New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-26
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ITEMS OF PERSONAL INTEREST TO CHURCH
PEOPLE

PEOPLE.
-. c.-r. y pcntecost known so well In TINS
CITY and brooklyn for his faithful work as pas.v'
and as an evangelist. will sail on 'ne f"'s %
- 60, SOUTHAMPTON. He 10 on his way 10
S,.,,o ara will preach In DR.. John Hairs church
g., this c,tv at both services on September anu on
DR. Pentecost is TO take part IN mission
gress OF sins spent two years in India with great
success Since his return he mas peeh e"''eu "
leading church OF Lohuo"'
"rbev say" you'll not find God downtown !"
New-York but the young beginner IN business 40
nail ,s the deyout business man of experience may
safely dispute such misrepresentation OF Chr's'ian
,tv Mention was made in this column last week OF
tho Fulton Street daily prayer-meeting ana 'he
retirement of its venerable missionary j. =. Ian
ph,er who established 1t in 1851 Mr. Lanpher rs
still able to show deep sympathy IN the "oin'
although more than eighty-four years oid Out the
active work has been placed in charge OF |ha'ies
= Gutter an unusually practical man. The special
aim Of the meeting is to increase the proportion
among the followers Of Christ Of active workers ana
courageous witnesses for Him In everyday HE.
Mr. Cutter says: while the petitions received
and the visitors welcomed in this historic place
Of prayer are and should be, OF the greatest va
riety the point to be especially emphasized is that
here business people employers employees and
the unemployed find permanently maintained for
the he" scfiptares praise worship fellowship and pr
ate and united prayer The 9ess
berless. Not a meeting passes but strong men tes-
y to the strength he bear in %tness o
the practical value souls in every corner hr OF the
Ss5 fo a an hdur %ssnF nea
r. and in for the whole time, or for such
peciaiy noteworthy at this time of financial de-
preston that the meeting was started In 1884, dur
ing similar trying period
Dr. Arthur T. Pierson. in writing OF the recent
Conference at Mortified for THE Christian at
Work. says THE writer is just at home after
two years of service in the great Tabernacle and
among the British people generally. One solemn
impression weighs on my mind: That the greatest
conflict of the ages is even now In progress, and
that the battle RACES about two great issues, the
inspiration and infallibility of the Word OF God
that the perfect Deity of Jesus Christ. So hot is
the battle getting that more it is coming to
pass that Christ sends not peace but a sword and
that a mans foes may be they OF his own house
n0ld Inc doctrines whicn are Pc sacrce the
dearest friends In order TO MAINTAIN our loyaity
to Christ and His own truth. as we understand the
truth"
The Rev. Palmer S. Hubert, one Of the assistant
pastors of the Marble Collegiate Church, will oc-
cupy the pulpit tomorrow and attend to the pas
toral work until the return Of DR.. Burrow In Oc-
tober Mr.; 'Hulberts topics to-morrow r. Will be
Question Answered" on Saturday evening he vii,
resume the public normal class for Sunday-school
teachers and Christian workers
Among the missionaries who are 10 san from
San Francisco for China September II is Mrs
Charlotte NJ. jewell who returns to Pekin I'M
der the Methodist Episcopal Board. Mrs Jewell has
been at home for year more to recuperate her
health, which was very much exhausted, ana Ill
addition to accomplishing that she has made many
interesting addresses on the work of China Some
years ago she became engaged to young man
who at great personal sacrifice completed his
studies in the medical department of the Uni
versity of the City of New-York. While he was
finishing his here she teaching in a
frontier town in California. Soon after his gradua-
ton Dr. Jewell went to California and they were
married. Starting in his profession with every
promise and with the foreign missionary field in
view. he opened Office among the mountains OF
California, intending to begin his lfework as
a medical missionary in the following autumn
Only few weeks passed before he was summoned
tains The rivers were badly swollen and the
several and in doing SO both were severely drenGhed
After treating the patient for whom ne had been
swer another imperative call for medical assistance
and on his, way home was S., obliged to sleep at
proved prove too much for his health. and he had
ously ill., and died before his wife could reach him.
Mrs. Jewell realizing the importance OF the work
lives with true missionary zeal started for China,
where she has done noble work already
During his vacation abroad the Rev Dr. D.
Parker Morgan Of the Church of the Heavenly
Rest has been delivering several lectures upon
THE United States" In his absence the church
work has been In charge of the Rev Arthur II.
Judge. assistant minister, but the building Is now
closed for a brief period while work Is going on
upon a mosaic which the vestry is placing In the
central aisle.
The recent advertisement published by member
of the Church of the Strangers offering a prize
of SO for the best answer to the question, " What
special features of DR.. Hodson's sermon cause
them to be so attractive and POPULAR" has called
forth not little criticism, religious editor as
sorting that all religious people will condemn
such methods and all religious church-goers Will
refuse the yelled offer of a bride" 1t should be
said, however, in DR.. HodsOns defence, that he
did not know Of the advertisement until he saw 1t
in print and II may also be added that the MEM
beers of the Church of the Strangers who are loyal
DR.. Deems unite in their testimony to the faitl-
full preaching and the eloquent sermons of the man
who stands temporarily in his place.