Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
THE PASTORS ARE RETURNING.
Many OF Them Will he Heard from
Their Regular Puipi(s O-1IGrrow,

Both pastors and people are returning
from their summer outings. and from now
on the congregations worshipplng In the
Richmond churches will be much larger
than they have been during the last few
weeks. 4 glance at the column OF church
notices will show that majority Of the
city ministers who have been enjoying a
season of rest are back ready to take up
their work again. and most OF those still
absent Will return during the coming
week.
DIR. Landrum. Of the Second BAPTIST
church. who has been out OF the city the
greater part of the last three months. is
nj home again. and will preach to his
people tomorrow both morning and night.
Or. Cooper not having returned. Or. Pol
lard Will preach at the First Baptist
on "The Effect Baptist Principles Ought
TO Have on Those Holding Them" There
Will be no service at night. In the absence
Of DIT Hatcher. who IS I'm Powhatan cOun-
". Dr. Willingham Will preach to the
Grace Street people. Rev. II. T.. Cham
hers Will fiji Or. Wrghts pulpit at Leigh
street Or. Harris will preach at Grove
Avenue tomorrow morning and DR.. Pol
lard at night.
DR. J. :. Dill. pastor Of NenabeStreet
Baptist church. has returned from his
vacation. and will be in his pulpit on
Sunday. lie reports n wonderful work Of
grace in Gloucester county. where he has
been preaching for three weeks over 10
professions Of religion occurred in the
meetings. the majority of them from
among the men Of the community. 1t
was 4 great religious awakening.
Rev J. \. Morehead has returned 20 the
city after several weeks absence. spend
Ing his vacation with his family at Wythe-
Vile. Va, and attending the sixty-siXth
annual convention OF the Evangelical
Lutheran Synod Of Virginia. which was
held at New Market. Va. August 10th to
9th He states that he returns to his
woin much refreshed with the rest There
Will be service at the First English Luth-
eran church Sunday az II 4. VI. and resu-
larry hereafter; sermon by the pastor.
The weekly meeting OF the Methodist
ministers. which has been suspended du-
ring the hot season. VIII be resumed next
Monday at 1880 4. NJ at Centenary
church. Rev. Il. r. Wilson is president Of
the body and Rev. W. y. Christian Is
secretary.
Rev. George c. Vanderslice, u. D.. has
returned home. very much improved. from
his trip. and Will i'll his pulpit, at Union
station. Sunday night Rev. i. q. Brown.
y. D.. will preach for him at the morn
Broad-Sireet church In the evening.
Rev. a. NJ. Chumbley will I'll DR..
Kerr's pulpit at the First Presbyterian
church. TO morrow morning. and Rev. j.
q. Herndon viii preach at the Third
church. Rev. J. T.. Cook Will preach at
the Church Of the Covenant in the morn
Ing. and Rev. Mr.. Hernd0n at night.
Rev. Fenner S. Stckney returned to
Richmond yesterday. after a months va
cation In North Carolina. lie will preach
at Monumental church tomorrow morn
ing.
At the New Jerusalem Services held NJ
7.3O o'clock. west Marshall street. by the
Rev. Lewis Il. iite) the regular II 4.
NJ. services viii be followed by the adj
in,,istration Of the holy supper The
sermon VIII be on when Christ Comes.
At 10 A. NJ, Sunday school. Tuesday, at
8 i. NJ. business meeting OF the mem
bcrs and friends Of the mission
by special request the Gospel wagon
will be on China street between Pine
and Laurel streets Sunday afternoon AT
8 o'clock
Rev. Edward L. Pell win resume his
weekly lectures on the Sunday-scnool les
sons at the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION this afternoon at ) O'clock. All
are invited.