New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-15
BOSTON CHURCHES PACKED
ur rNprAvoRERs LISTEN TO MANY
wELL-KNOwN PREACHERS.
UNITY, RELIGIOUS FREEDOM THE
rRup FOUNDATION, AND sANcrIF1cArioN
..o,,, r,,r roprcs-A GREAT SUNDAY

FOtNDAIiON, H->D
AMONG THE roPIcs-A GREAT SUNDAY
OBSERVANCE MEETING.
BOSTON. July 14-No meetings OF the Cnr'stian EN-
A..vor Convention was held to-day, out 'ne Ell
ss.vorers crowded the city churches. where many
-.u.known clergynnen preached. An immense con-
~..~at,on thronged Trinity Church IN the morning
canon ]. B. Richardson. of London. Ont.
- nr.ached on Church unity. Christ ne said'
80. unity the standard Of His people. Christeh-
80 ana. itself today in a state OF DISSATISFACTION
:. the root Of which Is the feei'ng tnat unit. 20
60. work. The Popes recent encychca'' """e
HE for It's gentle and devout spirit Is per-
fe"ai 10, ths assumption that Rome Is the one
&C.. and reunion must be on her dogmas.
t'ue .-,ora "a union with Rome Is Impossible 80
>"' 80. ,.tains her distinctive doctrines Inc
'o"e s.ature of Professionalism was its e"o'ess VI
On. perhaps Protestant creeo can oner
,'.s.-, broad enough to be meeting srou"u iol
piaelu. .,.,. Bat Christians are not altogether
AL C"' ,h.,r UNCONVENTIONAL principles Chris
70 Ao - ,ot primarily devotion to creed or
tani'! - ven 10 the Bible. but personal loyalty
Chulc"' ..rsi Christ. This Is the principle OF
to tne rrdeayor because fidelity Of the Endeav-
Cnr' 80 particular Church to whicn nc oe'o"s'
ere' .,..lity supremely to Christ.
~s. =. Knight Chaplain. OF Lonoon. n"s' M.r
the ''" congregation which nlled Music Hall
prea' ting service Of the fremont Tempe 80
q u'e 80" ,uhtect was Liberty in Christian serv-
Se' ..nsh the Power Of the HOLY op9'i.
10 ~. common idea OF liberty was license.
"a ,rvolyed service to God. No human en' an
u*iv ..rM strike of the bonds which oouno hu-
eNtos w. ~. Cbr,st did this on the cross, where
mehv ~ rr.atest sacrifice In the cause OF
~ ~,,ch the world has ever seen. by ireeoo"'
w"sx..,rsd men were bound TO serve Shlie''
-',ould do this only through the po"e' 20 49,
TT -, The great mission Of Endeavorers was
- s,sngelize heather nations ,.s ian.
r.mrv Street Baptist Church was pa 100
~ The morning service began. The sermo" ""s
os11 u 81. pev DIR. Henry r. McEwen. OF
i eSwa-x Ia took for his text the parable OF the
-. hru, unon the sand Tho only safe iou"ua-
-. ,o- buildings were those laid by Goo In '''e
- and rock. So In Gods building man VIM" VIM.
:. rtrh, foundation would be destroyed III sp
. the GOOD he might apparently Do uo'ae' ,,
ns buildings, should be made OF nreprooi MAJ =,
p.bon Samuel Fallows. Of Chicago preao"eu "
os"op s,r.e, Methodist Church this morning
= .anct,Acation. He said that the Chureh "a'
...hooI the subject OF whose teaching Is sam
s.,n christ the teacher. never gets OUT VI ~"
~. christian soldiers made only In 'he
so,r., warfare Of life. Virtue and hoihess SHAH
come through fighting the good hsn''
FOR BETTER SUNDAY OBSERVANCE.
-. .-,,ur Little. OF Dorchester. presided at a
,,..,nr on Sabbath observance held tnis a''e,
anon ~ the Park Street Church. which was wen
sreaktnr he said 1t was the duty OF the Hepuohc
n see that the Lords Day was well kept.
DIR. S. P. Rhodes. Of Montreal. then compare
the strict Sabbath observance In Toronto WIN
,ooser observance in Quebec and BOSTON, ne
tbousht Americans were not ready commercially
"a nav the price Of the Puritan Sabbath.
DR. Pare. OF Leavenworth. Kan. pleaded TOT inc
1,ur,tan sabbath in the West. where he said'
Sunday was a holiday. He spoke against readerS
Of sunday papers. but not the papers themselves.
TIE Rev. John Pollock Of Glasgow. Scotlana. DE-
nounced Sunday cars. and the Rev. NJ D. Knee
land. Of Boston, closed the meeting with ierVen'
anpeal for better observance Of the day;
HE Rev Dr. william Patterson. OF Ioronto,
preached at Berkeley Temple this morning from from
Ezekiel He said that the prophecy that the oohes
was being FULFILLED. The idea was to get the ne.
brevs together and infuse Christian life into them
then to bring back the dead TO life by the power OF
Gods Word. through the agency OF his sRar1s.
The great hindrance TO Gods Spirit was the selfish
ne. The First baptist Church filled to the doors
this evening when the Rev: DR.. Wayland Hoyt, OF
Minneapolis preached on Chrtsts touch OF the pier
IN the raisins II the widows son. He called at
tention to the fact that Christ could have per,
formed the miracle without touching the bier ana
Himself on the same plane Of ceremonial denle.
ment with the mother. who had doubtless touched
II and become uncean. according to the LevitiGal
isw Christ touched the bier OF humanity In His
Incarnation in His sufferings. In His human weak
ness and in His Atonement.