The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-11
IN GODS TEMPLES.
Where Praise, Prayer and Ex-
hortatiOn Are Heard.
INTEREST IN WEEK OF PRAYER
Revival Services to BE Held This Week
announcements of Services
In the Churches.

The week of prayer just closed has been gen.
orally observed by Evangelical churches, both
In North Seattle and by the uptown eongrega-
tons The meetings have been attended by
great interest that has increased daily, and as
result series of revival services are to be in
auguTated
BY agreement of the pastors. the several con-
gregations in North seattle will hold series OF
union evangeIistic services in the second Pres
byterian church, corner OF Harrison and Oak
streets, on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings of this week, at 7:30 o'clock. the first
to be conducted by Rev. Thomas Baldwin, and
the Others by Rev S. Alonzo Bright, Rev. O. V.
w. Chandler and Rev. George II. Lee
Taylor church joins with the North Seattle
Baptist, re.byteran, Methodist Protestant and
Trinity NJ. F. churches in the special evangelis-
tic meetings
The quarterly conference of the First Method
ist Protestant church was held yesterday. The
report of the work was excellent but only par
tally told the wonderful increase in strength OF
the church under the labors OF Rev. Clark Davis.
Last night the parsonage of Trinity Methodist
Episcopal church, on Victory street, was giyeu
house warming. The congregation filed the
coy cottage and gave Rev. and Mrs. 5. A.
Bright many hearty wishes Tor happiness in the
new home, the doors Of which are always open
to those who take an interest in church work.
Tonight at the Second Methodist Protestant
church Rev. O. V. w. Chandler will extend the
right hand Of fellowship to those who wish to
become charter members of the church by letter.
Rev. Benjamin Parsons, pastor of the Presby-
terian church, corner of Harrison and Oak
streets, purposes to have meeting OF the girls
and boys OF his congregation on the first Satur-
day of every month, at o clock p. m. The first
was held yesterday, and singing, instruction,
devotional exercises missionary organization.
etc, were the leading features All children
and youth who may wish to attend will be cor
daily welcomed to these meetings
The music committee of the second Presby-
terian church has secured the services of Mrs.
William +. Miller, assistant professor OF vocal
music in the Conservatory OF Art, 10 conduct
the music Of the congregation her services
beginning next sabbath
The Edgewater Congregational church OBJ
served the week of prayer in part. Services
were held Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
nights. conducted by the pastor, Rev. NJ. p.
Jones
The Seattle Ministerial Association meets to-
morrow at IL a. m, in the First Presbyterian
church.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF SERVICES.
To each and all of the religious services
nounced below for today and other days OF the
week, a cordial and earnest invitation is ex-
tended to the public To those sojourniug in the
city, stopping at hotels, lodging houses, etc. an
especial invitation is extended. Seats are free
at all these services and all are welcome. Fol-
lowing are the announcements.
First Baptist church, Fourth street, between
James and Cherry Preaching every Sabbath mt
ii a. m. and 80 p. IN. Rev. G.. j. Burchett, pas
tor Subject, morning. 'All Prophecies Meet at
the Cross; evening, 1.-THE Value of a Dying les
timony." sabbath school meets after morning
sermon; y. p. :. C. f., $50 p. M. prayer-meet-
ing Thursday evening, 7:S0 D. m. The pastor
may usually be found in the study, i'm rear of
church, every day in the week from D. m.
to p. M; residence, ll06 Eighth street.
First Methodist Episcopal church Corner
Third and Marion streets. Levi Gilbert, ID. d.,
pastor Class meeting at 10 a. m. Sunday-school
Subject: "on Whom should We Trust?''
Public worship at II a. m. and 7:3o p. m. Preach
Hebrew, Greek and Christian Ideal. Evening
subject "Ihe Peril of Inditierentsm."
Young Mems Christian Association, 1,417
Front street: Song and gospel service every
afternoon, at O'Clock. ReadiDg-room open
every day from a. IN. to 10 p. m. and on Sun.
day from TO II a. m. and 2 to p. M. All young
men cordially invited, especially strangers
in the city, who desire pleasant place TO spend
their evenings
st. Marks ehurch-Fifth and Olive streets.
Holy Communion, 10 a. m. Service with sermon
l. 80 p. m. sunday school, p. m. Peoples
service (printed on leanets), 7:30 p. m. Com
mencing tonight u special course of sermons on
"knotty Points in the Old Testament" First
topic, scientific Difficulties" Rev. d. c. Gar
rett, rector.
