Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-07
TIE WEEk0 PRAYER
3,ine Observed With Services in Dap'la
and Presbyterian Churches
2, nvo>s or \ COLD S'>pN''
Man, tcssons for the Ne"
ubr >hakfngs IL OF
-, ,c second Church
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,. s,.,oa BAPTIST church bad rep,
"' ...i.e,ce Of an the Baptist
.,,,rches In JOS main audien''-'oOla ''' -
.,os, u was the hrst oil " 49, -,
ITO constituting a d'non'''"''V mo
-. ~ the week Of prayer INC
.....,., ,,.ni occur in the Second cn"'
.,o.k every nisht this week
q .,,. last nieht was THE Holy
81 .. .- co,yersion" Rev. Dr. ha'oh''
II o.t ,,o addresses were made
~. bv Rev. Dr. Thonhlh OF MSnc".s
e. and thc other by Rev. Dr. j.. y
,f,,fins of the Foreign Missicn boS'u'
4 7,.. ssbicct tonight will be The Church
q r,,,crslon" Dr. Cooper viii pre-
81 lo and addresses will BE- made by Rev
rr Wright and Rev. v. r. Jolly. Ser
...,s heein Al and close promptly at >.
pREsRYTERIAN OBSERVANCE.
Tho Presbyterians' observance Of the
week Of prayer opened Sunday night with
union service al the Second church
7,so~e was large congregation. and
nearly all the Presbyterian ministers
of the city were present. The address
,css delivered by Rev. Charles r. Hyde
Tho new pastor OF 'Ne Inn" ''"''''
has made such pleaSdht luip 49,
since his a~r'vol in Richmond. Ut ms
cordially welcomed Rev. Mr. Hyde 10
his church and 20 Richmond The latter
took as Lis text. Christ is our pass
ote~" The minister dwelt upon We
promise that our Church oi Goa -
one n am ages. and that the churcn
of the Old and New World Us one anu
the same church. Nr HYDE. DISGUISE
ing tho sacrament Of The Lord SUD
per said that 1t referred back 10 IN,
Il crucIfXion and celebrated tne "'"'n %
Christ.
Last night tho service was held al uhe
First Presbyterian church before large
and very attentive audience. The ser
vice wss conducted Dr. the pastor. Dr'
Kerr the subject for tho evening being
& "ThanksRlving and confession. REV.
q James p. Cook and Rev. charles X
7 hyde both made effective addresses.
The meeting tonight VIII be held AT
Grace-suc't church Dt. talr VIII con-
~ me service. anl ,nT p'lnclPst az az.
wiz -. 20 ,,,, I,,,,,.s, pre.,,,.,o,,a',
49,, 70 p,asb,ncton n g rhe s,,htect
"a, .i.o l,.e,i,o r.iu he "rbo Work ~
r., sririt % IN pitzo, is one ~
-. l-o,.,,,rs ara NC, orici,.l
.s,,,,,ors 80 tb, church I-or ,,,oro tban q
& ,'',,,,c- ~ q, certur,, no has been tho sole
,,.r,s,,.oti,.o ~ tho southern presb,te-
8 r,sne An the national cspital where. bv
1ls mining energy and conspicuous abjli-
81 be- has eucceeded &, huildine mn a
strong and influential church. Those who
her him will be richly repaid.
Tomorrow night the services will be
held iu Old-Alarket Hall. the meeting TO
ls conducted nv Rev. James r. Cook.
The topic for the evening will be ma
lions and Their Rulers" Addresses will
he .snade by Rev. Charles r.. Hyde and
R'-P. Kerr. y. ID.
on Thursday niaht the services will be
continued al the Third church. the Rev.
charles II. Hyde conducting the meeting.
Addresses will be made by Dr. Kerr~and
Rev q. ". Chumbley on Foreign Mis-
slons"
The meetings will be concluded Friday
night at the Church OF the Covenant, Rev
d. Calvin Stewart, presiding An address
Viii be made on Home Missions 10y
HeF. >. \. fair, ID. ID.
The Day with rho Bnptisfs.
Rev Dr. George Cooper. " the First
Baptist church. preached fine sermon
sunday morning on the Things that
Remain from the Shaking Up Of Last
ear" lie took his text from Hebrews
Nu. q. And this word yet once more
signihed The removing Of those things
that are shaken as of things that are
made. that those things which cannot De
shaken may remain.
AMOR some Introductory remarks bear
A ing directly ON the text lr. cooper said:
how innings nave been shaken up
4 during the year Just past. Forms OF
4 society have been changed. The temporal
circumstances OF many have been shaken.
nlooNeh Tor mlschahces coming IN
company uor Ike rain drops or birds,
,neg never come slnsSl nave put lheir
i,,,'. rro,si ,ter,sci,,.s ,,ore ,,;se,, s,,e-
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MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY
Rev. T.. Y. Mullins. corresponding secre-
& 'try Of the Baptist Foreign Mission
Board, preached the annual sermon be-
fore The Womans Missionary Society OF
Leigh-Street Baptist church sunday
n.sht. lie took his text from Second
KINGS. and spoke OF the part that woman
had played I'm history. lie elaborated on
ne TACT That woman had done much TO
4 ana IN the spread OF the Word Of God,
ana continuing said that TOO often had
V'.sn o,," sssocl''eu win the stigma
H. been Said 30 bor GO, - ,'1 '00 i''''e