New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-02

in the chapel is maintained. and the audience room
there is invariably well filed The Rev. William
Bishop Gates. assistant pastor Of the church and
acting pastor in the absence Of the Rev. Dr. John
Balloon Shaw. spoke yesterday OF the experience
OF his church in it's policy of keeping open during
the summer. The Rev. Mr.. Gates said
People are demanding, an open door policy in
the East Many VINO nave not me. tne Eeno' est
sistent (and ogically2 in their iemlnd tat there
trade in China. II is somewhat the same here n
New-York People demand an open church
hottest intention of entering a church during the
demand this for those who do desire TO go. Such
a feeling sGbconscious if not expressed. that
church which fails TO furnish, in the hardest time
t Omen Ir doors Gould give that rest ana relief TO
the physically overborne and the spiritually de-
pleted which communion with God can afford, is
ago and II responded The West End Frosbyterian
Church was the pioneer Of the Pess5yterian de-
nomination in the open church policy. Not OIL
morning and evening services on Sunday ord mid,
church open all the week for prayer has come TO
be the custom minister is always 70 be found
pie OF the neighborhood know this. This church
2 PEI Hen t Io ian b oe eepi Bf@r their minds
a constant reminder that God IS the God Of the
church" saves soul from sin. it pays.
The Rev. Dr. George 2. Eckman will preach on
American Patriotism" at ST. Paurs Methodist
Episcopal Church, West End-ave and Eighty
sixth-st tomorrow morning. Patriotic hymns will
church until the middle Of September. The pastor
Will remain in charge until August l.
At Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. in West
Observation-Disclosures services will be held
all summer. on Sunday mornings in July. at Il
o'clock. the pastor. the Rev DR.. Ezra 5. Triple
viii preach. and at 80 o'clock in the evening,
pie will make brief address. The Sunday school
VIII follow the morning service. assembling IL
at o'clock on Wednesday evening.
At the Fourth Presbyterian Church West End
ave. and Ninety-first-st.. the Rev Dr. Francis
l.. Patton. president OF Princeton Theological Sem
and on the Sunday following at the same hour
There VIII be no evening service. The pastor the
for the last t1s h hSsr. PP9ached last sunday
his pulpit on the second Sunday in September DR.
Hunter Is summerlnS at Claverack-On- Hudson
The American Bible Society has Just issued from
its press the Gospel OF St. Luke in Arapahoe. trans
lated by the Rev. J. Roberts OF the Shoshone mis-
sion Of the Protestant Episcopal Church In Sho-
shone Agency. Wyoming. One Of the remarkabIs
features of this translat is the length Of soma
or MS words which spread pretty well over the
Wldth or the page There not many who use
but there are few who speak it and read If srSd
many, "S u 'ne
On account Of the proximity OF Independence Dav
the Rev Dr.. David G. Wylie pastor of the Scotch
Presbyterian Church. at Central Park Wesr and
Ninety -siNth-st, VIII preach at tomorrow morn
mss service on Conditions OF National Stability"
mo CHRISTIAN Indedvor Society viii be Conducted
at p m. and the weekly devotional reetinr LII
Do heId on Wednesday evening at O'clock wa
Puritan Chapel Nos. % and 25 East one-hundred-