New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19
WHATAPASTORSEESANDHEA RS
ITEMS OF PERSONAL INTEREST TO CHURCH
PEOPLE.

~ >,oAr,bur Of the Calvary Baptist Church.
who has been preaching in Boston Tor the iast SIN
weeks will return to his pulpit tomorrow. some
SUNDAYS he has spoken as many as four times In
Boston and has lectured fifteen times during tne
xeekdays I'm different parts of New-England Dur
ing his absence the pulpit has been supplied by MS
able associate pastor. DR.. Frank X Morse VINO -
now on his vacation. Before his return ne VIII WISH
Chicago and lecture before the students OF the UNI
yersty The Calvary Church is one OF the rev
non-ritual churches whose doors are never closeu'
Dr John A r. WILSON, Of the Eighteenth Street
Methodist Episcopal Church, has enjoyed this sum-
mer the first vacation that he has had in eleven
wears He spent his fortnight on square-rigseu
vessel bound for Nova Scotia and says that he had
q most delightful sail, pulling and hauling with
the sailors though were one OF the crew 4
cannot tell you the amount of good that received
1t Just what needed and having been sao'
In early life, II most delightful eHperIe',tce
Having had his outing In July, DT. w nson ne Cor
in his church during August ana If ooihs hopi' ''
vice there.
DR. Herrick Johnson. Of Chicago will preach TO-
morrow in East Orange He has been an ardent
champion of Sunday closing at the Worlds Far'
and is rather inclined to pity the directors "ho'
ike the bear hunter. cannot hold on and dare not
let 60" Dr. Johnson throws his whole soul mo
whatever cause he champions, whether oe "a
game Of croquet at Saratoga or a heresy tria az
Washington. Having learned to govern , hlmsti ,b
his pleasure, he does not lose his head t0usn o,Ie
majority is three to one against him III the hhoie
serious undertaking.
The proceedings Of the last convention OF Chris
tian Workers held in fremont Temple, Boston last
November, have just been published IN Noiume
entitled THE Kings Business. An inscription OH
the cover is in itself worth the price OF the DOOR
"Christ alone can save the world; but Christ can
save the world alone" Copies can be secured from
the secretary Of the ASSOCIATION the he'' 'o'''' -
Collins, Of NewIIaven, Conn.,
Tn the snr,ng a meeting of Christian people inter-
ested in holding open-air meetings was held IN inns
CITY and 1.-THE Open Air Workers Association OF
America" was organized, with the Rev. X A lor-
rev of Chicago, as president; James H. frenuce,
of BROOKLYN, treasurer. and Frank H. Mars'oh vi
No q Water-st, Brooklyn. secretary. one step
forward has been taken by securing space IN ne
Worker" a religious monthly Of Boston, FOR
..o,.i denartment of open-air work. The Evan
ra,,cal Alliance Congress in October Will give
session TO tent work and another to open-air SER
vices Work in the Theological Seminary VIII also
he undertaken this fall. This organization is SIM
ply another effort toward emphasizing the fact that
Christians must not only be good but good Tor
something; that If they be followers OF
Christ they must follow Him. "Who went ABOUT
doing good.
A commendabie feature Of the religious press Is
the educational numbers which are publshed III
midsummer THE Independent had an eXcelent
number a week two ago, and The CHRISTIAN
Advocate had one in July and others are prom
ised in the near future This week 1.-THE Outlook
gives several pages to The American College
President" by Hamilton W. Mabie In addition to
an extremely interesting article there are portraits
of the leading college presidents OF the country
including Eliot, Low. Harper Hyde, Carter Pa'-
ton, Gilman, Dwight Andrews. Gates IucKer'
Schurman, MacCracken, Thwing. Keane. ADAMS
Enge Free Washington and jordan and
Miss Helen A. Shafer.