The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-01
.NENISOF CHURCHES
AND THEIR WORK.
Series Of Services to Be lnau-
gurated at Union Station
Sunday Night.

gurdted at Union Station
Sunday Night.
The series OF services to be conducted
ut Union-Station Methodist Church by
the distinguished minister and author,
Rev. A. B. Simpson, Of New York, and
associates, Rev. Henry Wilson. D. D.,
and Rev. Wilbur F. Meminger. will be
iraugurated Sunday night by Rev. VIII
kllr T. Meminger, who will preach at
g clock. DR.. Simpson is expected to ar
rive Monday evening, and will take part
in all the services thereafter. DR.. Will
son will also arrive Monday. There Will
be three meetings daily, commencing
Monday at 1880 and at $3.50 and s P. NJ,
and continuing at the same hours Tues
Cay and Wednesday. Among the sub
jects Of these services will be 1.-THE Holy
Spirit, .'The Christ Life Foreign
Missions and 'The Worlds Evangelical
ton"
The Young PEOPLES Union of Leigh
Street Baptist Church will hold very in
tcresting exercises Sunday afternoon at
4 o'clock. This Union was organized
eight years ago, and intends to celebrate
it's birthday by two services, the first Of
which will be Sunday afternoon. At this
service the roll Of the charter members
will be called and responses will be made.
Where member has died or moved away
there will be some one to respond for
him, briefly telling of his work and in
terest in the Union. There has been
some special music arranged for this
meeting, and altogether the service prom
Uses to be one of the most successful ever
feld at Leigh-Street.
The special services at Hoge-Memorial
Church, in which much interest has been
manifested, will continue through next
week. Rev. DR.. Russell Cecil will con-
tinue to assist the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Cook
There will be two services on Sunday,
and at night Mr.. Cook will preach on
''The Prodigal Son..
On Monday night, March Sd, at o'clock
the Junior Epworth League of ST. James
NJ E. Church will entertain their friends
in the basement of the church. The pro-
rramme promises to be pleasant and in
te1esting and all are invited to be pres
ent. No admission.
Owing to the rain yesterday there was
not a quorum present at the netting OF
the ladies at Centenary Church at Il
o'clock. The ladies of the various
churches will meet now on Monday at
noon at Centenary to arrange for the
Executive Board meeting of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, South, which is to
meet at Centenary Church April 18th to
18th.
The Sunday-school to be inaugurated
in Paramount by the Sunday-school AS
ISOLATION Of the Christian churches will
be organized tomorrow morning. The
work is to be directed by members of the
Third Church. A few minutes will be
consumed in the election of officers and
the work of the school will be started.
Rev. DR.. Evans delivered the first of his
series of Friday night lectures at Monu-
mental Church last night at o'clock.
Forty conversions resulted from the
meeting conducted at Grace Church, Nor
folk, by Rev. Mr.. Boyles, of this city.
The Epworth League of st. James
Methodist Church rendered q. reception
last night to tho members and friends of
the church. A delightful literary pro-
gramme was rendered, after which re-
freshmentS were served by the young la
dies of the league.
| There will be mass meeting of the
Covenanters of Richmond tomorrow eve
| ming at o'clock in the Covenanters'
room OF the Second Presbyterian Church.
| They will be addressed by the Rev. E.
McDavies who comes to tell them Of
| the work being done by the Church of
! the Covenanters in the mountains of
! North Carolina
At Broadus Memorial Baptist Church
| the pastor, Rev. c. P. Stealey, will preach
tomorrow morning on Church Officers"
| and in the evening on "The Effect of Sin"
DIR. Kerr will preach tomorrow morning
at the First Presbyterian Church upon
"Infant Baptism" and in the evening on
''Joshua, the Soldier Of Israeli
FIev. J. O. Bahcock. pastor of Fairmount
Avenue Methodist Church, will preach to-
morrow morning on .The Church al Sar-
dis and at night on Courageous Caleb"