New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
-u.T1 PASTOR SEESANDHEARS
,,,s or Personal INTEREST TO CHURCH
ILL PEOPLE

,.,, p Davies. the new pastor OF the
Inc .re,ne Presbyterian Church, VIII Deglh MS
-FOUR" ,hsre tomorrow. IL Is nearly TWO !o'iS ho"
hbors INC ,,word Crosby died. and the people are
snee Coward with great interest TO ther he"
NoSlns Tho comes to them with splendid record OF
,,-odv performed and with fiehhe Oh courage
=" che tasks that lie before nm
.,s,ipc work under the name OF the Forward
An NV. a. going on under the leadership oil Mr..
S"'" the EVANGELIST. II was begun by company
,sh NJ the Methodist Episcopal Chhrcli' ana aims
ch class OF n0n-church-eo'i" ny sN'ns "o"
10 rea. ...Iecs gospel meetings every evening ana
day So cernoon and evening services i'll Union
snho'' rha,+re The weekday services are held in
sqoom fitted mp for the purpose at Fithavc
,asenth,t 4 large number OF conversions have
ana a.. occurred and the work promises TO last for
Dne time
- rll interest the many friends of the Rev. Dr.
y Deems OF the Church of the Strangers, 10
." Thai he Is improving from day TO day. An
NV Il, .Christian Thought" OF which DR.. Deems
,,,or appears this week over The signature of his
,, the Rev. Edward NJ. Deems, giving brief story
~, ,r Deems's Illness and his present condition.
sc,,inc Is the organ of the American Institute OF
IN,I,n philosophy, of No. Winthrop Place.
81 H. McIlvalne of tine Church Of the Covenant,
=. arranged four sunday evening services. which
MIDI
'.,o,roU evening there will be a salvation Army
,'a,s conducted by Colonel Evans. chief of staff :;
", rovne chief OF the Stun work, and other
$40 On February IL religious work In the
..,.nsnt houses will lie presented by the Rev. W. T.
49, NJ the Dewitt Memorial Church: February
- ,hs lodging houses Will he described by a. F..
,',,os February 20. the children of the poor Will
60. their cause presented with an illustrated lecture
~ ,.coh 4. Rils. the author OF How the Other Half
,,.s, and The Children OF the Poor" Each OF these
.at.rs is a specials; In the subject assigned.
an the religions papers this week lave tender
Il. relating 10 the death Of Bishop Brooks. No
.,co,dant utteranCe Is heard In any quarter lie
~.s ,ae friend Of all denominations, though loyal to
We own and all Join In praisinS him now. The Rev
=, ". S. Ransfort, OF st. Georges Church, has an
.ree in ~Harper's Weekly" the life of Dr.. Brooks
nor he had known since 1876. "Thcn.' says Dr.
u.,,s,ord as very green and unaccuStomed Eng
ush stranger he had taken me in and made me preach
a, Trinity In hundred ways since then he had
ho,ned me TO larger views OF the truth of God. !
have manv times tried TO speak about my own p"r-
sons wants and fears. and found that such condolences
s.smed 10 be rather unwelcome and difficult TO HIM.
Dr., Ialnsiord refers to a day and night spent Win
n, Brooks shortly before his election Bishop, and
ssys: "This evening felt the great good heart
AZ the man MS he passed from the discussion OF III,
work we given TO TO his own experiences ana
NE He spoke frankly OF the possibilities OF MS eV
ins Trinity. said something of the deep pain sIcL
a move would cause Yes said he, but feel
have delivered what was given me 10 say. ana now
no,hnc remains for but TO ampliiy it Wisely
snd accurately he summed up his life. 30 1t seemed
10 me that night. 80 IL seems 10 me now. Three
neal elements of power hiSthe genius OF Insight
Wonderful powers Of expression and soul compen
Ing love-
ON recent sunday DR.. John Hall. OF the f1ith
Avenue Presby terrain Church. asked his people FOR
helr annual contribution the mission work OF theii
church In thi, city, and although the day was stormy
and a less number than usual were present. SO %,
was handed in. IL is such gifts these which does
more than conventions to convince the aboring man
that the Church IS than social club, and that
II does really care for him.