Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-12
Services in Pittsbur- Churches.

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HAzELwooD CHRISTIAN, j. r. McWane, pas
forthcoming. a Lesson on Forgiveness
Evening, Daniel"
FREE WILL BAPTIST, Fifth avenue, Rev
". johnson, pastor-Service at IL A. N. Text
go ye out and stand behind the rock
SEVENTH U. P, Forty-fourth street, Rev. j
ID. Sands, ,pastor-Morning, "The 1n-dwellin:
Word;" evening, thank-offering service.
THIRTY-rHIRD STREET q. p, Rev. j. Med
Hervey, pastor - 1o3O "The Heavenl,
Father 7:3O, ''Sin's Entrance and Work"
GRACE REFORMED, Grant and Webster, Rev
John II. Pugh, pastor-Mornings"T Thing
Found Out" evening, Song service Of Len
ten hymns.
FOURTH AVENUE BAPTIST, Ross street. H. C
Applegarth, pastor-l0:30 A. NJ. "The Prodi
gals Elder Brother;" 7:30 P. M, 'The En-
trance Fee"
EIGHTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN, Rev. ID. Nc.
Allister PASTORAL 1880, preparing a
Highway for Our King at 8. "a Heroine OF
Faitb-Sarah.'
CENTENARY NJ. E., wyIie avenue and Kirk
patrick street, George S. Holmes, pastor
Morning, "A Way to Joy;" evening, 1.-The
Test OF Fellowship"
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN, Pride and Colwell
streets. Robert A Cutler, pastor-10:3O A. NJ
The Father Glorifed;" 7.45 p. n, "Out oi
Darkness Into Light"
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN, Sixth avenue Rev.
T. p Cowan, ID. D., pastor-Services 10:45 A.
N. and 7:45 P. N. Evening subject: "Moses
Victorious Over Pharaoh"
FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN, Grant
street, Rev. Nevin Woodside, pastor-Morn-
ing, "A Good Conscience" evening, 1.-The
Ministry of Reconciliation"
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN, Wood street, Rev.
George 7. Purves. D. D., pastor-Servioes at
lo45 A. NJ. and 1:45 P. NJ. Evening subject:
parable of the Rich Fool"
FIRTH AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL, Rev. John
Edwards, ID. d., pastor-Services in the
morning in Welsh. and in the evening in
Lngllsh, conducted by the pastor.
CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL, Rev. j. B.
Old University Building, Diamond and Ross
streets; services in the morning only.
TRINITY NJ. E. Twenty-i1fth and Smallman
streets, w. p. Warner, pastor-l0:30 A. NJ
THE Gulf Stream;' 7:S0, "The Anchor;
What Is 1t?" Sunday school at las P. NJ.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN, Forbes and Seneca
streets, Rev. A. A. Mealy, pastor-Morning
subject. 1.-The Great Partnership" Evening
subject, Home; Its Blessings and Response
bilities"
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN, Penn avenue and
Seventh street, Rev. j. r. Sutherland, d. d.,
pastor. Subject in the morning. "Gashmu,
the Reporter" In the evening, "The Strange
Woman"
LIBERTY STREET NJ. E.-Quarterly meeting
Preaching at 1890 A. N. by Rev. J. A. Balian-
tyne followed by communion. Preaching
in the evening by Presiding Elder Rev. j.
W. Miles,
FIRST U. P, Seventh avenue, William J.
Reid, ID. D., pastor-Services at 1920 A. NJ,
by William S. Owens, L. D., Home Missions"
and at $50 PM, by the associate pastor, Rev.
John Ii. Ross
FIRST r. p. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 1915
A. NJ. and P. NJ, in the lecture room of Sec
ond Z. p Church, Sixth avenue. Preaching
by Rev. James A Grier, ID. D., of the U. P.
Theological Seminary.
