The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-26
|C|1Y SERVICES
FOR TOMORROW.
Two Interesting Topics BY DR..
fundamentally Day
Services.
NEW PASTOR TO PREACH &C
Special Sermon e Juniors S Ser
vice vice for Daughters 'g} t
Of Liberty.
NEW PASTOR TO PREACH.

At Grove AvenNc Baptist Church to-
morrow two exceptionally Interesting
topics will boz discussed by tho pnstor,
DR.. y. 3. hawthorne. In the morning
he will shom the principle OF which God
responds TO our petitions and the trl-
umphs iof believing and perseevering
prayer; and in the evening no will discuss
the truo measurement Of life.
9To.morrow is set apart rs a church
rally day at venablc street Baptist
Church. All members are urgently re-
questcd to be present. Subscriptions will
be taken up to lquldate the church debt
and help pay for the new organ. At the
morning service tho pastor will take for
his subject "Gldeon's Bell" At night the
services Will be evangcistic,
Regular services will be held at ST..
James Methodist Church at both hours.
Rev. w. A. Cooper, who has just been
returned to st. James. will preach. Ills
morning subject will be "a Ringing Call"
Tho evening services will be evangelistic.
Dr.. Young, the pastor OF Centenary
Church, has returned to the city, and
will I'll his pulpit morning and night.
for the New Church Year" and the cvc-
ming subject How Samson Waited Tor
His Hair to Grow
Tho special meetings in Randolph Street
Baptist Church have been full of inter-
est throughout the week, and the speak
ors have greatly delighted the large au-
diences which have been in attendance
nightly.
s To-morrow morning Rev. w. T.. ROB
ertson will preach a special sermon to the
Junior Order OF United American Me-
chanlcs. who will attend III a body. There
will be special music appropriate to the
occasion. At night revival services will
be held, which will continue every night
next week: .84
Rev. l., B. Betty, Of Park Place Metho-
dist Church, has returned sto the city,
and will conduct both services tomorrow.
The sermons will be appropriate to tho
beginning or the new conference year.
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Services Will be held rs usual tomorrow
morning at II o'clock in Monroe Hall,
No. G11-West Main Street Rev. Charles
e. st. John. secretary Of the American
Unitarian Association, Boston, Mass, will
preach.
Isl Rev. j. A. Thomas, the newly appointed
pastor Of Laurel Street Methodist Church.
will preach his first sermon to this con-
g3Nsation tomorrow morning at ii
o'clock. Rev. Il. l.. Wells will preach at
night. His subject will be, 'Renume1;t-
ton and Infidelity. III
Rev. Dr.. J.. 3. Taylor will preach to- to-
mo.
Baptist Church. Ills subject in the morn!
ing viii be Building the Wall.''3 and
his night theme will DO "rhe Christians
Rock ~ j5 81 E5if
At Wcst View Baptist Church the morn
ing subject will be, "a Note6of Cheer"
At night the annual sermon before the I!
Young Peoples Union Will be preached I
by Rev. Dr.. r. ]. Wllinglnm, secretary
OF Foreign Missions. Special services will
be held every night during the week
Various pastors Of tho city will preach.
There will be tho usual services to-1ior-
row at Calvary Baptist Church. The
pastor, Rev. Hyland Knight will preach
at i a. NJ. and s p. NJ At the close
OF the evening service the young men
Of tho church and congregation are cor i
daily invited to meet the pastor.for
short consultation.
A special thanksgiving service will be !
held in st. Andrews Church tomorrow
night for ali the West End councils OF ,
the Daughters Of Liberty. 4 patriotic
sermon embodying some Of the principles
for which the order stands, will he preach \
ed by the rector Of the church. The !,
public is cordially invited. especially all |
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