The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01
ACTIVITY IN CHURCH
CIRCLES Is FEATURE
OF the C|TY's LIFE
Archbishop Is to 0fficiate a
a Confirmation This
Morning.

There will be great activity in the
churches and among the various de-
nominations today. The temporary
building of st. Johns Church on
Fifteenth street, near Valencia, will
be occupied for the first time,
when the rector, the Rev. Mr.. Sanford,
will preach, hoping to meet and have
reunion with the whole of his flock
IL possible.
At 10 o'clock this morning the Most
Rev. Archbishop Montgomery will ad-
minister the sacrament at confirmation,
which will be held at st. Anthony's
Church
The Inauguration of the temporary
site of st. Ignatius Church and College
on Hayes and Shrader streets will take
place this afternoon at 8 o'clock. The
programme will be as follows:
Prayer by Archbishop Montgomery;
introductory remarks by Hon. ]. F.
Sullivan, president of the alumni asso-
citation; address by the Rev. Father ].
p Frieden. president of the college,
music by. the First Regiment N. G. C.
band; address, Mayor Schmitz; address,
dress, Thomas w Hickey; address,
Archbishop Montgomery, blessing.
The band of the First Regiment has
volunteered its services for the occa-
sion.
IL 1NCiAy IDS UCcH COlHtCIcu
with ST Ignatius Church since the
early SOS, having worshiped in the
first and second church on the late
Emporium site and the church just de-
stroyed on Hayes street and Van Ness
avenue.
The services being held In the large
tent erected by the Hamilton Methodist
Episcopal Church on Waller street near
Belvedere, will be made of great inter
est this morning by the presence of DR..
H. A. Cleveland of Minnesota, who will
speak at the IL O'Clock service
At the Hamilton Square Baptist
Church, Post street, above Fillmore,
the pastor, the Rev. Louis ]. Sawyer,
will conduct the communion service
and reception of members this morning
at IL o'clock and this evening will
preach on the topic LAS a Little Child" :"
At the young peoples service at Gas
will occur the installation of officers
for the coming semester A patriotic
prayermeeting will be held on the
evening of the Fourth.
DR.. George e. Burlingame, pastor
elect of the First Baptist Church.
breaches for the first time to his own
congregation next Sunday morning A
reception will be rendered him at the
Hamilton Square Baptist Church on
Monday, July 8, by the San Francisco
Baptist Church Extension Society, at
which DR.. Burlingame will deliver the
address He will also be entertained at
dinner given In his honor on Tuesday
by the pastors about the bay.
The Rev. j. George Gibson, pastor of
the Emmanuel Baptist Church, on
Bartlett street, near Twenty-second.
will preach in his own pulpit this
morning and evening.
The Baptists opened a new mission
last Sunday at 1850 Lombard street.
which will be known as the New Hope
Baptist Chapel. Services will be held
on Sunday at 3 and on Wednesday at
7;45. Rev. Charles E. Dunham will be
the pastor.
DR.. Granstaff and DR.. Toy, the noted
evangelists from the East, and Evan
gelist Singer Powers are holding forth
at Calvary and. Triniry churches. They
are also going to do camp work in the
city. Both DR.. Granstaf and DIR. Toy
are strong preachers and have come to
the city through the generosity of the
General Assembly. Evangelist Powers
has been leading large congregations
at the song services at Calvary.
The First Congregational Church
will, as usual since the fire, worship
jointly with Plymouth Congregational
Church, Post street, between Webster
and Buchanan, this morning and even
ing.
DR.. Wiley ]. Phillips of Los An
geles. editor of the California Voice.
will deliver sermon at the Centenary
Methodist Episcopal Church this morn
ing, taking for his subject Individual
and Personal Responsibilities. In the
evening the Rev. Rufus E. Num- will
speak on the Open Saloon and Relief
Committee versus Present Peace and
Future Welfare of San Francisco"
The services at the Episcopal church.
es will be as follows:
Cathedral Mission, Second street. near
Folsom; Rev. ]: p. Turner-11 O'clock,
morning prayer and sermon in tempo
rary building on old site.
st. John the Evangelist; Rev. L. c.
Sanford-Services in Catholic Apostolic
Church, Eighteenth street, between
Church and Dolores. at a m.
All Saints, Waller street, near Ma
sonic avenue; Rev. w. z. Hayes a.
m holy communion; $50 a M, Sun
day school; IL o'clock, morning prayer.
st. James, St. Mary's and Holy In
nocents churches-Services as usual.
ST stephens. Rev Cecil Marrack-S
g. m, holy communion, $3.50 a. nl, Sun
day school; II o'clock, morning prayer
and sermon by Rev. w. M. Bours; s 4
0 CLOCK. evening prayer.
Church of the Advent, Fulton street.
near Fillmcre-8:30 a. M, mass.
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