The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1896-10-17


Rocky Mountains.
The following program has been pre-
pared by the committee in charge:
Program.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 90 1896.
1850 p. M.-Occasional Sermon, Rev. A. J. Can
field. d. D.. followed with Holy Com
munion." Rev. X. F. Johonnor presiding.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER n.
900 A. M.-Praise service:
$50 A. M-Address of welcome. Rev. r. F.
Johonnot. Response, Rev. Geo. B. Stock
ing. d. d.
9:45 A. M.-"Christian Union Consistent with
UNCONVENTIONAL Distinctions" Rev. E. L.
Rexford, ID. ID.
1O:25 A. M.-"Pers onal Union with Christ the
basis of Christian Union" Rev. E. H.
Chaplin.
IL 100 A. M.-Discussion.
1880 P. M.-The Sunday-scho | Problem. Rev.
h. A. White.
2:1OP M.-The Y. P. C. u Rev. Carl F.
Henry.
3:45 P. M.-The Present Status of the Temper
ance Problem. Rev. j. M. Getchell.
7:sO p. M.-The General Convention Report and
how to secure an increase of work and
spiritual growth in the Univers alist
Church.
/. opportunity and power of the Univer-
saist Church as evnced by its Mis-
sims" Rev. DR.. H. L. Garfield, Ohio
2. DUTY of Liberals to Liberalism" Rev.
DIR. Nash, Illinois.
g. 1.-THE Crisis and the Call" Rev. DR..
Cantwell.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %.
o.oa N-Praise saryice
$50 A. M.-Christianity in relation to Crime
and Criminals Rev. NJ. d. Shutter, d. d.
1910 p. M.-Christianity the Reforming Power.
Rev. I. w. Illman.
1850 A. M.-Ten minute addresses on the fol-
lowing topics:
a.-"The Sunday kindergarten as an Aid
to the Cnurch.n
b.-"Men's CLUBS for the Church." Rev.
Lee S. MCollester.
c.-'Asslstant Pastors. Rev. A. j. Can
field, D. d.
d.-''Methods for Conducting Special Ser
vices" Rev. j. w. Reyes.
80 P. M-Private meeting of ministers for
conference on the general UNCONVENTIONAL
situation, to be followed with consecra-
ton meeting and adjournment
An effort is being made to secure re-
duction in transportation, the result of
which will be announced as soon as
ascertained. GEO. B. STOCKING.
Chairman of the Committee.
Invitation of the Parish.
Unity Church, Oak Park, extends
cordial invitation TO all friends who wish
to attend the Conference. Entertain
t1t will be furnished to ministers and
their wives and to delegates and other
friends SO far as possible. Notice of at
tendance and statement whether one is
delegate or minister should be forwarded
at once to Mrs. o. w. Nash, III So.
Oak Park ave., Oak Park. ILL.,, to insure
entertainment. This is especially need
full as there are no hotels to which emer-
gency cases or late arrivals can be sent.
1t will also be necessary for all entitled
to entertainment to report themselves
to the Committee at the church immedi-
ate upon arrival, and register.
1t is hoped that the parish will be
able to furnish entertainment to all
ministers and delegates; but in case of
inability to do this. preference Will be
given to those coming from distance.
over the delegates from Chicago and
other places easy of access. Arrange
ments have been made 80 that all visi-
tors not desiring entertainment may OBJ
tain meals convenient to the church at
% cents each.
Oak Park is on the G. & N. p. and
Northwestern R'ys., eight miles west of
Chicago. 1t can also be reached via
Lake st. L and electric lines. The
Chicago and Northern Pacific R'y. with
station at corner of Harrison st. and
Fifth Ave., furnishes fvecept fares;
other lines ten. Those arriving via @.
q N. P. line will find church one block
north from station; via Northwestern,
one block south.