Evening journal., 1900-04-23
PERSONS
JOIN CHURCH
Two Glasses Confirmed by Bishop
Coleman in St. Andrews and
Calvary Churches.
VISITOR PREACHED INsTJoHNs

INTERESTING DISCOURSE THERE
BY REV. JAMES WERNER. OF
LEXINGTON. MASS. IT. SERVICES
IN CHURCHES OF OTHER DE-
NOMINATIONS.
Churchgoers were out in numbers
yesterday. Despite the threatening
appearance of the weather. houses of
worship were well filled.
Bishop Coleman confirmed fifteen
| persons at the morning service in st.
Andrews Church The bishop also
preached the sermon, his text being
Receiving the end of your faith. even
the salvation of your souls"
rs there a God? How shall / live?
After having sinned how can a man
become reconciled to God? Is there life
after death2 They were the four
great problems upon which Rev. w. f..
b. Jackson preached a powerful SER
mon last night in St. Andrews Epis-
copal Church.
REV WERNER AT ST. JOHNS.
In ST. Johns Episcopal Church YES
terday morning Rev. James Werner
OF Lexington, Mass, occupied the mil
/ pit His sermon was an extremely in
teresting one. He spoke of the man
who is always criticising his neighbore
and of the good little body who can
read people like book" IL like peo-
pie who say they can read me like a
DOOR, said the preacher. q feel safe
with them, because they do not know
me all. Few people really know other
people. Sometimes married couples nm
lderstand each other no more tban
would Chinaman and a Frenehnan
lhroWn into each others arms Inv n
jostling crowd" :"
Inc vested choir, under the diree-
tlon OF Francis r. Morrison. renaatod
It's Easter program. y
DIR. MURRAY'S PULPIT FILLED
Presiding Elder Watt preached at 81
rauls M. h. Church yesterday morn
ing, ana Rev John France filled the
pulpl. IN the evening. Special services
were held in the afternoon. Mrs. Edna
Ilu1le houck recited several selections.
ana Or Watt made an address. DR.. w,
L. ,. Murray pastor OF st. Paurs. is
attending the Ecumenical Conference
in New York. my
CALVARY'S CONFIRMATION CLASS
Bishop Coleman confirmed a class of
ntteen persons at Calvary p. e. Church
last evening. The occasion was fbe
annual visit OF the bishop to the
church, and the attendance was largo
The sermon was preached bv ne
Dlshop, and he also delivered an ad-
dress to the candidates for confirma-
tion. bvan Gallagher sang a solo and
the choir gave an excellent musical
program.
SERMON IN OPERA HOUSE.
A large attendance is expected at the
opera House next Sunday evening 10
hear Rev. f.. b. Short. of Epwortb NJ
n. Church, preach. A musical pro-
gram OF a high order of excellence has
been arranged.
MALICE TOWARD FELLOWMEN.
Throwing Stones" was the subject
OF an interesting sermon delivered nv
Rev. William Writ King, new pastor
of Grace Church. yesterday. The fext
was taken from the thirteenth verse of
the fifteenth chapter of Second Samuel.
And as David and his men went nv
the way, shimei went along. on the hill
side over against him, and cursed as he
went and threw stones at him and
cast dust"
Grace Church repeated its Easter Sc
lectons.
PREACHERS CHANGED PULPITS.
Last evening Rev. G. II. TmH. of
East Lake and Rev. William NJ. Schall
OF First Presbyterian Church, exchang-
ed Dulpits.
hey John Shape, Of Delaware Ave
nue. BAPTIST Church, preached in Han
over Presbyterian Church yesterday
morning, and Rev. e. w. Long. of
dreenhill Presbyterian Church, in the
evening.