The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
In THE
CHURCHES.

| SCUOu vi, ~. AIlutSii iiCiu ilVCiCoU-
ing services all day yesterday when
IC Evangelist William X. Galloway
preached and also spoke in the Sun.
day School.
Decision Day was observed in the
Sunday School and Al scholars came
forward and pledged themselves to
begin a Christian life. There were
also twelve conversions In the even.
ing Mr., Galloway preached and there
were eight conversions and 1s joined
church. Among those converted were
two relatives of the evangelist
At the evening service Mr.. Gallo
way preached from the subject "Let
the Wicked farsake his Ways" etc.
and preached an excellent sermon.
The effect was marked, and the altar
was filled at times. All who went to
the altar we're converted, and the en-
tire congregation were swayed by the
words Of the speaker, and as the
sesvices progressed the congregation
grew enthusiastic.
Pastor ]. W. Easley, who has been
i'll with a bad cold, was able to be
present and take part in the services.
lie was greatly pleased with the
day. The services at Scott Church
will continue each evening during the
coming week, and Mr.. Galloway will
continue for that time.
Yesterday was big Sunday at AS
Ii,v f'h,I,tLl In la inn
twenty-three persons joined the
church. In the evening eight per.
sous came to the alter aud two pro-
tcssed conversion. 1t was mission
ary day in the Sunday school and up
wards OF Sa75 was raised. The re-
yyal services will continue this week.
The Holy Name Society Of ST.
Patrick 5 church attended the early
mass Yesterday in a body.
Special music is now given almost
every Sunday at the Second N. Z.
| Church. of which the Rev James L..
Nichols is pastor.
The Reys. John France and W. r.
Hammond were the preachers at
Harrison Street M. T., Church ycster-
lday. Mr.. France is one Of the old.
es. ministers in the conference and is
still doing excellent work.
At the l'itst Presbyterian Church
! Yesterday the Rev, ". L. Hill Of
Camden. n. ],
| The Rev. William d. Manross last
, evening at st. Mchael's Church
preached ON pride" as the first and
most important Of the seven deadly
sins recognized by thcologian,. MIR.
Manros, declared that this sin cals.
ed more trouble than any other. The
various forms Of pride were ably
treated and the rector criticised ''in-
tcllcctual pride" as ILLUSTRATED by So
called liDcgtl or broad chruch views Of
men in eircummeElSou the Church
aud the Bible doctrines. Next We'd
nesday evening the Rev. Frederick
d. Ward Of st. Clements Church,
Philadelphia will speak at st. Mlth-
ae' ;.
Rev. Father Baxter is assisting
Rev. W. j. Bermingham who has been
very sick bat who is gradually re-
covering.
la appreciation Of the service, Of
| Bishop Coleman in conducting 4 mis-.
sion in st. John IS sCiurch New Bruins
: wick, that cilurcii Ina, sent con
| triDutiOu of no Tor diocesan misSlun>
here.
Tie Rev. William J. Hamilton has
,, elected seCreLaiy Of the CleriCal
brotherhood Of the Episcopa. bio
cese of Delaware to succeed the Rev.
G. Il. DuDell, vino la, removed to
Philadelphia,
AT Grace NJ. Il. CHURCH yesterday
| the preachers were the Rev. Henry
G.. Budd of Berlin, Md. ana Rev.
Walter T.. Avery Of this city, The
Rev. William Writ King. the postor,
and Mrs. King were called away Oh
account Of the death Of the latIcr's
father.
There was baptism at Bethany Bap
Hist Church last evening.
ST. Stevens Luthc.n Church will
hold Lcnten services al ) p, m. on
Wednesday and AZ 4.jO p, M, on
Friday.
Mrs. ella Mace of ConstioiIockcn is
conducting revival services al l!ar-
NcSlcr'S Mission, Front and Jefferson
streets.
William II. Oliver is receiving con-
siderable praise AS a sulolst at Ni.et
lIcshytcrlan Church.