The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30
IN THE RICHMOND PULPI7S.
The Religious Exercises Which Were Held
on Sunday.
NEWS FROM THE VARIOUS CHURCHES
Meetings Conducted Mt the Young 'en
Christian Association-"orN VI '"'
Clergy OF the Denominations

- "a much TO do with the hne
'liu' - .lo neonle and the closing of
f.u If the churches on account OF "o'sN'
pastors. co,
por r 4 Cole. of the Third Christian
hi corner OF Twenty-sixih and alarshalii
Ill take n vacation OF several mohtns az 90"
"reach his farewell sermon hSNt 2uNv 10
.s assisted Rev. Mr.. Williams Dap'iss' ne y
sons' ron works Wednesday at walcl my
49,, we're present also q meeting fIiuhy ae
sbo Cbesspeake and Ohio shops Mr.. Coie
sleo ureacbed SUNDAY evening ~ utlOn
sunday school meeting, three Hile' ''0'"
Kicbu1nd down the ryer. - ~, ..-oo,
church preached sunday mOrMngat oeNons:n-
street church Tor Rev. Jabel Han VINO - 'iS-
itine At Cleveland. OHIO, his former nome.
Rev Robert A. Cutler, Il recent gIsduato "a
Bethany College, ". a. son o. M ior -
Cutler. filed MS fathers upla1 lno 'IAi ''''-'
street church Sunday morning. 1t. IS
Eav / Il. McWayne, a recent graduate VI
Betbanv College. filled the pulpit al lne MAJ
shall street Christian church Sunoay niEN' 10
Rev l. J. Spencer pastor Oh Co"'', sd
ma Christian church. Manchester pIs"cH .i,
toa LARGE audience Sunday mght' anu a. en9
80 - the services eight persons receive"
The RIGHT land of fellowship. The mem
shin of TINS church has treDied ii SlA HloN'n0
The Presb3terians'
Rev. Robert p Kerr spent SUNDAY AT ramp
ton whore he installed heV. W; I. "s ss'
L. ,orn.etor 4 the Presbyterian chulch iheIe'
tGs mint was occupied sunday morning
NV Rev n 4. Upper. -. d., secretary VI the
Baptist Mission Board. e -
Hev y p bell. assistant secretary or mo
Pantis+ Mission Board. preached Ut trace
erect Presbyterian church SUNDAY morning
In the absence Of DR.. f. air, the pastor
Rev Moses H. Hooe. D. D., preached 10 2
larga audience morning and evening, ana an
Tounc,d The closing OF Dis church ioT July
and August ON account OF repairs.
Me services IA N estmluster church SUNDAY
80 ~ s,efiql interest on several accounts.
Igrs+ Mr.. Lutte delivered MS lasJ stIHoA
e., tbc season before leaving for biz summer
holiday Then there were FIVE new memDeis
added 10 the church Oh probes 'o1 o.. i"itu-
There were also soven bapuone IN ne cnuIcu;
Lesil.s five others reported rs baptized
,,,i+bir tie week. Tie evidences OF interest
o,,6 growth have not been SO many Ia " esq
minister Heretofore. During Nj. little az
nee ~. g. Is. Walthal. student OF ki cn-
1n01.d College. win conduct the services IeSu-
larry. ,,....,.t.
Sunday was Chlarsus Day ct Nenable-
street taptst church. The church was
bapdsomeIy decorated. a large crowd was
iD attendance. and the programme az singh =
aud recitation. was highly INTERESTING.
literal collection was ta"en up lol JAo 'uA-
dav-school and III le Board r
Ser Is G.. Cloptou. pastor Of the Clay-
strest mission. recsly "a four persons into ,ne
church by letter sunday. 7,. VI,
At4ne second Bepts, church Rev W. W.
Landrl,n. past0r, tour persons were tahvn
into membership, one ~ letter ana three iof
To.onel J. !. Hickman delivered temper
euce lecture at the Baptist church in fWton
Sunday evening.
