New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-29
WHATA PASTOR SEESA HEARS
ITEMS OF PERSONAL INTEREST TO CHURCH
PEOPLE

Even The Christian Advocate whose genial editor
thinks that many secular reporters fail to understand
Methodists and Methodist terms, Is obliged 70 ADMIT
I'm IFS issue this week that it's compositors or Its
proc. readers. II not its reporters, are lnerrah Inc
word Marah' I'm poem last week was Incorrectly
printed Mrah,' and DR.. Day I'm his speech before
the Methodist Social Union said fright" not "hght'
IN the sentence as published: lie (man) seems to
have gotten into great fight in that original garden
aud that by the omission OF tne WORT 7, g.
extremely refreshing to know that even Methodist
Jove has nodded once
Joint meeting OF four Of the ministerial associa-
tons OF this city will be held in the Fourth Avenue
Presbyterian Church next Monday at IL a. M. The
subject to be discussed will be "Inspiration' Two
PRESBYTERIAN ministers will present It's "Nature' Two
! CongregationaIiss It's Process" two Reformed
! (Dn,cal Its scope and two Methodists Its
Product The first speakers in each denomination
will occupy ten minutes and the second five minutes.
The speakers in their order are John r. Davies H.
7. McCauley. :. II. Virgin. \. j. Newton ~ ~; ~
rre Cornelius BreiS p9Ss9r Opaa ana on W.
are invited.
The American Institute Of Christian Philosophy,
which has now been before the public for ten years.
will hold lis summer school Ut staten Island IN July.
1t IS hoped that DR.. c. +. Deems Its president VIII
be able to preside mt of the sessions. NJ tho
monthly meeting. next Tuesday evening, In Hamilton
Hail. Columbia College, Dr. D. IL. Greer, Of ~
Eariholomcw's Church. one of the Ncw.York men men.
TONED for the Massachusetts Epscopate vii! rad
Conite7 The closing lecture r. Jne VIII DE- gwen
Iy Dr. J. l.. DrIIy. Of rLe Christian lnti!g"hner
who Will discuss HE Ilipit ana Mou'r" 'h"ch'i'
The Rev Dr. Morgan Dix, the rector OF Trinity
Parish another New Yorker mentioned as possible
successor of Bishop brooks. will speak tomorrow
afternoon In st. Thomas Church before the Church
cirb. his subject being "Thc Council Of EDhesus.'
This IS the fourth OF course OF lectures on the six
Ecumenica Councils Professor Emcndorf Of the
Western Theological seminary. and Professor ki,ey'
nj Nashotlh House. In Wisconsin, VIII deliver e CLOS
INK lectures.
Dr. Virgin. Of the Pil.rm Congregational Church,
Will speak AT the May meeting of the Boston COngre-
cltional Club This is the ladies' night AT I'd" club.
when seven eight bundled people are present IN
the Music Han. From the church bulletin OF the
Pilgrim Church one let's soma idea Of the busy
people under Dr.. Virgins care Tie pnglnne f>r
last SUNDAY Included Junior Branch \. L. :. c. f.,
10 a. M: sermon by the pastor. IL a. M. main and
Chinese schools. y. M; spanish service 80 pm;
Chinese Mission, p. M; senior y T. = g. b,
y. NJ. and preaching 10y the pastor Mt 40 p M
Five weekday services are also announced. More
and more the churches OF the city are coming to
realize that their mission is not fnhll'd; when they
lave had two services on SUNDAY ana midday
lrayer-moetng. The nor wld'>lNai ms o!ll III
prevails. and the more quickly II Is taken up DIV every
denomination the better for the church aud me
pee pie.
Two prominent men in religious life have passed
away within the last wcck-ProfcSSor Doolittle the
vlce-presdent Of Rutgers College ana DIR. MITCHELL
secretary of the Presbyterian Board Of Foreign Mis-
s!ons. Each power In his respective denomina-
lion and In the world ut large. DIR. Doolittc. In
addition to his work professor al Rutgers, was
constant contributor 10 The Christian nj Work >
and other papers. well as an author OF wide
reputation. In the pulpit he was an effective and
i,,ar.sin., cher His home life charm
Ing Dr. Mitchell successful As a pastor and
eloquent In the cause o, missions. few months
ago he gave thrilling address in Albany ut the meet
ing OF the synod OF NewYork as lie pleaded for the
millions OF people whom h. had met In his journey
around the world who still without KNOWLEDGE
of the Gospel Ills earnest plea FOR money and for
men to carry the great work OF reaching tho
hea then Will not b. forgotten by those who
heard II.