The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-24
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Interesting Sermons Preached
at the Various Churches.

The churches in the city were more
largely attended Sunday than for the
past three weeks. There wero several
accessions made to the churches after
the services.
AT St. Johns Episcopal Church the
pastor, Rev. w. IL. Meade, preached at
i a. m. from the subject, 81 Also am q
Man Under Authority" Services wore
held at AIS p. m. in tho afternoon, con-
Quoted by tho pastor. There was no
service at night.
Rev. S. X. Cox, pastor of Grace M. e.
Church, preached at IL a. IN. from Mat
thew 21:22, And as they ate he said
unto thom, Verify say unto you, one
of you shall betray mo- And they were
exceeding sorrowful, and began every
one of them to say unto Him, Lord, is
it H." AT night the sermon was
preached from Isaiah 32:2, "a man
should be as hiding place from the
wind; as Il covert from the tempest; as
rivers of water in 4 dry place; as the
shadow of great rock in q weary
land; yea, to open wide thy hand to thy
brother, to the stranger and to the
poor"
at Greene Memorial Church the pas
tor Rev. w. II. Hammer preached at IL
a. m. from Acts, 4:7-"What Power or
by What Name Have ye Done This. By
tho Name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth. ;"
Theme, Power From on High" The
text at night was from Deut., 1911,
'The Poor Shall Never Cease From the
Land, Therefore l Command we to Open
Wide thy Hand to thy Brother, to the
Stranger and to the Poor"
At the Calvary Baptist Tabernacle
the pastor, Rev. r. r. Acree, preached
at IL a. m. on the subject of 1.-The Re-
Cancellation OF Christ" The theme at
night was Gods Ultimate Object in
Reconciliation" After the services the
hand of fellowship was extended to four
new members
Rev. w. ii. Groves, pastor OF Bethany
Presbyterian Church, preached in the
morning from Luke, 22:14, "Lord Re-
membe Me When Thou CONTEST Into
Thy Kingdom"
At the First Presbyterian Church the
pastor, Rev. w. c. Campell, preached
in the morning on the subject of ia
cob Wrestling with the Angel" At
night Rev. Lewis Reiter preached from
the text, Eye are the salt of the earth :"
Matt. SIG.
AT the Reformed Church the pastor,
Rev. Lewis Reiter, preached from q
text found in Romans 1917. AT night
he occupied the pulpit at the First
Presbyterian Church.
Rev. G. II. Buchanan, pastor of the
Vinton M. E. Church, preached at IL
a. m. on the subject, "Shining as light
evening discourse was, 1.-The spirit OF
gambling getting into relis ion." There
were two accessions to the church.
At the First Baptist Church Rev. DR..
Harrison preached in the morning on
the subject of "Revlvals." The subject
of the discourse in the evening was,
Service in Christ" Tho revival ser.
vices will be continued throughout the
week.
At st. James M. e. Church the pas
| tor, Rev. G. Il. D. Collins, preached al
| IL o'cl eek from Psalm 6l:7, LEAD Nc
to the Rock That is Higher Than l." Al
night Rev. p. IL. Whisner, presiding
elder of the Baltimore conference, occu.
| pied the pulpit. After the morning
| services there was one accession to the
| church.
At. ST. Marks Lutheran Chu.ch the
pastor, Rev. Oliver l.. Miller, preached
| at IL q. N. from Psalm 52:2. "Out OF
Zion the Beauty of God Has Shined.
| DR.. Miller dwelt upon the evil influ.
ences of having what is known as the
social card parties. The theme for the
evening discourse was "Lo, Master, We
Have Left ALI and Followed Thee"
At Trinity M. e. Church Rev. S d.
| Ferguson, the pastor, preached in the
morning from John, IA, Never man
spoke like this man." At night he
preached from Philippians, Alb, ~ car
do all things through Christ, to
strengthen NO."
Rev. R. G. Anderson, pastor of the
Second Presbyterian Church, preached
from Ephesians, 1853, "And to know the
love Of Christ which pursueth know
ledge that we might be filled with the
fullness of God" Solomon" was the
subject Of the evening discourse.
Rev. s. L. Rice, pastor of the United
Brethren's Church, preached at IL a. m
| from the text, "Seven Golden Candle.
Sticks" Revelations, LEO. The text al
| night was found in First Kings, 1875
| There were three accessions to the
church.
At the Brethren's Tabernacle Rev
DR.. Brown, of New York, preached in
tho morning on the subject, 1.-THE De
sire Of Nations" "Revelations" was
the subject of the evening discourse
Elder Brown will conduct service.
throughout the week.
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