Rev Alfred &. Jones. Of Loudoun, nlis-
sionsrv 10 nhantung, China, spoke on foreign
missions at the First Baptist church SUNDAY
morning and at the Second BaPtSt 10 the
evfninr Both addressts were tull OF inter-
ting Information and gave great satisfaction
50 tho audiences L.,
Rev. j. NJ. Felcher Of Petersburg, heid
services at Taylorsvlle Sunday.
IeIgh-Street Baptist.
There was a meeting of few Of the lead
ING members OF the Leighstreet BAPTIST
church last evening held at the church,
The object OF the meeting was tie discus
sion of matters apperainlng to the extension
of the labOrs of the church IN It's various de-
partments. especially ~ me MISSION "or a
those present were: 5. Z. Noodhn, >. j..
Allen. VI. G.. Wcstwood. A. II. Gill, Rev. l..
y Bell T. r. Butler j. /. Ealew, Professor
q Morrisett, William II. Williams. A. j..
Johnson i. c. Garrison and Ii. u. DlcAerson.
Or. Frost.
DIR T. NJ. Frost. who has recently accepted
the position of corresponding secretary OF
the Sunday school Board OF the Baptist Con
yention. preached his farewell sermon at
Ieigh-street Baptist church SUNDAY night.
A large congregation assembled 70 near the
pastors parting words. Dr. mt had no
service al the Nenable-street Baptst, ana ne
and many of his congregation were present to
hear Dr. Frost
The retiring pastor did not preach IN the
tachDical sense q farewell sermon. Before
beginning his address he remarked that 1t was
not his custom and that he would not do SO.
DR. Frost spoke OF how God directed men
70 their fields of labor how the Providence
of God sometimes hedged q man IN. lie said
that that had been his own eNpenence-that
lac had passed through a severe mental strug-
gle. more severe than his hearers could well
imagine. before he finally reached the cOncll-
sion that il was his duty ia accept this work
in Nashville He said that he had no msglv-
ings as TO his duty while no bad great pam III
bidding farewell TO the pastOrate. The Doct )r
then explained 10 his hearers the nature OF tho
work upon which he immediately enters ana
closed with a few ahecuOnate parting words.
At the conclusion OF the service great
crowd throneed the platform to bid the pas
tor goodbye. DIR. FROST leaves his family
here temporarily He himself left yesterday
morning at II o'clock for Nashville. Tenn,
to begin his labors in his new field. 1t is ex-
pected that the Doctor will return to this city
Ia the course of week OF 50.
The Methodist.
Rev George II. Ray, Jr.. preached both
morning and evening at Broad-stroet church,
in the absence of Dr. Tudor, the pastor DR..
Tudor is at Columbia, :. C., aud will return
in time to hold his regular Wednesday even
Ing service.
Rev. Leroy J. Phaup. Of Howards Grove.
and r.. II. Bennett, of Washington-street
church. exchanged pulpits Sunday.
Rev. 2. A. Peterson, ID. D., and Rev. W. f.
Judkins ID. D.. exchanged pulpits Sunday
morning. Dr. Peterson lectured on Popular
Hymns"
Rev. George II. Ray preached at II A. NJ.
and p NJ. TO large audiences at Union
Station church. The theme of the mornin :
discourse was Mans Immortality"
At8P NJ. Mr.. Ray preached the opening
sermon at the Fast-fnd tabernacle, and many
requests for prayer were made. At night tho
meeting was held under the auspices of the
Epworth League, Adam Diacont, chairman.
II was largely attended, and there were three
professions of religion.
Mr.. Ray received four in the fellowship Of
the church Sunday.
The Episcopal Clergy.
The Rev DR.. Lewis ". Burton, rector Of
St Johns Episcopal church. on last Friday
preached the ordination services at the semi
nary a. Alexandria. On next Thursday DR..
Burton and f9mny will leave for Cleveland,
OHIO. 10 be present at the celebration Of the
golden wedding of his father, the Rev. Lewis