The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-30
CHURCH NEWS NOTES.

Gu Sunday next DIR. W. p. George will preach
on Lessons From Late Deaths
Rev. d. C. Garrett, OF St Marks. conducted the
Sunday afternoon services at the Y. VI. &. A
rooms, lay Front street, yesterday.
Rev. d. J. Pierce concluded yesterday his
series of lectures on Christian Evidences in
Stone," at the Baptist university below Column
bia. His subject yesterday was "The Bricks OF
Babylon"
The Rev. Napoleon Hoagland. OF OLYMPIA,
supplied the pulpit of the Rev. W. G. Eliot, jr..
at the First Unitarian church yesterday. His
subject was "Making Heaven Here" from the
text Thy kingdom come"
Rev DR.. W. p. George, First Methodist Rev.
Wallace Nutting, of Plymouth Congregational,
and Rev. X. Z. Dunlap, of the First Christian
church, took part in the dedication OF the
United Presbyterian church yesterday.
Rev. Z. F. Keever, of Holy Trinity Lutheran
church, at Seventh and Union streets, preached
yesterday at IL q. m on the theme "The Unity
OF the Christian Church." His text was from
Ephesians Tvs: "Endeayoring to keep the
unity of the spirit in the bonds OF peace"
Trinity congregation and fits friends will come
together Friday night in a clam chowder social
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. Fishback,
Victory street, near Olympic avenue. A literary
and musical programme will be given. Mr..
and Mrs. Fishback have thrown open their
house to all friends of the church
TIE revival services at the South Seattle Meth
odist Protestant church during the past week
have been very interesting and profitable. On
Monday night number of Christian Endeayor
members from the First Methodist Protestant
church gave their presence ard help. On
Wednesday night Rev. Clark Davis preached.
Rev. .Brevard D. Sinclair, the newly called
pastor of Calvary Pres byterisn church, corner
Market and King streets, began last night a
series OF Sunday night sermons on tho very
practical subject OF Spiritual Arithmetic" The
sermon last night was on "Numbers," discuss
ing the science OF numerals as a true Biblical
science In Its relation to practical life and faith.
The report OF the building committee OF the
First United Presbyterian church. Sixth aud
seneca streets, shows some quick work on the
part OF that organization. The lot was bought
March 10. 1892, the contract let August ~. and
work begun August 80. The congregation and
friends subscribed $21s 80 to the york. the rest
coming from the board of church extension
and from the Sabbath school memorial fund.
The building site, furnishing, etc, cost $500
The first service was held in tho church on
Sunday, December is.
The Rev James Connolly commenced series
OF revival meetings at Asbury Methodist Epis.
copal church, Fremont, on Wednesday evening
last. These meetings have continued with in
creasing interest each evening. Ills work thus
far has been amongst the membership. On Fri
day evening there was conservation service.
The church was full, and when Christians were
asked to come forward nearly every professor
OF religion came out to renew his conservation.
All the different denominations were repre-
scented. Mr. Connolly is a very successful
worker and the church il looking for excellent
results this week. Services will be held every
night except saturday.
The annual meeting of the Seattle local union
Of Christian Endeavor will be held Wednesday
evening at s o'clock in the First Methodist
Protestant church. corner Third and Pine
streets. A full and interesting programme has
been prepared. Mr.. Hartman, OF Tacoma, the
state president, will be present, and will make a
short address. Many OF the most prominent
Christian Endeavor workers will take part III
the programme. The music will be one of the
principal features of the evening. At the close
of the programme hour will be given 10
light refreshments aud social intercourse. All
the societies of. the union will be- expected to
answer TO roll call with good number OF their
members.