The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-07
BISHOPS PREACH IN ,FRIsCo.
Missionary Sermons by Distinguish
ed PreIateS


SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6.-The first
Sunday of the triennial Episcopal con-
ference was devoted entirely to mission
2ry sermons in the various churches of
the denomination in this city and adia-
cent towns The weather was perfect
and the attendance at all the meetings
was large. The sidewalks in front of
Grace church were crowded an hour be-
fore the doors were opened AMI the cdi-
flee was unable to contain the throng
that presented itself for admiS sion at
st. Luke's and Trinity the situation has
the same, but the overflow was provided
for in other churches
The services at Grace church were con-
Quoted by the lord bishop of Columbia,
the sermon being preached by Bishop
Potter, of New York His text was
from Luke XIV, 2: "And the pharisees
and scribes murmured, saying, this man
recelveth sinners and eateth with them
He spoke of The attitude of rhe church
in relation to the problems nf modern
life, and showed the necessity for in
dividual salvation baf)re others could
be saved.
In the evening Bishop Dudley, of Ken
lucky, spoke at this church. The
Daughters of the King constituted
large part of the congregation at st.
Luke's church on Van Ness avenue.
where the morning sermon was preached
by Bishop Dudle:T, who was nj SD the cele-
brant. Bishop Whitaker, OF Pennsyl-
vania, preached here in the evening.
The services at Trinity church were
particularly impressive They were
conducted by Right Rev Edgar Jacob.
lord bishop of Newcastle assisted by
Bishop Leonard of Utah, and DR.. Clam
pitt, rector of the church The sermon
by the lord bishop of Newcastle was
review of the work of the Church of
Antioch and the application of the les
son it contains to the building up Of the
modern church. In the evening the tri-
erniaI missionary serln1r was preached
IN Trinity church before the hoard of
missions by Right Rev. Frederick r.
Graves, bishop of Shanghai it was an
instructive and eloquent review of the
work by missionaries OF the church.
with especial reference to China and the
Yar East
At st. Paul's church, Bishop Nicholson
of Milwaukee. preached in the morning
and Bishop Whitaker, of Pennsylvania
the evening
The new chancel of St Stephens vas
opened in the forenoon by Bishop Nicho-
las of Califora a. the sermon being
preached by Bishop Turtle of Missouri,
Bishop Garrett, of Dallas, assisting in
the service.
At the Cata2dral mission Of the Good
OdIndIlldl IeN. w. rec
tor of Grace church. New York. preach
ed in the morning, and Rev. j. II Hop
kins, rector of the Church of TIE Epiph-
any, Chicago, conducted the evening
services
Bishop Millspaugh, of Kansas. preach
ed at the Mare Island navy yard In
the chapels of the University of Cali
fornia services were hell BY Eastern
clergymen, who also filled many prlpits
in Oakland and Alameda At o clock
this afternoon Bishop Potter Of New
York. delivered a short address in the
auditorium Of the Young Mems Christian
association, which was crowded &c the
doors
He dealt on the Importance OF civic. as
well as moral Righteousness, and urged
the necessity of all men uniting III an
effort to maintain a high standard OF
individual and social life, which with
Christianity, were the foundation of al
good governments
united Sunday school missionary
service was held at Trinity church in
the afternoon, the children conlins
from all directions and marching into
the church carrying banners The serv.
ice was read by Bishop Ferguson, CT
West Africa.
Bishop Hare, of South Dakota; William
R. Butler, of Mauch Chunk Pa. ana
DR. Ruhring of Philadelphia. delivered
addresses. The bishop coadjutor of Chi