FIRST CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN, Wylie
avenue and Congress street-Preaching at
10;45 A. NJ. and 1:45 P. N. by the pastor, Rev. S.
i. Montgomery. Morning, Christian Oil;''
evening, Follow Me-"
SNIrHFIELD STREET NJ. E, Rev. Charles Ed
ward Locke, pastor-Morning subject "The
Distinguishing Characteristics OF a Chris
tian:" evening subject, Popular DeSecra-
tion of Sacred Vessels"
REoRGANIzED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST of
/. ID. S. Hall, 81 Fourth avenue-Preaching
at lo:45 A. N. by Elder NJ. II. Bond; Also at
$50 P. NJ. at Goeddell Hall, corner Collins and
Penn avenues, EastEnd.
FIRST USIvERsALIsr Curry University
Hall, Rev. j. L. Andrew, pastor-Morning
subject: Christianity Conservative, Not
Revolutionary;'' evening subject: "The Aim
and Drift OF Human Life.''
FIRST CHURCH OF SPIRITUALIsTs, No 6 Sixth
street-Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Rates, of Phila-
delphia lecture Sunday at 1O:45 A. NJ and 7:45
P. NJ. Messages from spirit friends are given
at the close of each lecture.
DENNY NJ. T., Ligonier and Thirty-fourth
streets, James f. Williams, PASTORAL 1880
\. NJ: Not Son, but the Son." At 7:3O p NJ
Rev. J. w. Miles will preach The sacrament
administered at each service.
THE PIrTsBURG SECULAR SOCIETY meets in
Secular Hall, AZ Sixth street. near Penn
avenue, Pittsburg. Sunday afternoon at 8
oclock-Speaker, John r. Charlesworth:
subject, "Life, Death ana Immortality"
McCANDLEss AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN, Rev.
Charles A Clark, pastor-Services 1850
A. NJ; short talk to children on Goodness
subject of sermon. Eternal Punishment;"
80 P. NJ. subject, 1.-THE Christians Hopen
SEVENTH PRESBYTERIAN, Heron avenue,
Rev. C. S. McCleIland, pastor-l03O A. NJ,
"He Came Unto His Own and His Own Re-
ceived Him Mott" 7:3O p. NJ 1.-THE Blessing of
Hearing the Word of God and Keeping It."
FoRrY-THIRD STREET PRESBYTERIAN, Rev. H.
II. Stiles, pastor-Services at 1880 A. NJ and
$50 p. NJ. Morning subject, ga Great
Change Young peoples meeting at p. NJ:
Disciples"
THIRTY-SEvENTH STREET BAPTIST, corner of
Thirty-seventh and Charlotte Streets below
Butler, Rev. H C. Hall, pastor-Morning
service 1880: "The Christians Security and
Defense" Evening service, 7:30: ''What We
should Seek First
FIRST UNITARIAN, Ross and Diamond
streets, the Old University building, Rev.
Charles Z. st. John, pastor-Morning SUBJ
iect: second Thoughts" a Lenten sermon;
evening subject: THE Place of the Bible in
Modern Life" Neighborhood meetings at
Sewickley, al P. NJ, at the house of Miss
Temple.
ST PETERs P. E. Grant and Diamond
streets, Rev. W. r. Maczay, rector, Rev. T.
J. Garland, assistant minister-Morning ser
vice at lG:30 O'Clock. At the evening service q
chapter of the st. Andrews Brotherhood
will be organized. Lenten service Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday after
aoon at 4:30 o'clock.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHRIST, Rev. G. W.
Izer, ID. pastor. Services in the Duquesne
Theater-Preachinc in the morning by
Bishop Thoburn, DID,, of India. Preaching
Bible and the Nineteenth Century: the Mir
scles of the Bible. Are They Myths? What
Is Miracle?" Fifth sermon in a series.
PEOPLES CHURcE-Service Sunday even
ing: preaching preceded by song service.
The Opera House Orchestra will render the
following programme:
l. '-Andante from Surprise Symphony. Haydn
3. Fantasie-s.Search for Happiness. 80. Brande
4. Song-'The Day is Done. Bale
Seats free.
ST. ANDREWS, Ninth street. Second Sun