The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-30
IN GODS TEMPLE.
Whore Religious Services Will BE Held
Today


call has been issued for 8 mass meeting THIS
afternoon, at 20 o'clock, in the Armory, Oh asi
the Christian element Of the city, 10 discuss tne
perplexing question OF How 70 heach TIE
Masses" Major George A. Hilton, oil Washing
ton City, who has had large experience IN NoiA
| OF this character, will address ine meeting.
Judge Roger 8 Greene. Eben = osnoFns
and orher. have heeoue interested IN the sub
ject. and Mr. Henry A. lettering 10 an active
worker in the movement 1t is proposed 10 es-
tabIjsf1 a mission center In Seattle, which shall
be wholly uon-sectarian, and VIII Drtng anto the
army OF Christians sueh men as 90 not ATTEND
any religious services ct all he gospel wagon
OF Washington City last year reached nos less
than 800 900 hearers and IN other cites equally
successful results have been had II is the pur-
pose of the projectors Of this movement 10 enlist
the sympathy and support OF all who are de-
sirous OF promoting the moral aud material vel
fare of this community. and The different
churches viii also be invited to assist The
meeting this afternoon will determine what
shall be done.
The following are the church services TO be
held today in the various churches of the city.
Strangers and visitors are welcome In each
church, and are made 70 feel ct home:
First Bartsst ehureh-Fonrth street. between
James and Cherry. Rev. J. g. Barehett, pastor
Preaching III g. n. ana 7.59 p Il. subject morn
ing: "Tne Front OF the Uuiyerse Unchanged
This is 70 be reply to recent utieranees IN cnr
city. Evening: The Christians Heaven
sabbsth-sehool Immediately after morning serF'
ice. Young Peoples Union go p. PRAYER
meeting Thursday at % D. H. Pastors resi-
dence I.l06 Eighth street
Trinity Church Methodist Episcopal)-Corner
Mercer and Republican street Rev. = AIcnzo
Bright. ID. D., pastor. Class meeting ri 10 a. NJ;
sa5bath-school at l2-sO D. IN. Ats p. n. the Ep-
worth League and choir viii give praise sesv-
ice. Preaching at II Z M By the Rev L. L fll-
ner. Prayer-meeting Thursdays at p. H. A
cordial welcome for all
First Methodist Episcopal ehurch-Corner
Third and Marion streets. Rev. Levi 5lIDert
worship 81 II u. and 10 p IA. PTeacning
BY Mr.. John schively, OF Anacortes. sunday
school at l2.9o = H Prayer meeting ior Young
people 81 30 p. N General prayer meeting On
Thursday evening 81 A.
seeond Methodist Protestant church-North
Seattle. corner Republican and Warren streets,
Rev. o. V. W. Chandler. pastor: Preaching Sab
bath morning a. II O'Clock and at p. m sun
day-schoo. immediately after the morning ser
vice. d 3. Ward, superintendent. A cordial
invitation extended 20 strangers.
Young Mems Christian Association-1,4i7
Front street, between Union and Pike. Song
and gospel services at 4 p. IN. Subject:
'Siumbl!Dg- q. Carter, general secretary,
leader. All young men, and especially strang-
ers IN the city, cordially invited.
Holy Trinity English Lutheran)--Meets in
bali southwest corner OF Fifth ana Pike streets
Rev. Z. r. Keeyer, pastor; residence, 1876 Viii
fred street Preaching at o'clock p. m. NO
morning service Sunday school and Bible
Class at I'D p. IN.
Market street Baptist church-Corner Market
and Main streets: l. w. Read, pastor. Services
al II a N. and ?. IN. In the absence OF the
pastor in attendance at the convention at tn
coma Rev. f. VI. Bliss, OF whatcom, will preach
al both services.
Second Presbyterian church-Coruer of Harri-
son and Oak streets Preaching at II "a. m. and
send. Morning subject "Joy and Peace in Be
lleving. Evening subject: 'The Glorious
Gospel
81. Marks church-Fifth and olive streets.
Holy Communion, $50 n N. Sunday school at
945 a. m Service and sermon, ii a. IN. Bap-
tis1nal service at p. m. Choral service, with
sermon, at y. In. David Claiborne Garrett,
rector.
Red Mems hall, corner Marion and Front streets,
al 80 =. m Addresses will be delivered on the
subject, THE spiritual Nature OF Man" Lyccum
meets at I'D u. m.
First German NJ z. church-Corner Thirteenth
aud stewart at ii a. Ia. and p. m. All Ger
mans cordially invited. Members OF the Turner
Bund especially welcomed. A. L. koeneAe,
minister.
Unitarian church-on seventh street near
Pie services lhis morning at ii O'Clock, TO
he addressed by the new pastor, Rev. William G..
Eliot, u. sundAy-schOol VIII begin next week.
Taylor Congregational chuTch-Birch and
Thomas streets, SOrtb Seattle. Rev. John r.
Damon Will oiiicIAte at morning ana evening
services, held at ii n. m. and At 20 p. IN.
Trinity Parish Church--Eighth aud James
streets. George Herbert Watson, rector. Holy
Communion at q. III. Usual services III IL a. m
and p. 10. sunday school at 10 a. m.
Services at the African Methodist Episcopal
church, 1320 Jones street-sunday services At
IL a. m and 80 D. m. sabbath school at 10 a.
IN. L. ;. Blakeney, pastor.
ST. Clements Episcopal church-Serviees
will be held in Guild hail, Market street, near
Jackson, at p IN. Conducted by -. q. Mac
kinnon.
Brooklyn Congregational church-Services at
IL q. m. Subject of sermon. ''The Final Judg-
ment" sunday-schOol at I2:lj. w. w. Ferrier,
pastor.
Plymouth Congregational church - Services
win be held at the Armory. Rev. Wallace Nut
ting, pastor Services at II a. m. and p. m.
Grace Lutheran Sunday school, Rev E. F.
| Keeyer, pastor, meets ia Rainier hall, corner
| Jackson aud Alton streets at 10 a. m.
| Theosophieal society-Meets at Smith block.
| room IL, at 80 p. m. sunday The public is
invited.