The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-10-08
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RELIGIOUS NEWS.

Next Sunday week, which is the
last Sunday of this conference year,
DR.. ID. G. Kelley at the morning SER
vice will repeat, by request, SER
mon he preached here several years
ago, on the causes that Lead Men
Honestly to Doubt" That night
Sunday night week.-Mrs. subject will
be, "What is Heaven" At the
morning service next Sunday, the
question of whether or not Columbia
wants the Conference next year,
will be submitted to a vote of the
congregation, and for that special
reason a full attendance is desired.
A glorious revival meeting is now
in progress at the South Columbia
Methodist Church. Rev. w. ID.
Wendell, the pastor, is being assisted
by Rev. E. l.. Gregory of Williams
port, former pastor, who is doing
some earnest, effective preaching.
There have been about 10 additions
to the church and a large number of
conversions. The church has been
crowded at each service, and every
body manifests a great deal of in
terest.
The Mems MONDAY Prayer Meet
ing is being we'll attended this week.
Last Monday there was hardly Il
vacant chair IN the room. DR.. Halle
PaGgett is the leader this week, and
has made several strlkingly inter
esting short talks. These meetings
are not intended exclusively for
christian, or church members. All
who will are cordially invited to
come and drink of the waters of life
and be blessed
At meeting in the Knights Of
Honor Hall Monda,, an organiza-
ton of Cumberland Presbyterian
Ministers, Elders and Deacons was
effected. Rev. ID. II. Waynick was
elected chairman and $. p. Payne,
secretary. The association will
meet every first Monday at 10 n. m.
in the same place.
The Main Street Cumberlands
have sold their present church
building and lot, and have bought
and will build on the lot on the cor
ner of South Main and Eleventh
streets. Rev. ID. II. Waynlck is So
Letting aid for this purpose, and
hopes to begin the work this month.
The Columbia pastors have re-
vived their regular Monday morn
ing meetings. They will meet next
Monday at 8 a. m, in the session
room of the First Presbyterian
Church, and every pastor in the city
is requested to be present.
Wednesday was the Jewish hOli.
day of Yum Ripper, and was apprO-
priately observed by the congrega-
ton in this city. Services were con.
Quoted in the Masonic Temple by
Rabbi Swartz of Nashville.
Rev. A. L. Davis preached his las
sermon at the Baptist Church al
this place last Sunday. He will re-
main in this city for the present
until he can make arrangements fol
the future.
Revival services will be conducted
every Wednesday and Thursday
night Of this month, at the Main
Street Cumberland Presbyt eriar
Church, by Rev. f. j. Tyler.
d. w. Ellard has been assigned tC
Memphis, Tenn, the Rev. Nolan
having taken Father Ellard's mis-
siOns at Glllatin, Franklin, Column
bia and Pulaski.
Rev. w. D. Wendell, pastor of tn,
South Columbia Methodist church
will preach his last sermon at thi
charge for this conference year mex
Sunday.
Services at the Catholic Church
will be held at 10 O'Clock a. m, Sun
day, the 10th inst, by the Rev. Jno
A. Nolan.
The Ma ury County Sunday-schoO
Convention will convene in SprinI
Hill tomorrow. A good time is an
ticipated.
Rev. T. f. Hudson, of Pulaski, ha
accepted call to be pastor of tn