New-York tribune., 1904-10-22

THE REV. DR. GEORGE r ECKMAN.
Pastor of St Paurs Methodist Episcopal Church.
is now at its height, and which claims the atten-
ton Of so many church people For it is fact in
encien5 worRers Ia TgpmcPa nun pa ana aau9nal PGGs
and ecclesiastical circles. This is not only very
VroS think most natural who believes that religion
department of activity.
The most effective appeal which the Church
now makes to the public conscience is based on
this do not mean that pulpit exhortations TO
deeper and more intelligent devotional life fall at
" sptritIsI instruction never rnceiyed a more SIN
cere welcome sermonic literature has never had a
A publisher has lust informed me that his house has
disposed of 5000 volumes Of sermons, issued in
the course of the last year In sets Of twelve small
note Of our religious literature is social service
that the average congregation can be most easily
The outlook for evangestic movements of the
PROMISING The day tor great popular revival SAM
paigns is PROBABLY not gone forever but the method
tor bss hss1 5ts1ieCed ~, Tbrieti,n snlictude
At the sane time there was never more ardent
on the part Of Christian people not for self,
Of the worker for the service OF society; Inc anX-
iety 10 do something IS very CHARACTERISTIC OF me
which w have just entered promises to be one OF
unusual activity.
has very rs important bearing on the religious out
st hencforh 4 Pend for he Progress o
gion not so much on sporadic rSylEals as on
TO do work are showing more decided interest IN
sunday scnooi eHoFtS anu ll.5 t ler -, .Li $50
Taken as a w4ole. the contemporary religious religious
tonaby besst with many dcgIt9s nSidsnt TO Ihs
on
Henry Frank leader of the Independent Liberal
Church lust returned from a lecturing tour will
resume his meetings in Carnegie Lyceum on Sun
dav morning November S. speaking on ideals
in Art and Life Contrasted-'' This society was
established many years ago as religious home
chUrcbes and beliefs and seek 70 keep abreast O.:
the thought of the age
At St Jamess Methodist Episcopal Church.
Madison-ave and East One-hunGred-an twenty
sixth-st the fourth musical service of the sea
Will be given tomorrow evehlng, 9eIectlons he @
under the direction of Paul Ambrose choir master
At the West End Presbyterian Church. Amster-
dam-ave. and West One-hundred -and-ffth-st, the
DE- Henry H se66ns @ TInp will preach aS6 ON ON % TRe
Tuesday evening the annual 'rollcall and reunion
will be held
The Rev. Robert Bagnen. pastor Of the Metro
politan Temple tMethodst Episcopal. az seventh
ave and West Fourteentt-st.. will oficiate at both
the morning and evening services tomorrow. on
Monday evening the second Of the Metropolitan
Tl:lpIe political meetings will be held at whlch Inc
Democratic side Of the campaign VIII be presented
by John r. Crosby The popular concert VIII De
given tonight. The fail work of the metropolitan
Tempe Is now wen T-cT d oressnaISin9 having al
keeping ste902gTaPh&g 2 & SIa for the season On Fri
day afternoon Of next week the winters work in
the sewing school will be begun
The Broadway Tabernacle Church now worship
ping in Mendelssohn Hall. No us West Forteth-
St. is holding a series Of Sunday evening services
@ T2f stq@eP' .peaF on Al e R Rea6R
Students TO the Churches. The Rev Dr. FredeTI den
preach at the II a service.
At the Church Of the Puritans one-hundred-and-
thirteth-st. and Fifth-ave.. the Rev. Dr. c. )
Young. the pastor. will speak on Bishop HebeTs
great missionary hymn, From Green5ard 4hI S. icy
Authorship and influence"
The Church and the Drama will be the sub
tect OF the Rev DR.. George P. Eckman's sermon
tomorrow evening in St. Paurs Methodist Eps-
copa! Church West End-ave and Eighty-sixth-st
This will be the fourth discourse in series on
The Relations Which Exist Between the Church
EcSmans morning topic will be a Vision OF God
viii sing in this church and DR.. L. A Banks will
deliver address on the temperance situation
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Fifth
ave and West Fifty-hftt-st.. the pastor, the Rev
DR. J. Ross Stevenson. will preach both morning
and afternoon tomorrow
Al the West Presbyterian Church. West Forty
second-st between Fifth and Sixth aves-. the pas
TOR the Rev Dr.. Anthony Fl. Evans. will preach
AZ the morning service on Gods Day OF Saliva
ton and in the evening Living in the Pres
ent" The choir will sing. among other selections.
The Lost sheep" by Foster and While the
T,artb Renlaneth.' by Tours. Ericsson Bushnell
Vii sing the bass solo, Hear Ne When J Call
com 1posed by Bruno HUM, the organist Of the
church.
-ba annual collection OF Peters Pence Will be
,sken al all the masses in all of the Roman Catho-
I churches in the archdiocese Tomorrow by order
81 Archbishop Farley.
Halloween party will be held October =
IN the chapel Of the White Church Bush
vy,ck-aye and Himrod-st Brooklyn. the Rev.
TSTard Niles pastor. under the auspices OF the
C'hr1stIan Endeavor Society
Fishop Henry W Warren OF University Park.
Col will preach tomorrow morning in St An
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