The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-18
BISHOP JAEGER
WAS DELAYED { [. |! ed
Snow Bound at Boston and Will Not.
be at ST. Paul's To-Day.
Or. HAWTHoRNE's Sc NJ ON.
"Is Future Punishment Eternal?" Will
be His Subject To-Day-Union Ser
vice IN Behalf of French Prot
estants-Other Church News.

81 oiolioV JdSSeI Will uOt pASASAA q - ~"
Paurs Church to-day. He is delayed In
Boston by the storm and telegraphed here
to that effect yesterday. The holy com
munion service will be conducted at IL
o'clock by Right Rev. Robert A. Gibson,
who will also preach.
Mr.. John R. Matthews, OF oxford. Eng
land, will hold Bible-reading service at
4 p NJ. for men only.
g Rev. J. Calvin Stewart, pastor of the
Church of the Covenant this city, will
preach in Petersburg to-day.
He will fill the pulpit Of the Washing
ton-Street NJ. E. Church for the pastor,
Rev. B. F. Lpscomb. who wishes to
be in Richmond to attend the funeral
of DR.. A. G. Brown. D. D. Mr.. Lipscomb
will preach at the Church of the Covenant
at the morning and night services.
Rev. J. B. Hawthorne, D. D., has Sc
lected for his sermon to-day what he
says is a very unpopular question: rs
Future Punishment Eternal?" And at
night he will ask the question:: What
Do You Think Of Jesus Christi
WEDDEIL MEMORIAL
AT Il o'clock to-day Right Rev
Francis M. Whittle, Bishop of this
Diocese, will preach at Weddell Me-
nordal Church and confirm quite a large
class of persons, who have been added to
its membership during the short period
that the Rev. Edwin 3. Snead has been
its pastor.
Tonight DR.. Smith, of the Sec
ond Baptist Church, will discuss "Chris-
tianity and Scientists The Yoke in
Youth and Christianity and Scientist"
The series of sermons which the Doctor
is now preaching has produced a decided
~ pleasing and popular impression. Very
large congregations have listened atten-
lively to the two that have preceded.
Rev. Carey Z. Norsans subject at the
evening service at Seventh-Street Chris
ton Church to-day is "Why are not
more people converted to Christ in the
Churches?" This will prove an interesting
topic, in view of the fact that several
large bodies report small increase, and
in some instances a positive decrease.
BROAD-SrREET METHODIST.
Rev w B. Beauchamp, pastor of
BroadiStreet Methodist Church. will
preach this morning on Missionary In
fuences.' In the evening, his subject
will be Friendship"
In response to an invita- ton extended
by Rev. Jere Witherspoon, D. D., pastor
Of Grace-Strect Presbyterian Church, Rev.
q. o. Guerrant D. D., of Kentucky, will
visit Richmond and conduct two services
day in the Grace-Street Presbyterian
Church-a morning service and also a
service at night.
He is expected to arrive in Richmond
in time to- begin his services on Sunday,
March 25th. IN
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Mr.. c. H. Hamilton, first assistant secre-
tary of the Young Mems Christian Asso-.
citation, conducted the devotional:
meeting of the Clay-Street Epwortfl
League Friday evening Owing to special
meetings at the church, which began We'd
nesday evening, the league held its ser
vices at 1880 In the infant class room. The
services were interesting and helpful. Rev.
L. 3. Betty, pastor Of Clay-Street Church,
will hold special services every evening
next week.
A large attendance greeted Rev. w. II.
Book at Third Christian Church at s
o'clock Thursday night. The subject OF
his sermon was what is Necessary Tor
a Revival Friday afternoon, at 4
o'clock, Mr.. Book conducted Bible read
Ing, and at o'clock preached on Inc
Blessings of Adoption
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.
A union service will be held at the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church this after
noon at o'clock in behalf of the French
Protestants. DR.. w. W. Moore, Rev. W.
Meade Clarke and others will speak.
"
Methodist Church, will preach at the City
Almshouse to-day at II o'clock A. NJ.
Outsiders are invited and urged to attend.
The subject of DR.. Cooper's sermon to-
night at the First Baptist Church
will be, youths Victorious Manhood 8
Protection To succeed in the contests of
youth, athletic, literary or political, is not
only the highest pleasure, but the great
est resource of later strength. TO be
weak in lfe's youth. is often to be weak
in middle life. The subject is of interest
to those who desire to secure strong
life in the maturity of manhood. Young
people are cordially invited to the SER
vice.
Services to-day at the Soldiers Home
will be as follows:
At II A., NJ. preaching by Rev. w. P.
Constable. of the Methodist church; at
F. NJ, by DR.. ]. P. Smith, and at 5
clock in the evening, by minister from
the Union Theological Seminary.
Appropriate music will be rendered at
each of the services.
Mr.. II. o. Williams. now International
Railroad Secretary of the Young Mems
Christian Association. Will address the
mems meeting in the Y. NJ c. A. Hall
this afternoon at 4 o'clock. 1t
will be a service full of interest to men,
and many will be glad to have an OPP
portunity Of again hearing NJ. Williams.
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