The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-26
MOVE TOWARD
GETTING PASTOR
Pulpit Committee of Randolph
Street Wi|I Probably Be
Completed To-Day.

1t is understood that 4 congregational
meeting of the Randolph-Macon Baptist
Church will be held to-day. at which
some action will be taken toward select
ing a pastor to succeed the Rev Il. ,.
futile, who has recently gone TO trls-
field, Nd. a Pulpit Committee VIII IN
ali probability he appointed to-day ii
the meeting. which vas announced some
weeks ago, is hello.
Several names have been mentioned IN
connection with the Randolph-Street
Church Among them are those OF the
Rev. w w Sisk, of Manchester. tnc the
Rev. ]. w. Mitchell, of Portsmouth.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard Taylor, widely
known for their connection with me
China Inland Mission, VIII begin series
of meetings here to-day Thcy VIII Dc
here until next Wednesday night, and
while in the city VIII be the guests OIL
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. v. Daniel
The opening service will be held this
morning at II o'clock at Broad
Street Methodist Church, when DR..
Tavlor will speak Mrs Taylor will de
liver addresses this morning AT
7 aI1re1-Street and Tonight at Centenary.
Dr. Taylor will speak at night at the
Second BAPTIST Church. Tho programme
for the remaining three days is as foi-
lows:
Monday January 27tl-Mrs. Howard
rra1.Inr i p NJ. First Baptist Church;
DR.. Howard Taylor, T. NJ, Second
Presbyterian Church.
Tuesday. January 2Sth-Both, Z. M,
demonstration Methodist Churcn-
Wednesday, January 29th-Both, T.
NJ. Broad-Street Methodist Church.
No sort of collection will be taken at
any meeting.
Dr.. ]. B. Hawthorne will preach in the
morning at Groye-Ayenue Baptist Church
on TT Is More Blessed to Give than to
Receive The annual church meeting
Will be held at o'clock in the alter
noon There will be no service at nlSht.
The Rev NJ. Ashby Jones will preach
in the morning at Lelgh-Street on
..Christs Relation to Christianity His
subject at night will be, story of an
Endless Chain.
At Centenary DR.. ". ". Lear will
preach in the morning on The Chris
tan as Christ's Representative" At
night there will be an address by Mrs.
Howard Taylor. Of China.
The subject of the Rev. L. B. Betty
at Clay-Street in the morning will be
.'Commendable Compulsion." At night
he will speak OH The Gracious Invita-
ton of the Gospel of Christ
Tie Rev. j. D. Langley will preach ir
the morning at St. James on The Bible;
What Shall We do with It?'' His sub
ject at night will be, Enlisted for the
Battle
DIR. Howard Taylor, of the China In
land Mission, will speak in the morning
at Broad-Street. The pulpit will be filled
al night by the Rev. w. B. Beauchamp
who will preach OH The Equality of OPP
portunity."
The Rev. j. O. Babcoclz will fill his
pulpit at Fairmount-Avenue Church.
His subject at night will be, The Price
of a Dance
The Rev C. E. Stricken. D. D., Will
preach in the morning at the First
Church. The pulpit will be filled a,
night by the Rev ]. G. AIcAllister.
y union communion service will be held
this afternoon at $50 o'clock at
the Seventh Street Christian Church. All
the Christian ministers i'll the city Will
participate in the service.
The Rev. C. II. Crawford, superinten.
dent of the Anti-Saloon League. of Vlr-
ginia. Will preach in the morning at West
End. At night the Rev. IL. p. Atkins
will preach on Felix Before Paul
The Rev. Il. ". Troy will preach in the
morning at Marshali-Street Church CT
Christian Service" His subject at
night will be Death: What Is It?.
DR.. Cornelius Woelfkin, pastor Of the
Green-Street Baptist Church in Brooklyn
one Oh llie largest the GSnOill-
ination in Greater New York, and one
of the most noted Baptist ministers il
the country. has been secured for series
OF three addresses in the Third Chris
tan Church during the last week IN
March.
The Rev. r. 3. Egsleston will preach
at IL a. NJ. and at p. NJ. at the Third
Presbyterian Church. His subject in the
morning will be Gods Part and Mans
Part in Saliva tion.h.At night he will speak
on. .Sanctitication as Taught in the Scrip
lures" A cordial invitation is extended
to all to attend these services.
The Failure OF Nom Christian Religion
Will be the subject of an address to be de-
livered by Mr. W. Reginald Walker be-
fore the Epworth League of st. James M.
Z, Church. Twenty-ninth and Marshall
Streets, this evening at o'clock.
The meetings at Broadus Memorial
Church have been growing in interest
and attendance from the start and will
he continued next week. The Rev y.
A. solly. OF Emmanuel Church, will
preach morning and night to-day and
each evening curing the week.
The special meetings in progress at Fen-
a1ie-Street Church are growing in inter-
est. DR.. Garrett is a very strong and
fCrceful preacher. and the pastor and
oople are hopeful of excellent results.
Beginning tomorrow. DR.. Garrett will
preach a series of four sermons on The
Life 1n a Fair Country The sermons
are specially adapted to men.
The many friends of DR. Witherspoon.
r.a sfa- Of - Grace Street preshy+ r. ri a :,