The morning call., 1892-11-20
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD
Items of Interest to rIembers of
Many Denominations.

The Red Bluff Baptist Church Is being
supplied by Rev. W. Ii. Stenger
The total value of the property of the
Methodist Episcopal Church is SOC. 000. 900.
The Gonzales Baptist Church is holding
special meetings, Pastor Helsley himself
being in charge.
The First Congregational Sunday school
of San Bernardino is fiourishing under the
SUPPLEMENTARY Of Miss Emily Johnson
The instruction Of Jewish children 10 the
tenets Of Judaism is now carried on in special
schools that are kept open on Sundays IN
New York.
AT Tuare an exchange has been negoti-
ated OF The Episcopal Church lots for one in
very desirab location with rectory sur
rounded by shrubbery.
The wife OF the Corean Minister at
Washington has joined the Presbyterian
church. and most of the members of the
legation are expected 10 follow her very
shortly.
The first Sunday In December is the time
set Tor the meeting OF council al Nisalia
10 consider the question OF giving deuomi-
national recognition to the new church at
that point.
new feature Of the Pacific is a page
devoted to the religious interests OF South
ern California. This ably edited represen-
tatve OF the Congregational church is one
OF the most valued OF our religious ex-
changes.
Rev. o. ID. Crawford, formerly at Monro-
| via, is now at Pasadena, where he may be
addressed by any church wishing evangels-
tic help. He has been serving the Baptist
Church at Pasadena during the pastors ali
sence on vacation.
Arrangements are being perfected by
which the Chicago theological Seminary
will be headquarters for Congregational
lists" during the Worlds Fair. 1t is pro-
posed 10 open its buildings TO COngrega-
tional ministers, their families and men,
bers Of their congregations.
Rev. Samuel Eyeland. Congregationalist,
IS doing vigorous work in The San Jacnto
Valley. Besides two services al San Jacinto
on the Sabbath he breaches in The a fte rnoon
at Helmet, about two miles from San Jaeinto,
and has an appointment for Wednesday
evening al South San Jacinto, place that
has no church.
1t is said that to few men was the Bible
more familiar than TO the late l.. A. Free
man, the historian. He had evidently
studied 1t diligently as child, and 1t had
become so completely part of himself that
its words and phrases continually appeared,
perhaps unconsciOusly 10 himself in his
conversations and in his writings.
Bishop COtter has ordered that the Church
of the Assumption at Canton, Mimi, where
the miraculous window has effected so many
cures. shall be closed The window has
attracted many cripples and others suffer-
Ing from diseases of various kinds. and the
strangers have brought great deal OF trade
to the merchants Of the town. They will
petition the Bishop 10 revoke the order.
The American Missionary Association
has fallen into line with the Baptist, Pres
byterian, Methodist aud Episcopal repre-
sentative bodies in voting to decline, to
seek or accept any subsidy from the Gov
eminent for the support of its schools among
the North American Indians. The friends
OF the work among the Indians will need TO
remember that $4,000 yearly will have 10
be added to their voluntary donations to sup
ply this loss.