Second Presbyterian church-Corner Harrison
and Oak streets-Rev. Benjamin Parsons, pastor.
Residence, 4l0 Bell street. Preaching and in
stallation of an elder at ii "A. m Preaching,
preceded by a song service, at 730 D. IN. Y. =
{. l.: at $50 p M sabbath-school at noon; X.
Nevins, superintendent. Mrs William +. Miller,
director OF the music. Dewitt c. Lockwood,
organist.
Second Methodist Protestant church-North
Seattle, Rev: Q. V. ". Chandler, pastor. Preach
ing at IL o'clock, followed by Sunday-school
Revival services in the evening. Those who
were not present last sabbath or any tho may
desire TO be enrolled as chatter members by let
ter or on profession Will have opportunity either
morning or evening.
Plymouth Congregational church-Corner
Third and University streets. Rev. George A.
Tewksbury, pastor. Services at II a m ana 80
?. NJ. Bible school at 1880 p. N. Young peo-
pies prayer meeting at Oils p, m. Morning sub
Jet: "Eliiah's Tableau of Prayer on Mount
Carmel. Evening, with praise service, ''Moral
Surnames in Life"
First Methodist Protestant church. corner
Third and Pine streetS-kev. Clark Davis, pas.
tor. Divine services at Il a. m. and 80 D. m
sunday school at l2:lo p IN. y 7. 5 c. L. at
6:N p. IN. Thursday evening prayer and song
service. beginning at $50. Communion and re,
eeptlon OF church members at close of morning
service.
Market street Baptist church-Corner Market
aud Main streets: !. W. Read pastor. Services
at l0:4o n. IN. and 5:30 p. m. Morning subject:
.BaIrenness.' Evening subject; "A Necessity
| Ior The Greatest Thing IN the World" sunday
school at close Of morning service. Young peo-
pies meeting at eco p m.
TAYLOR Congregational church-Coruer Rfreb
ANA Thomas streets, North Seattle Preaching
at II Al. NJ. ana l:o0 p m. by the pastor, Rev
George II. Ice. sunday school at 1880. y p
:. {. Z. prayer meeting at 6:30 p. m PRAYER
meeting on Thursday at 80 P. N. Parsonage ad-
joins the church.
Battery street ". Z. church-Corncr Battery an,
IhId, Alfred Inwood, pastor. Preaching, II
q. NJ. ana 9.;9 7. N. Sunday-school g:sOn n,
Young peoples meeting, 6..D D. m The evan
geiistic service w,ll BE- continued through the
coming week. services every night excrpt
Saturday night.
Edgcwater Congregational church-N p
Jones pastor. Services ~ II Il. m. and 7:3p u m
sunday school at close OF morning SERVED. Mr.
\. }. Goddard, superintendent Young neor,ie's
meeting ~ hour before evening service
Weekly PRAYER ana conference meeting Thurs.
day evening.
tnitorian church-Seventh street. between
Union ana Pike. Rev. Eodcrick Stehbips. r9s
tor. service With sermon in the morning .t II
by the pastor. sunday school nj 10 n, ni Frea
re1ding-rocm III church parlor oucp ever,
weekday evening and sunday afternoon
Trinity Lutheran tEnglsh - Meets in Pike
stItet nall s2u;hWest corner Filth and Pike
streets, Rev. +. f. Kccyer. pastor: residence
corner Nilircd and King streets Prenrhinf,
tHle evening az 30 o'clock No morning ScTyifr
Sunday school and Bible class NJ T. m
North seattle Baptist church-Corner Third
ana Cedar streets. Rev. Thomas Baldwin. n,'s.
ter, services * II a IL. subject, tod Faifh.
i1inesS. " 80 subject, "Did God Harden
Lh' raoA Heart snpday-school at i2.lS
Young people meeting at 30 p. m
First Christian. church-Senecs street hatr,s,-
Third and Fourth Preaching hy the MIST :
= NcIal!Um. ~ IL 4. m. ana : 80 D. m ~uu,isy
school az ~ O. m Young peoples meeting -
90 , n Prayer meeting Thursday evening al
TAYLOR Congregational church. corner Rircb
and Thomas, North SeatJle-Pastor. george n
ice. services AZ II 4. N. and 80 ?. N. san