The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-14
YALE MISSIONARY BAND.
Extensive Programme for It's Visit to
This City.

The Yale Missionary Band an OrganiZa-
ton Of five Yale graduates whose mission is
to visit cities to create a deeper and more
general interest in missions, the members
themselves being volunteers for the foreign
field, will conduct a series of meetings in
this city, beginning Saturday Jan. q, and
will continue until Wednesday, the 18th.
This band comes on the invitation Of the
Societies of Christian Endeavor, Epworth
League, Baptist Young Peoples Union,
Young Mems Christian Association, Young
Woman's Christian Association aud the
.Woman's Missionary Social Union, and the
work of the organization is Endorsed by the
Denominational Board of Missions, Student
Volunteer movement and the leaders of
young peoples movements. The headquar-
tiers will be at the Young Woman's Chris
tan Association, 231 North Meridian Street,
and the meetings will be in charge Of com
mittees selected from all the local Orgauiza-
tons which joined in extending the invita-
ton. The object is to forward the movement
for missions and in other cities the band
has met with great success.
The meetings will open Saturday evening,
Jan. q, at the Merdian-str6er NJ. j.. Church
at 1880 p. m, when a conference will be
held between the band and the local COM
mittee on arrangements, officers of all young
peoples organizations and members OF the
missionary committees. On Sunday the
members of the band will preach both morn
ing and evening. AT 3:45 p. m. a meeting for
men will be held at the Y. NJ. G. A. and
at the same hour meeting for women at
the Y. w. G. A. On Monday at s p. m.
mass meeting Of churches and young peo-
pies organization will be held at Roberts
Park NJ l.. Church.
Tuesday at 2:3O p. m. a mass meeting of
Women's Missionary Societies will be held
at the First Baptist Church At 1880 on that
day district rallies will be held as follows:
Central district at the First Presbyterian
Church, to which the following congrega-
lions and young people are invited: First
Baptist, First, Second and Twelfth Presby-
terrain, Central Englewood Haughyille,
West indianapolis and Oaklandon Chris
tian Churches, Plymouth Congregational,
Haughville Friends, Roberts Park. Merid-
ian-street, Grace Haughville West Indian
apolis, Trinity, East Park M. +. churches,
ClermOnt Christian, West Newton Friends,
Valley Mills Friends, Irvington M. E, Irv-
Presbyterian. Woodruff Place Baptist,
Woodruff Place United Presbyterian and
Mount Jackson NJ p churches GIhisa ch,sst,or
Church. TO which the following congrega-
lions and young people are invited Central
avenue NJ. E, Broadway NJ. F., Brightwood
M r.. oak i'm M e. Iincoin-avenue M
f., Allen A. NJ. T., Memorial Presbyterian,
Fourth Presbyterian, United Presbyterian,
Congregational, First Friends, Moravian
United Brethren, Third Christian, Hillside
Chrlsuan, College-aVenue BAPTIST EDehezsf
English Lutheran, Furnas-pace NJ. L.,
Highland English Lutheran.
Northwest District--At Tabernacle Pres
byterian Church, TO which the following con-
grcgations and young people are invited:
Mayiower Congregational Peoples Congre-
gational. Blackford-street NJ. e, Wesley
Chapel NJ E., Calfornia-street NJ. T., Hall
place NJ. T., Garden Baptist, University
place Baptist. North Indianapolis Baptist,
Tabernacle Presbyterian, Home Presbyter-
ian, Grace Presbyterian, Olivet Interdenom-
national, Broad Ripple Christian, North
Indianapolis Christian, North indianapolis
Christian. North indianapolis M. b. King
avenue NJ. f., Hyde Park NJ. E., MapletOn
Simpson Chapel NJ l..
South Side District-At Fietcher-place NJ.
u. Church, TO which the following congrega-