The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10
IN THE SANCTUARIES.
Services at the Y. NJ. c. \. and In the
Churches To-Day.

At the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton this afternoon at o'clock an ad-
dress will be delivered by Mr.. Byron w.
King. president of Kings School Of ora
tory. Pittsburg. Pa. Mr.. King is not only
famous on the lecture platform but is an
intensely interesting speaker in de-
votional meeting. and the men Of Rich
mond are TO have a rare opportunity
Sunday afternoon The Park Place Meth
odist church chorus choir will sing. Every
man in Richmond is cordially invited to
attend this meeting.
Mr. James =. Stubs, assistant secre-
tary, will talk to the boys IN Association
parlor al o'clock. This will be MT
Stubs last Sunday as assistant secre-
tary. as he goes to Portsmouth the week
following TO become General Secretary OF
that Association. Every boy who has
ever attended the boys meeting should be
present at this service and bring MS
friends with him, that the parlor be
crowded. Mr. Stubs will take for his
theme, Masks"
The Fulton mems meeting will be hello
in the Denny Street Methodist church, at
GAS O'Clock condcted by the young men
of Fulton. and assisted by Assistant Sec
rotary Hamilton.
The College Departments will meet In
the respective Colleges at the usual hour,
8 o'clock.
The annual meeting Of st. Paurs Sun
day school will he held IN the church
proper this afternoon at O'Clock
ana me mission scnoOi will unite in he
service Rev. Dr. Carmichael will de-
liver "a short address. and the SUNDAY
schools will make an offering 10 diocesan
mission work through the mite boxes
used by all Sunday schools OF the Fps
cOpal Church during Lent.
Mr. G.. b.. MOuntcastle viii accompany
the music with his fine cornet as the
schools march around the church.
The monthly meeting Of the Baptist
Sunday School Association Of Richmond
and Manchester will be held al the I'm
manuel Baptist church. corner Leigh and
Fifth streets, this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
interesting addresses and good music
may be expected.
The revival services at the Union
Gospel Mission. No. ., corner of Twenty
first and Franklin streets have been well
attended every night during the past week
and have been productive Of much good.
Rev L. w. Guyer preached each night,
except Wednesday night. These meet
ings will continue through this week,
the song service commencing at AS
o'clock. Singers OF any and all denomi-
nations are invited TO assist in the meet
ings, and bring the Gospel Hymn Book
Nos and 8.
Mr.. J w. Whitmore, Jr., will conduct
the services at this place tonight.
The services al the First Baptist
church to-day will be of a specially
interesting character The music by the
quartette choir will be new and appro-
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its tidings Of JOY.
DR.. Cooper will preach at both services
In the morning his subject win be "A
New Life for a New World" and in the
evening "Christs Plea for Our Conf
dence in What He Has Said About the
Future Life
There is very interesting revival IN
progress at Union Station Mission church
under the pastOrate Of Rev. w. Z. Con-
stable. and many persons have renewed
their covenants and professed conversion
| Rev. j. W. Stiff Of Petersburg preached
/ an excellent sermon Friday night and
there were three conversions. The meet
| ings will continue this week
Services appropriate 10 Easter will be
held in Laurel Street Methodist church
to-day-morning and evening. At the
| II o'clock service Rev. r. Finley Gayle,
the pastor. will preach a special sermon
10 the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety. Special music has been arranged
| for these services.
Rev. T. T. Sweeney will preach at IL
| A. NJ and T. NJ. to-day at the Seventh
Street Christian church His subject In
the morning will be Life out Of Death"
and az night III a Man Die 3lall He
Live Again."
Tho seats in this church are free and
the public are always welcome.
Dr. Witherspoon Of Grace Street Pres
byterian church. and Rev c. r. Hyde.
OF Third Presbyterian church, will ex-
change pulpits tonight.
The new Covenant Christians will hold
| their REGULAR second Sunday service at
the Soldiers Home to-day al P. NJ.
Elder staples will preach on Christ as
the Worlds Ransom"