Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-02
Sunday Services in CITY Churches.

LIBERTY STREET VI. k-fre3cnlnS at lu:o'
= n; also evening at 7:SO, by the pastor. Rev
W. ". Roup.
OAKLAND NJ. e, t. n. Eaton, pastor-Morn
ing subject, with Christ in His Tempta
tons: evening, praise service.
SEVENTH L. p, Forty-fourth street. Rev.
J. d. sands. pastor-Mornin-, "Too Near the
shore" Evening, How to Be Rich.''
LAwRrNcIvILLE PRESBYTERIAN, Rev. A. E.
Linn, pastor-Mornino: Ignorance of the
Morrow Evening: THE Light Came Into
thc " orld."
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN. corner Pride and Col
well streets, Robert 4. Cutler, pastor-lo:3O
A. IL. Gods Love for His People, 7:45 P. NJ,
salvation
GRACE REFORMED, Grant and Webster. Rev.
John II. Prugh, pastor-Morning, "Testi-
mony and Character" evening, Every
body's Question"
SEVENTH PRESBYTERIAN, Heron avenue,
Rev. {. :. McClelland, pastor-lo:So A. NJ,
Bringing Others 20 Christi 7:30 p. NJ, THE
Accepted Time
EIGHTH STREET REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN, n,
Rev. ID. McAuister, PASTORAL 1880 A NJ,
''Christ's Kincship;'' at P. NJ, Heroes OF
Eaitb-JacoD."
DENNY NJ. L, Lignnier and Thirty-fourth
streeJs, James L. Williams, pastor-lO:SO A.
N, "The Labor of Patience;'' 7:30 P. NJ, Be
fore the Throne"
CENTRAL CoNGREG ATIoNAL, Rev. j. B.
Noehne, nastor-Service morning only in
Lyceum Hall, old University building, Ross
aHd Diamond streets.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN, Sixth avenue, Rev.
L. P. Cowan, ID. D., pastor-Services 1O45 A.
-. and 745 T. N. Evening subject, "Sinai
and the Voice or God"
FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN, Grant
street Rev. Ncvin Woodside, pastor-Morn-
ing 'sWoman's Zeal:'' afternoon, THE
Name on Chriet's Thigh
FoURTH AVENUE BAPTIST. Ross street, H.
{. Applegarth, pastor-lO3O A. NJ, Baptism
and Communion:' 1880 p. NJ. "Compensa-
uiOns: or, Lies Balance" q
CENTENARY NJ. E. Wylie avenue and Kirk
patrick street. George ). Holmes, pastor
Morning. knowing in Part;' evening, I'm
tte shadows OF Eden
TH1ETY-THIRD STREET Z. p. Rev. j. Med.
Iieryey. pastor-lO:5O A. NJ, 'The Divine Will
ENeCure1: 7:5o z. II, "Giving Ones Atten-
tipn TO Righteous Living"
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN, Wood street, Rev.
George 7. Purves. ID. d. pastor-Services at
-f:45 a. y. and 7:4j P N. Evening subject,
The Beginning OF Noble Life
OAKLaND BAPTIST, Bates and Atwood
streets. William Ward West, pastor-Morn-
Ing, lo:+5 Communion service: evening, 7:3O
gospel services OF song and praise.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN, Forbes and Seneca
streets, Rev. \. A Mealy, pastor-Norning
subject: Christ the Giver." Evening sub
icc': ''Sin and What 20 DO With It,
FIFTH L. p, Webster avenue. Rev. J. W.
Harsl:a, pastor, will preach at 1880 A. NJ and
80 P n. Morning. anniversary sermon:
evening, BY Faith He Forsook Egypt"
FIRST CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN. wylie
avenue and Congress street, Rev. S. T Mont
.-0melv, IaStOr-Services at l045 A. NJ and
745 P N. Morning subjet: Soul Thirst
FIRST [. p, Seventh avenue, William ].
