New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-09

methods to be adopted by a.pastor to bring people
into the church:
br undersSand that in England and Scotland the
church n which the pastor dos NOT carrv an nv
sI'I7 vs0rSnS outside missionary work the
eompHsh in the solitude OF his study When a
viii be busy man but n,.%b iar o. hiT Is ne
nohier and more courageous than the one who
Let MIN get out. say, O'Clock and can his CO.
HooS sert STse'ReT anu go through the neghbor
% invite and conduct pIssers-by into the church.
A wise. gifted and devoted leader can throw RS
nnuence Tar oeyond the confines OF his church
speak eScerT tb MS Is important Let no one
tnaC gather Tor nothing is dishea-teniug as a
IN two minutes than the early morning work can
rP6 5I7rJy FefoVsr ron IN a week have the
gradually work its way back 10 the church ~, a
not summer night and an every seat in the church
would not part with that feature OF his work Tor
what Christ had hidden MIN 20 do eco We out into
repentanCe WV raI1or anu l prI , IN sinners 70
o. sur missionary work to-day? Is IL hard to
once a week as TO PROSTATE them for the other
SIX daySF say no; for IL the man Is really Gods
servant he viii make sacrifices for His Children
Thank God there is to-day an awakening - III,
servants Soon IL will be those who so do that will
De the leaders OF great masses Apathy Is what "a
now killing the churches Let the pa<torz work
six seven days week, and set examples OF IN
dnstry in Gods vineyard. and the overworked
oman vrf1
as is the rule. ~ -''
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church the
Rev. DR. George F Pentecost will preach borb
morning and afternoon Dr. Pentecost was for a
long time pastor OF the Marylebone Presbyterian
pines in the interest of the Presbyterian Board OF
Foreign Missions, and is at Mortified. Mass this
summer.
Services IN the First Reformed Episcopal Church
Madtson-ave- and Fifty hfth-st. will be continued
through the following the usual custom OF
the last thirty years Of its existence
The Rev r Maplesden. of SuffieId Conn who is
supplying the pulpit OF Calvary Baptist Church
viii speak m the gospel tent EvangeI. at Broadway
subject will be Difficulties and Triumphs OF Mis-
sto1ary Work in India"
The scventy-second annual camp meeting viii be
held In the famous grove in Ossining Heights this
year from August 70 a The exercises will be
opened on Saturday evening, August s, with the
communion and conservation services. The Rev.
Dr. c. w M1!lard. presiding elder or the NeW-4ork
district will have charge. and VIII be assisted BY
the Rev. 3. II. Carpenter. of Mount kisco. and a
large STAFF OF eminent clergynen and Iaymeu-
At the gospel tent. PenieI. Central Park West
and Observation-Disclosures, the Rev Dr. Co
burn is preaching series OF Sunday evening ser
mons on The Revelation" The special subject
tomorrow morning will be The Message TO the
{ Churches In the afternoon. at o'clock, Dr.
Coburn viii continue his series OF Illustrated ad~
dresses. his subject being. Let Your Llghs
Shine" The evening service will be evangelstlc
in character
\ rapid transformation is going on within the
walls OF the old Leake and Watts Orphan Asy-
lInl on the grounds OF the Cathedral OF ST. John
the Divine on Cathedral Heights, which has stood
as one OF the most conspicuous landmarks OF the
CITY since its erection in IS4S. This building
been in the possession OF the trustees OF the ca
TO- Taz~ -fy- N1I
been occupied as a dwelling house by Charles H.
Barnard the sexton OF the cathedral short
time azO the trustees Of the cathedral voted %
make synod house OF the old asylum building.
TO be used for diocesan purposes and especially as
the meeting place OF the diocesan convention.
which is held annually in September It has long
been a subject Of regret Bishop Potter that the
diocese contained suitable place in which TO
hold this annual gathering and he has had 70 de-
pend on the good nature or one or his recuOrS %
offer his church for the conventions sessions
When the alterations in the asylum structure have
bred feet in dimensions, with ample galleries, will
have been made. which will amply meet the de-
uands Of The convention deliberations. The IN
terror walls being rapidly demolished. and 10 -
axoected that the hall will be completed IN
time for the coming convention n september No
OF the structure save that walls viii be built,
occupying half OF the piaZzaS at the north and
south sides OF the building behind the massive
stone columns which were architectural marvel
in their generation u make room for the GAL
Ieries