New-York tribune., 1906-11-26
DIR. CRAPSEY RESIGNS.
Continued from hrst page.

there will win II for church and every soul
be because am wrong in my conception OF truth,
and then 1 will be glad TO Of fa for my contention
Of God Let my brethren within the Church abide
m he is of of % fbodg has
the men who administer the Church on earth will
s8oTn that to h % Mar and Man is in
il In asking my dismissal from the Church of my
lifelong devotion, | do so with the deepest graft
ing and of service which have been the privileges
Of my Sce b TO 9 pray d Sefore a the ia altar OF my my
Gospel Of Jesus fr9m The pulpit Of church has
se9i tfsn s "nA all ministry within the walls Of the
church has been the opportunity that has come TO
Of being e,' of daily service to my people in ali the
changes and chances of their mortal lives. II I
let my pardon be that value my ministry above
due to eSesp M we'll MY as yae sa ad s to
the Church itself to have an authoritative and de-
liberate decision.
mo MIRACLE TO ACCOUNT FOR JESUS"
It is me than meat and drink to have
hour of their lives, to give them in the name of
My conviction that need no miracle to account
& for Jesus Of Nazareth is confirmed by my daily
and, ana women of my charge who go forth to their
and of whom i endure %
ne Who with al their faults ' as St' heroic in
their patience, whose daily toii is the support of
not the cursed seed OF any Adam, but the blood
brothers and sisters of Jesus of Nazareth. TO
break my heart But better broken heart than
traction '''"' y
In leaving the organized Church. far Its
the best that the Church has given give me me; the
lasts and the feass, the vigs and the tears of the
and not all the courts and bishops of the Church
be merrK at re Gbrsta aWay shall IN watch In ADVENT
G6od Friday. rejoice at Easter, even though the
all the more because they have shut its doors upon
haa e driven n, from the earthly tabernacle shall
Ses Th hands S w which Is the tabernacle where God
of CfadS the tTad0nal r., ana physical preaons Of
Ra Gospf an aa Of Ta Ss
because have let go these temporary and
strength to hold firmly than ever to the
ofa INV 6S 6esy f as M before that to love the
af slI my n t strength and to loye neighbor
put s Is also more than the creeds the churches
& see m more clearly than ever that the five negative
Il. Jaws command us not to be angry not to lust not
70 take any oath or VOW, not to resist evil not to
see. is say more clearly than that these laws
unto OF @ fht ST. ragh a ana ar
been EN- and n T will be the constant labor of my soul
the Lord Jesus Christ and would not have S served
him 10 the last in this Church which is to me the
# only in authority kad ee saeeanns me A lace
sd %, OF mem was tolerance But they have re-
with with grief ThGh only heart Knows snUss as
though cast down dc nos d eshsr sbs charoh ar
have been true to God so believe % God viii il be
His Of calling ~G1S e to tor tbst me TO %o1 fS
y on to fofeTe @ m rhd reverend sir be
Assuring you that go without the slightest
hest esEs Of 0ahnd an ana and h
within within the the Church who have coforted me in my
will never die to four who have done for me
T1at 6 anG men ea1 can seldom do for anotherto Seth
Perkins and Edward Morse Shepard-to these nen
and Tith fnnss ot
n mlnistry, ! remain. right reverend and dear Sir
Right Rev William David Walker. s d sisSc,,
or Western New York. '-A'p
DR. Crapsey conducted his usual Sunday morn
ing service at st. Andrews Church TODAY h,,+
made no direct reference to his letter 70 R;shon
walker. He, however, called a meeting of his
congregation for next Wednesday evening. at
"Hlch important business would be discussed he
saiu' and announced that he would hold the
usual thanksgiving services. Large numbers
attended the service many being unable IN ga,,
al entrance but there was no demonstration Of
any sort. and the rector spoke dispassionata,v
ana AT no time during the service did he disnIav
any emotion From another source the ,nfor.
nlauon Is obtained that next Sunday will be Dr
Crapseys last in ST Andrews
In his sermon this morning Dr C,r,r....
that there had always been an effort on the mart
oi man 10 account for the connection between
goa ana work and God and the world, for thsv
Seeileu ahtagonistic. He said that the great
characteristic of the world was that II mac .,,a
changing Man, beginning way down the sca,.
oi oeihsS' ever changed and reached into higher
thinss' until he attained TO his present perfec-
'ioh' he reached the higher goal only at the
price or great labor, and the highway of that
journey was strewn with the bones of martyrs
VINO mad died on the way. Infinite labor. IN
mite pains, infinite suffering, were the price
paid. 0 Piice
We say of the world. TT is ever imperfect
added the rector. There is no time when We
can say Now the world is completed 1t seems
always necessary to man in his journey toward
noIlheSs TO fall into and be conscious Of sin
IL IS indeed a world OF changes and imperfec-
AFTER the morning service DR.. Crapsey went
uHecuy TO the country home OF his counsel
James Breck Perkins, a short distance away
where he Will remain for the present.