Reid, ID. D., pastor-Services at 1880 A. NJ.
a Precious Gospel; the Thirteenth Ami
yersaly sermon: and at $50 P. NJ, "a Won
dertul Faith"
FII'ST CHURCH or SPIRITUALIsTs, No. 6 Sixth
strcct-AIr. Edgar W. Emerson. of Man.
chester. y. L., lectures Sunday at IO:45 A.
r. ana 1A5 T. II. Tests are given at clio Sc of
each lecture
TRINITY VI. E, Twenty fifth and Smallman
streets, W p Warner, pastor-l0:3O A. NJ, Rev.
). @ G0@lev, followed by the communion:
$50 p ~. Turning Aside to See,' by the pas
ioI; l45 Sunday school.
THERE viii be q grand anthem service in
s. Peters Church on Sunday evening The
choir will number over so voices and the
music, under the direction of Prot. ADorn,
choir master, viii be fine
FIRST USIvERsALTsT, Curry University
Hal, Rev j. J. Andrew. pastor-Morning
subject, THE J8iverS;:i Light" Commun-
.on after morning service Evening sub
ject, dissertations ia Life"
THIRDT. T.. Diamond street. J. T. McCrory,
la-tor-lO:3i \. NJ, "Christ as Presented to
Old TestaEIent Saints:' $50 p NJ, seHow So
called Liberal Ministers and Church Mem
Eers Hinder ;ise cause of Christ
FIFTH AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL, Fifth
avenue, foot Washington street, Rev. John
Edwards, d. D., pastor-Services in Welsh at
1850 4. Il: in LawrencevilIe chapel at 3 p NJ
sunday school quarterly meeting COM
mencn- at p. NJ.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN, Penn avenue and
Seventh street. Rev. j. r.. Sutherland, d. d.,
paStOr-Subiect in the morning: "The Rela-
tive Naiue OF the Emotions and the Reason
II Religion. In the evening, "The Incredi-
bic Things in Lie"
CHRIST NJ. T., Rev. G. W. Izer, d. D., pastor
services in the Duquesne Theater Even
ing subject. THE Bible and the Nineteenth
Century; the Prophecies of the Bible: the
&elariOn OF Prophecy to Profane History"
Eighth sermon in a series.
HE FIRST UNITARIAN, Ross and Diamond
streets, the old University building, Rev.
Charles +. St John, pastor-Services, lO45
A. NJ: 7,45 P. NJ Morning subject. The Mar.
Towness and the Breadth OF Liberalism"
Evening subject, The Ordeal OF Life"
JOHN WESLEY CHURCH, Arthur street. Rev.
George W Clinton, pastor-1O:45 A. NJ,
reaching, Rev. J. T. Moore: 7:45 P. NJ
preaching by the pastor, THE Almost |
Christjan and His Danger:" 6:45 p NJ praise |
meeting. Christian Endeavor, Monday |
evening.
SEITHFIELD STREET N. T., corner of Seventh |
avenue, Rev. Charles Edward Locke, pastor |
services at 1890 A. NJ. and 7:31P p. NJ In the |
morning holy communion. preceded by the |
solemn rite OF infant baptism: evening sub |
;rct. Crowns and ScepJers, and Who Pos
acss Them"
The MONDAY services at Trinity chapel |
viii be brought TO close next week Dur
lu= the coming week the following clergy |
wi III ofiiciaUe: Revs. Angel, Arundel, Dam |
ucr Dyess, Garland, Grange, Thompson
" lghtman. he service begins at 1905 aud |
closes promptly at 1880 P. ID.
FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CoNGREGA- |
Tloc,-SeIvice in the lecture room of Second /
o. +. Church, Sixth avenue, at l0:45 A. NJ. and |
T. u. Preaching by Rev. 5. NJ. Ramsey of |
a.darrille. o. Morning subject Gods /
Presence With His FeOp!e:' afternoon sub
lect, "Christ's Yoke an Easy One"
1T. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL, Ninth street.
Morning service at 1885, popular evening
service and lecture al 7:3O; subject, John
Calvin The last OF the lectures bv Rev.
George Hodges viii be delivered on Wednes-
day evening next at O'Clock on the .fSacra-
McnUs of the Episcopal Church" Seats free
ST. PETERS p. E., Grant and Diamond
streets, Rev. W. r. Mackay, rector; Rev