kensington, Conn.
How to Deal in Personal and Inquiry Work
With Unbclievers, and Other Phases Of Per-
The Rev. Il. A. Torrey, Chicago, Ill.
1.-The Magic Lantern and Its Use." j. A. Riis;
George D. Mckay, New York
Moon Meetings and Daily Meetings for
Prayer" The Rev. L. L. Smith, Brooklyn; X.
A. Burnell. Aurora, III.
''1he Personal and Impersonal in Christian
Work Organization" John C. Collins.
Work Among Seamen on the Welland Ca
nal" The Rev. Thomas Bone.
The Greatest Stimulus in Christian Work"
W. H. Rowland.
Faith Without Works is Dead" convention
sermon. The Rev. Russell H. Conwell, Phila-
delpha.
Personal Work in Home Visitation Among
the Foreign Population" Miss NJ E. Reming-
ton, lady missionary, Welcome Hall Mission,
The Church in the Missions" report Market
Ironside.
Suggestions as to Lines Of Work" Henry
y brlen, Toronto. Canada. The Rev. Il. A.
Torrey, Chicago, Ill.
''Eauipment for Service" Mrs. J. X. Bar
ney. Providence, RI
Essentials for Successful Mission Work
Among Non-church Goers." George r. Clarke.
~, The Door of Opportunity" Bible reading.
Mrs. j. h. Barney.
-, Story Of the Divine Life in Single Page"
The Rev. j. N. Sitter Explanation Of a chart
Of the four gospels, giving condensed story Of
the life Of Christi.
Responsibilities and Perils of Mission Su-
perintendents." Miss c. E. Coffin, superin-
w &c prison. jail and aims house work. N.
Mission Work Among Lumber Men" r. T.
Gibson.
Christian Endeavor, Its Origin, Methods
and Aims" ]. W. Baer, general secretary
United Society of Christian Endeayor, Boston.
Mass.
'.Newsboys' and Childrens Aid Society" Peter
b. Sweeney, Washington, d. e.
Central Union Mission building
The Orthodox Church of Sardis" The Rev
Watson L. Phillips, DID,. pastor Church of the
Redeemer, New Haven, Conn.
The Rev. Russell H. Conwell. pastor of Grace
Baptist Church. Philadelphia. takes an i'm
portant part in the discussion, as does the Rev.
. Wilbur Chapman of Bethany Church. P..ila-
delphia, and there will be many addresses by
mission workers from all parts Of the country.