The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-10

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M. Good Literature" 1880 p. m, "Some
Great Sinners Ancient and Modern
The Reorganized Church Of Jesus
',,ris, Of Latter Day Saints will hold SER
ices on Sunday In the Militant Hall (resr
" the Ov,-ra Housed as follows: 10 a.. m,
sunday school: II a. m, preaching. Ha-
vaiian service; p. NJ, Book of Mormon
class: $50 p. m, preaching. English SER
vice. The subject will be, THE Kingdom
o. Cod
! ChrixtiAn Church, Rev. John G. Hay,
pastor.-sunday school. s:4S; morning ser
vice, II; young peoples meeting. $50:
Chinese Church (CoagreGationaD. Rev.
Edward w. Thwing. acting pastor.-Sun-
day SCHOOL. $50: preaching service. IL;
SWnday school IN EE giish, 80; evening
service. T:1o: Wednesday. prayer meeting.
80. The pastor viii speak In the morn
ing on, "Co-Workers With Christ" He
will speak in the evening on STORY of
Joseph"
Japaasss Church Scr
vices ut the "a Lyosun 1T Il and re
O'Clock
japanese n n. ChsreA, Il Kfhara, pas
tor z. TokiRaAa, associate pastor.-6ua-
day school. -: morning service, II: even
lag service, TO: class meeting, SEQ; pray
&C meeting, Wednesday, g. earvises at
Waikahalulu Church.
/ KawaiAhao Church. Rev. II. II. Parksr.
pastor.-6unday school. 10; morning ser-
vice, IL; evening service. TO: proa ching in
tar. cndeavor. $50; prayer meeting. We'd
nrsday. TN.
Rev. w. d. Westervelt will preach or
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dist met in Stevenville, Mont, August
30th. with Bishop Duncan in the chair
All of the preachers were present. The
reports show a membership of HOG; re-
ceived this year, 1876 members; church
property, including church edifices and
parsonages. worth 81. 300. The work is
better manned than at any time in its
history.
The new Presbyterian house Of wor-
ship in Fullerton, Orange county, wa:
dedicated on Sunday, October 14th
With the exception of one it is the
largest and handsomest church edifict
in the county. The usual collection
for the debt was omitted, for the reason
that there was no debt. The pulpit
was made from a tree that grew il
Fullerton, and all the work on il wa,
done at home.
The Synod of California, which hel,
its annual meeting recently in Der
. kelley. is divided into eight presbyteries
hac in, oil
/ churches. The membership of tn
churches is 23,657: additions the las
year on confession were 1882, by lette
1917. The amount contributed to tn
D eight boards of the church was $50, 773
s to miscellaneous benevolence, $17 ,S62
a for congregational purposes, $685.
"A month of Sundays" The Livin
Church says, lis of the same length a
the ordinary month, because every da
OF the week is a Sunday with some ma
ton. For example, the first day of tn
: week is the Christian Sunday; Monda
Is the day kept sacred by the Greeks
Tuesday is the Persian day of rest; o
y Wednesday the lAssyrians worship
Thursday is a holy day among tn
Egyptians; the Turks keep Friday, an
T. the Jews Saturday, as their Sabbath.
d One of the important religious meet
d ings of the autumn will be the Ne,
# York State Conference of Religion reI
y resenting thirteen denomination
among them Trinitarians, Unitarian
and Jews. The general secretary is tn
Il Rev. Leighton Williams, pastor {
Y. Amity Baptist Church, New York. Tt
l. conference will meet in the metropol
lie November 20 to %. This is a movemer
t, toward religious unity in work: differ
lie ences in religious forms and though
are frankly recognized and passed b,
lie Bishop Warne of the Methodist Epi.
m copal Church tells in the Christian Az
y vocate of the dedication of the fir.
i Protestant church in the Philippine is
)f ands in Manila. over which Nichols
rs Zamora, a graduate of the Roma
:. Catholic College in Manila, is paste
The Filipinos paid for the propert
themselves, decorated the interio
l. lined the walls with texts from II
l. Bible. instead of the images, and a
Pr ranged for the service of the dedicatio
Of calling to their aid Rev. ]. B. Rodge
" of the Presbyterian Mission and Bishc
l. Warne.
t.
DR.. Morgan, the London minister wi
has just been called to the Centr
ID Congregational Church of Brooklyn,
s succeed the late DR.. Behrepds. is
al preacher par excellence. not a paste
Of and is to come with the understandil
IN that he Is to do no pastoral work wha
n soever. THE distinction" says tt
IT Church Standard. " is a clear one, al
Iy action under it may be wise and jus
IN Christian teaching, pastoral work, q
ministration-the gifts which lead
large usefulness and success in the
IF three departments of services are di
D ferent. If a man is prominently