Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-15

made, the names n those who had removed from
tho city without taking dismissons having been
struck on, and that there wore nov u 3 resident
church members; and with such force they
ought 70 be rcsiy for new plans Of enlargement
and usefnlness- lilo expressed hia Measure. too.
that thorc had lately been such nm lncressc In
the attendance OF young men, and that tho az
'ernoon congregations continued 30 large at
umc whom there was such general complaint
AL osor tho country OF the falling on IN tho at
tendance AZ the second service.
BRIEF cHrEcH MOTIFS.
Bishop Peterkln preached an interesting ser
mon at II. Johns church In the morning before
congregation that crowded tho house. His
textwae III. Corinthians, Nv, rs, and In the OK
coiicnt discourse he discussed tho three visions
o. man--the eensuoue, 10y which thcy see objects
OF nature the Intellectual, by which they take
IN ideas, and the spiritual, by which they COM
prohend religious truths.
Rev. Preston Nash preached three sermons
and made an address at the Chapel OF the ko-
ings 20 Christ church. whore the Episcopal clergy
Will preach for him through the week. Rev e.
~ huyk preached last night, and Rev. l. *. Ma
son VIII conduct to-ngffs service.
Revival services will continue this woek az
Centenary. Laurel-Street. and Union-Station
Methodist churches. DIR. Judkins received twen-
ty-one new members at Laurei-strce; on Sunday,
and has had some forty conversions. At Union
Station there we're twcnty>one conversions during
the1ay, and Rev. Mr.. Ray baptized sixiy-one per-
cons and received etghty-iwo into church fellow
and Rev. DR.. George W. Carter Is assisting IN tho
meeting
Tho first Of The series Of meetings during what
Ia called among the Bapusts tle Champaign OF
Education was held az tho second church Sun
day morning. The centennial year Of modern
missions. which began with william Carey in
1922, VIII be celebrated by the Baptists OF tho
world between May, 1922 and 1893. Az tho
Second church a missionary map showing all
the stations Of the Protestant world was hung
up before tho pulpit, and an address on the con-
teauial was delivered by Professor ii. IL. Harris,
president OF tho Foreign Mission Board OF the
Southern Baptist Convention. DIR. Landrun,
the pastor, spoke OF the the three needs OF oar
chIrches-knoSlodge prayer, and seli-sacrihce.
A collection for the bsnoAt OF foreign missions
was taken up. Similar meetings will be held At
Charlottesville on the last week Of this month,
and also az Lynchburg and Danviile. Dr. Lam
drum viii probably take part in them.
The third anniversary OF the Young Mems
Auxiliary Association of Lcigh-Street was cele-
bratod Sunday night The singing was e1cel-
lent, there being songs by a quarteite Of male
voices, ana solo by Mr. Haddon 5. Watkins.
The ADDRESS was made by Rev DR.. G. a. Fulton,
OF Baltimore. and was replete with information
and announcement 20 the band OF young men
who are Bboring 30 earnestly IN the WORK OF
the church. There were four additions 10 this
church Sunday morning and ten or nftecn con-
versions In the Sunday school.
Row Drs. Landrum and Hatcher and Rev. j.
Il. HutsOn have been appointed committee on
the part Of the Baptist Minister'S Conference 70
org Of Dr. Peterkin. Among the visiting minis
tors az the conference yesterday morning were;
Rev DR.. G. A. Fulton and Revs. j. NJ. Picher, l..
Il. Christie, ana j. NJ. Coleman.
Rev. T. =. Bell preached Sunday morning for
Dr. Hatcher, who il indisposed, and DR.. Coop
ers pulpit was FLEA by Rev. DR.. Thomas.
Rev. Mr.. HutsOn baptized six at Pine-street,
three OF whom viii become members OF nan
d0lph-Stroot church, and two we're received Tor
baptism at Nonable-Street. At night Rev. Dr.
n. ii. PITT. the retiring pastor, for the last time
administered the Lords supper, and the service
wns memorably tender and Impressive.
Rev Dr. Brown preached sermon OF great
power at Park-Place church sunday night on the
"Prontablencss Of Living n Christian Lite, bis
discourse being directed especially 10 tho new
members. DR.. Whitehead preached at Broad
street sunday night 20 Il large congregation,
Tire Disciples Union of Richmond aud MAN.
chester mot at Seyenth-Street Christian chuich
Sunday afternoon and organized under thelr
charter by ro-electing their old officers me or
ganiEatioa already has large membership