Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-30
PASTOR AND PEOPLE.
i Growing Fraternal Spirit Between
the Denominations.
GROVE SERVICES PROVE ASUCCESS.
What Pittsburg and Allegheny Preachers
Are to Discuss.
GLELNINGS FROM CHURCH FIELDS

The union Sunday evening services which
have been held by East End churches at
Silver Lake Grove for month past have
proved great success. 1t is safe to say
that three times as many have been reached
by these grove services as would have been
reached if services had been held in the sep
crate churches Hundreds have been drawn
TO the grove who are seldom found in a
church building. The great pavilion where
through the week other than religious ex-
ercises are going on, has been packed each
Sunday evening, and many have been
forced to remain outside.
A pleasant feature OF these Sunday even
ing union services is that fraternal spirit
is developed between the different denomi-
nations. When Methodists, Presbyterians
and Baptists can come together for religious
worship, there certainly can be no insuper-
able barrier to their ultimate union. The
points of agreement are being more and
more emphasized by Protestant churches
A generation ago the points of divergence
were kept to the point The former times
were not better than these.
sunday Services in Plttsburg Churches.
LAKEWOOD CHRISTIAN, j. r. McWane,
pastor Morning. "a Statute for Israel"
THIRD Q. p, ]. T. McCrorv, pastor-lO:So A.
n Martyrs, Ancient and Modern"
GRACE REFORMED, Grant and Webster Rev.
John II. Prugh, pastor-lo:3O A. NJ, THE Lost
Sheep"
TRINITY NJ E., W. p Warner, pastor-lO45
A. N, Rev. Mr. Miles; 745 P. NJ, pastor, "The
Child a Teacher"
JraEP7-V Srpprr 10.on
A. NJ, and also evening at 7:45 by the pastor,
Rev. W. W. Roup.
OAKLAND U. p. CHAPEL, sermon at 745 P. NJ,
by William J. Reid, d. D., Two Solemn
Facts" No morning service.
FIFTH Q. P, Webster avenue, Rev. J. w.
Harsha, pastor-servioe at 1890 A. N. only.
Subject, Directions for Worship"
REoRGAEIzED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST of
J.. ID. S. Hall, 81 Fourth avenue. Preaching
at lO:45 A. NJ, by Elder NJ II. Bond.
FIRST UNITARIAN, Ross and Diamond
streets, Rev. Charles E. ST. John, pastor
Morning subject Living With God"
DENNY NJ E., Ligonier and Thirty fourth
streets, James Williams, pastor-l0:3o A. NJ,
"The Assassin;'' 745 P. NJ, praise service.
FOURTH AVENUE BAPTIST. corner OF Ross
street, H C. Applegarth, pastor-l0:3O A. NJ,
"Judge Not;" 745 P. NJ. Heavenly Treas
ures."
FIRST USrvERsAL1sT, Curry University
Hall, Sixth street-Rev. J. L. Andrew. pas
tor-Mornins service only. Subject-"van-
ities of Life"
THE Rev. ID. II. Geissinger, of Easton, Pa,
will conduct the services in the First Eng
lish Lutheran Church, Grant street, Sunday
morning, l0:30
FIRST Z. P, Seventh avenue, William J.
Reid, d. D., pastor-Sermon at 1920 A. n, by
Rev. r. NJ. Russell, of the Sixth Church. No
evening service.
SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN, Franklin and Town
send streets, Rev. j. F. Patterson, pastor
At 1890 A.. NJ, Every Man to His Own Place"
No evening service.
THIKTY-THIRD STREET U. P.-Serv1ces con-
Quoted by pastor, Rev. ]. Med. Hcrvey-l0:30
An, "Due Sense of Unworthiness;" 7:45 p. M,
Rev. w. L Wishart will preach.
ERsr CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN, wylie
avenuet an Congress street. s. T. Mont
gomery, pastor-M,rning subject 'The New
Birth" Prof Burke, choir leader
sM1rHFIELD STREET NJ. E.-The pastor, Rev.
Charles Edward Locke will occupy his pulpit
at 1880 and 7:45. Subject for evening: Give
the Girl a Chance" sunday school, 2 P. NJ.
SEVENTH PRESBYTERIAN, Heron avenue
Services at 1870 A. M. and 7:45 p. NJ, conducted
by the pastor, Rev. C. S. McCIelland. Morn
ing suDject-"Appropriatin the Blessing"
SEVENTH UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, Forty
fourth street, Rev. J. d. Sands, pastor
Morning, "Diviue Photography evening,
as Our Christian Civilization Free From
Barbarism?"
UNION services OF the First and Third Pres
byterian churches VIII be held in the Third
Church, Sixth avenue. Rev. Henry C. Min
ton, ID. D., pastor of st. Johns Church, San
Francisco, will preach at lO:45 A. N. and 7:45 |
Pm.