The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-13
Other Church Service,

The services at the First Baptist church
conducted by Rev. j. l.. White OF Ma
con- Ga.-eontnued Sunday with in
creased interest
The subject of the morning sermon by
Rev Air. White was "rhe Regeneration
and Conversion of Peter.
At . O'Clock the subject Of tho sermon
was Father and Mother
The speaker exalted the duty Of work
ins for fathrr and mother and Of honor
irg them in every possible way while
they remain with as.
40 O'Clock the subject Of the sermon
was behind the Blood.
The services will continue throughout
the present week.
As yesterday marked the close Of the
mission year at the Broad-street Mission.
there was special Observance Of II last
night hy having a "watch-night' meet
ing, with spcc.ai addresses.
Io-nights meeting Will he observed as
anniversary night and there Will be scr
mon by Rov j. W. Daugherty. There
Will also Dee a report by the superinten-
dent OF the wolk accomplished In the past
year.
Rev Edward Hoyoke. OF Providence r.
J., conducted morning and evening SER
vices 40 OBJ. Second Baptist church sun
day
At st. James church on Sunday morn
Ing after tie services hy the Pastor. Roy.
10 mo- Ara0t CLARK the Bishop Of the DiO-
cesc. RI Rev r. 81 Whittlc who-preach-
ed the sermon found in ST. Luke, 18th
chapter. lst and -l verses.
AFTER the sermon be confirmed
class ~ twenty-three persons-fourteen
gentlemen and nine ladies. The Bishop
preached powerful sermon. his voice
was very strong. The congregation was
large. tie day Nas very fine and pleasant.
'fl HI J.. H.Na DO.
in progress at the Epworth Mission. cor
ner Of Washington and Winder streets.
continues with undated interest.
Rev. II. j. Taylor has been doing the
preaching most of the time
Rev. Mr.. Lee Guyer preached a very
forcible sermon Sunday morning from
the words set thy house I'm order" and
there were two conversions.
This little mission u.s. doing n good work
in the neiehhorhood where IL is situated.
The Epworth lie que OF Laurel-Streot
Methodist Church the founder of this
little growing mission. and 10 was froia
this society who furnished most OF ITS
active members hence the name EpwOrth
This Church is under the charge OF
Laurel-Street Methodist Church. and Rev.
Wallace Evans. is the assistant pastor 70
Rev. Y. j. Taylor the pastor Of Laurel
Street Church.
The services at Laurel-street Metho
dist church Suuia were attended by
good congregations. The pastor Rev. r. J.
Taylor occupying tie pulpit both morn
ing and evening.
At the evening service he chose the
subject Mother md delivered very
forciblo sermon.
After the sermon 1frs. Alice Carter sang
a beautiful hymn.
The Epworth LEAGUE temperance meet
ing at 7.15 =. NJ. Wa especially fine MIS-
Annie carp was Tie leader. and there
was fine singing and several short papers
read by the member. and the audience
was instructed and entertained at this
service.
Rcv. J. r. Mastin reached an eloquent
sermon az the Soldiers Home Sunday
afternoon taking as his text How Shall
We Escape If We slcct So Great SAL
yation2'
The interest Of the exercises was great
lv enhanced hy the appropriate singing
of Trinity choir
Sergeant Whilock has arranged TO- the
third Sunday I'm Ma and has engaged
the services Of Rev Mr. Bcadles. pastor
OF the Fairmount church. who will be
accompanied by bis choir which is one
Of Che best-traned in the city
Revival services will be- held nightly at
Centenary church this week.
Ecv. j. r. Harrison preached al I'M
manuel papust church Sunday night.
when revival service were begun
Rev J. e.. ili6on. ID. j.. delivered an
able address before lie Young People,
Union 20 Grace Street tabernacle Sunday
afternoon. Ills subject was The lords