The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-08
SUNDAY SERTICES,
A Great Variety of Interesting Topics to
be Discussed.

At the Young Mems Christian Associa-
lion this afternoon. at O'Clock
Mr.. ]. NJ. S. Leach will tell some of the
many things that n young man can do.
Mr.. Leach is president of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union, OF the First Bap-
list church, and is well known in this
city as fluent and interesting speaker.
Mr.. G. w. Hunter, Jr., a member of the
All Saints church choir. will assist IN
the regular song service.
The Boys Gospel Army service will
be held at o'clock, the assistant secre-
tary, James i. Stubs, will conduct this
meeting The order OF service consists
of a preliminary song service. Scripture
reading, and a short address by the
speaker. The subject for the afternoon
is Neglect" All boys under sixteen
years Of age are invited TO attend.
The subject for the Bible study at .
o'clock will be The Impotent Man Heal
ed at the Pool of Bethesda" The regu-
lar attendance at this study is good. and
all persons, whether members of the
class or not, are cordially invited to at
tend
All Of the above meetings will be held
I'm the Association Gymnasium-a re-
markedly cool and pleasant place.
Very many people. who would gladly
learn more about the nature and dongs
OF that particular division Of the church
militant known as the Epworth League.
were unable TO attend the recent great
convention OF Leaguers at Toronto.
Rev. w. b. Beauchamp was one OF the
fortunate ones who were there. He is
home now with a head full of new knowl-
edge about the League and a heart full Of
Epworth enthusiasm and proposes TO give
an account of the great gathering, as he
saw 1t, at Centenary church this morning.
The Epworth League has a short his
tory but a great future in Methodism
Mr.. Beauchamp is known as a good
speaker and doubtless a large audience
win gather 10 learn what this organization
Is and is doing.
The Rev Lewis f. Hite will preach
this morning and night in the MIS-
sion Room, 712 west Marshall street.
At II A. NJ the sermon will be on The
Passion of the Cross" At S r. NJ. the
subject will be The Resurrection and
Ascension" On Wednesday at s y. NJ.
the subject, THE Horse and the ASS in tho
Bible VIII be continued. The two dis
courses to-day will close the series
which Mr.. Mite has been giving for the
last five Sundays. The spiritual mean
ing of the Lord life on this earth,
which these discOurses have set forth
will be shown to be Of special interest
hat life which will be considered.
The Rev. James X. Bridges, who preach
ed so acceptably for the Grace-Street
Presbyterian church people last Sunday,
Will occupy the pulpit again this
morning and evening. The evening hour
for service at this church has been
changed TO 6 o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Bap-
fist Sunday-SchoOl Association will be
held on Sunday afternoon at 4:30 with
the Bainbridge-Street Baptist church,
Manchester.
Addresses by Rev. J. o. Rust d. D., OF
Nashville. and others. may be expected.
Rev. w. V. Tudor will prerach at IL a.
NJ to-day at the ST. James Methodist
church. and at SIS p. m. the regular pas
tor will preach On THE Saloon and the
Home"
The services at Laurel-Street Methodist
church tonight will be given over
TO the EpwOrth League of that
church Mr. T. w. Bandy will talk on the
Epworth League Convention, recently
held in Toronto. Canada, and Mr. y. c.
Scott will make an address on the Ep-
worth League.