Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-14
MINISTERS IN SESSION
EASTERN CONFERENCE OF MARY
LAND LUTHERAN SYNOD.
Variety of Topics Discussed at Meet
ing Held Yesterday and Last
Evening.

The third session of the meeting of the
eastern conference of the Maryland synod
of the Lutheran Church was held last ev-
ening at s o'clock in st. Marks Lutheran
Church, Sth and = streets southwest. The
Rev. ]. Luther Frantz, the pastor of st.
Marks, presided. There were three speak
ers for the meeting, which brought to a
close the conference which mad been held
in the morning and afternoon. Rev. G..
E. Hipsey, pastor of St Luke's Church,
Baltimore, spoke upon THE Christian in
the Church" Rev. Hipsley dealt at length
upon the duties of the Christian in the
church and of the example which he or she
must set for those who have not yet
come into the fold Rev. II. ID. Newcomer
or Baltimore spoke upon The Christian in
society. The speaker called attention to
the fact that many who are in the churches
do not carry the church with them into the
society of their fellow-beings. Then. there
are those in the church who do not live
as the Master would have them, and this
is the example shown to others who would
profit by their example. Their lives do not
exhibit their love for their Master. Rev.
Mr.. Newcomer called attention to the fact
that many men appear in the society of
their feilow-men and when religion should
be shown they are lukewarm and thus do
not show up as the shining lights of their
Master as they should in the sight of
those souls which have not as yet come
within the fold of the church.
Every Man Has Influence.
Every man influences some one. declared
the speaker We should be in life what
We profess. We should give the best ex-
ample. II should be the aim of every Chris
tian in society to give the best example Be
what you profess to be: IF all were for
Christ and His Church what a mighty
army that would be-" concluded Rev. Mr.
Newcomer. Rev. I. G. Burke, ID. D.. pastor
of the Third Lutheran Church of Baltimore.
took as his subject The Christian in the
Home" He declared that the Christian
should make Christian home. DR.. Burke
stated that DIR. Parkhurst had said that
the Christian home is the heaven for the
beginner; that Claiming had written that
the Christian home is the nursery of
the infinite and that John Ruskln said that
the Christian home is the place of peace.
DR.. Burke commented at length upon the
three versions of the Christian home. He
continued that the Christian home must
be founded on Christ as the rock and foun-
dation.
At the afternoon meeting the Rev T. s.
&. Rupp, pastor of the Church OF the
reformation. Baltimore, and Rev Slas II.
Cutler, pastor of Trinity Church, Reisters~
town, Md. spoke upon Teacher Training
in the Sunday School," Rev. G. II. Butler
made an interesting address upon The Lu-
theran Church Year and the Pericopes."
Infant Baptism, When, Where and How?
was the subject for discussion by Rev. l..
M. Zimmerman, ID, pastor of Christ
Church of Baltimore, and Rev. f. FELTON,,
~
more.
At the morning meeting the devotional
service was conducted by Rev. w. c. Stoid
enmire at 10 o'clock. Rev. E. X. Bell, DID.
Scripture" After Rev. DIR. Bell had con-
cluded his remarks the conference adjourn
ed and met again at o'clock. Rev. G.. w.
Miller, ID. made an address upon THE
spoke upon The Ideal Young Peoples So
cety.''
Pastors and Churches.
The pastors participating in the confer
ence, and their churches, are as follows:
Rev. f. X. Bell, D. D., First Church. Bal
tlmore; Rev. j. c. Bowers, Calvary Church.
Baltimore: Rev. I. c. Burke, D. D.. Third
Church. Baltimore; Rev. w. II. Dunbar d.
D., st. Marks Church, Baltimore; Rev c.
NJ. Eyster, First German United Evangei-
CAL Baltimore; Rev. E FELTON,, Messiah
Church, Baltimore; Rev. w. S. Freas, D.
D., Motherhouse, Baltimore; Rev. A. P.
Helman, st. Pauls Church, Baltimore;
Rev f. Phi. Henninghausen, d. D.. st. Ste
phens Baltimore; Rev. G. E. Hipsley st.
Luke's Church, Baltimore; Rev. e. e. Ide,
Trinity Church, Baltimore; Rev. q. w. MI
Ter, D. D., Second Church. Baltimore: Rev.
A d. Mullen, chaplain Maryland peniten-
tiary. Baltimore; Rev. c. E. Raymond
Bethany Church. Baltimore: Rev. L. S. G.
Rupp. Church of the Reformation, Balti-
more; Rev. W. d. Stoudenmire, Emanuel
Church, Baltimore; Rev. A. H. Studebaker,
d. D., Church of the Incarnation, Balti-
more; Rev. L. NJ. Zimmerman. d. D., Christ
Church, Baltimore; Rev. ]. F. Crigler ST.
PauI's Church, Luthervlle: Rev S. II. Gull
ler Trinity Church. Resterstown; Rev s.
J. Derr, ST. Pauls Church, Arcadia; Rev.
NJ L. Enders, Salem Church. Gainesville;
Rev. G. I. Uhler, St. Johns Church, Spar
rows Point; Rev. S. ]. Miller, Church of
Our Saviuor. West Arlington; Rev. c. S.
Albert, d. D., Publication Society, Philadel-
phia; Rev. ]. G. Butler, d. D., Memorial
Church, Washington; Rev. C. H. Butler,
Keller Memorial Church, Washington; Rev.
Geo. Brodthage, St. Johns Church, Wash
ington: Rev. c. F. Bergner. lions Church,
Washington; Rev. J. L. Frantz, St. Mark s
Church, Washington; Rev. j. T. Huddle,
ST. Paul's Church, Washington; Rev. w. Z.
Parson, D. D., Church of the Reformation,
Washington; Rev. L. II. Warning, Wash
ington; Rev D. E. Wiseman, Church of
Our Redeemer, Washington.