The Washington bee., 1894-03-31
CHURCH NOTES.

GRANGE of the sweet flowers wa.
indeed a pleasantness not often
afforded to the average person
and the very appearance OF the
churches in such magnificent TO-
liage presented a scene that
would inspire the dullest and
make the melancholy, cheerful.
The only Disappointment beng
the inclemency of the weather
aud that did not particularly
hinder those who waDreu to at
tend. Many no doubt anticlpat-
ed sprlnging a new DIR IS or
suit up on their friends. Say
what you may, everything pass
of as vorable as could be ex
pected under the circumstances.
Rev. Walter Brooks of the 10th
st. Baptist church preached a
very logical sermon which in
terested the hearers very mucn
On The Resurrection"
81 WILL RAISE HIM UP AT
THE LAST DAY" was the subject
from which Rev. W. Blsnop
Johnson, ID. D., pastor Of The
2ld Baptist church preached last
Sabbath. Tue CHURCH Was jana
med to its very doors.
Resurrection, power and a
sprlDg selmUn were the subjects
cuosen by Rev. w. P. GIBBONS
Ph. D. The church was Well at.
tended.
Rev. Robt. johnson is eion the
SICK list and Was too i'll to al
tend to his PASTORAL duties last
Sunday.
DR.. W. Bishop Johnson has
been On quite an extended tour,
vlslElng Now York, anu other
large cities, in the Interest oI
the "Natlonal BapLlst Magazine.
Rev. w. 81. Johnson preach
cd from the subject "come ste
The place where Jne Lord lay"
Matt. % :6.
"The resurrection and it's bless
lngs'' Was tue subject OF Rev. j.
Anderson Taylor, pastor OF the
Snlloh 3 aptlst church.
Rev. JAS. Lee of the 3rd
Baptist church preached FROM
Pnll. 8 :10. He has been carry
lug On d graud aud worthy cause
which has resulted in over 256
converts.
Rev. Catlett preached from
Luke 24;34, and had fourteen
for baptism.
Rev. Shelton Miller preached
from Luke "a "Tns stOne rolled
| away," uaplized "a aud has 81
| converts.
Rev. a. @. Robinson preach ed
from Matt 25;6 subject "kesur-
rec,lon.' The SERMON was render
ed III alfhe manner.
The great popularity of Rev.
w. P. Gibbons Pm. D. is shown
Dy company OF young meD
presenting " Mt. Carmel church
present. OF a lumber Of camp
chairs.
Upon the agitation of Mr.. Ca
pe.s f. Roge,s a proposed rellg-
ioD paper Is promised by tue
BapLlsG Ministers Of tails city.
A committee Was appointed to
further the Interest of The paper
wnlcn will be known as the "BaL
LlsJ Leatlet."
Rev. j. T. CLARK had good
Easter services one preached
from Matt. %; IS subject ''The
Angelic ANNOUNCEMENT Of the rls-
eli Christ.
Rev. P. 81. Morris, A. NJ; ID.
D. of LyucnDurg, Va, sec'y. Oh
lne Va, Seminary is Id great de
manu.
A committee to carry out the
plans OF the ''Bapt. Leafle0 is
cumposed Of the following reve-
ieuu genti men, Revs. j. Auder
sou TdS lor, w. j. Howard. w
A. CreuItt, A. NJ, w. T. Glib.
uous, Pu. D.. II. =. koOInsvu,
j. L. C.alk and j. II. Lee.
Rov. j. II. Presley lately vi>iteu
tue ait. NJ. Camel chulcn anu ex-
pressed nls JOY at Oelug Treated So
traternaily Dy The DIulst ers.
Practical Christianity Was the
subjuct wulcu Rev. u. w. Lee, ID
ID. vi The VI. Ave. Baptist CHURCH
cuose as hl, Easter ,ermUn trum
Jonn +: :2o, ~. lG Was magaiti-
c1uu d,scoulse full of logical u.tor-
ance.
Rev. q. @. Robin on, president
Ut the first Baptist HI i,lurs con-
lerence Ut Wasnlugt, q .s q mau of
COMMANDING presence. He stands
over b tt. aud welghes over 200 lbs
DR.. CIummell is the "Oracle OF