The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-17
"A GREAT Revival
"OPENS [ {: ) TOMORROW D
DR.. Riley. Of Minneapolis, to
Come to First Baptist-Fine
Singing.
OR. }. c. GOODRICH 10. BE HERE
Other Visiting Ministers-sevcra
Rcvivals-Th Of the Vari-
ous Preachers.
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Tomorrow marks the opening OF
great series OF evangclistlc services,
be held Mt the First Baptist Churcl
cornbrI OF Twelfth and Broad Streets, ii
REV. DR.. w. B. Riley, Of Minneapolis
!, Mimi, being the preacher. Mr.. NJ. {
Martin, also Of Minneapolis, who is
lead the music during the meetings, III
rivcs to-day. He wishes to meet all VIII
arc willing to help in the singing at
o'clock this evening ut the church. a
that time n lnrge chorus choir will b
organized and drilled.
a DR.. Riley. will arrive Tuesdny, and !
the meantime Pastor Afcf,a::ee: will cor
j, duct the services at 4 p. NJ. and s r. M
! daily
4 On Sunday evening the meeting will Is
In charge Of the delegates to the Studen
Volunteer Movement Convention, recent
held Mt Nashville. Tenn.
Student representatives from Rlchmon
College, the Union ylcal SEMINARY
University College OF Medicine and Medi
cal College OF Virginia. will be among tn
speakers.
The meetings will continue for tw
weeks or more. Or. Riley and Mr.. Mar
tin have bean exceedingly successful
wherever they have been and have re
Gently declined several invitations from
Kentucky. Tennessee and other States
After the revival here DR.. Riley WI.
4 return to his church In Minneapolis.
At Clay street Methodist Church TO
morrow the pastor. Rev. 7. Men. Sinp.
son. will preach at II a. NJ on "The Holy
Sabbath" Rev j. C. Goodrich, D. d.,
representative of the American Bible So
| cety, and recently from the Philippine
/ u nh toll A
rare and instructive treat is in store for
| all who can hear this gifted speaker and
| experienced missionary
The Rev. 3. d. CAV pastor. will
! preach at both services tomorrow. "a
Blottcd Handwriting will be the sub
ject of the mornings discourse. Strangers
cordially welcomed.
There will be services ut ST. james
Methodist Church Sunday. at II a. NJ. and
S p. NJ. The pastor Rev. w. A. Cooper,
will preach at the morning hour on THE
First Great Care of the Chrlstian.n and
at night on THE Love OF Popularity
The night sermon is the second OF the
series on 1.-THE Underlying Motives OF
Life. Young people are specially invited
to the evening service.
AT Randolph Street Baptist Church,
Sunday morning, the pastor. Rev. w. f.
Robertson. will preach the seventh SER
mon of the series on the Lords Prayer
Several aeacons will DE ordained at
night. Rev. DR.. r. w. Cridlin will preach
the sermon and assist the pastor in the
ordination. The Willing Helpers will
meet at 8 O'Clock in the afternoon.
At the Grace Street Baptist Church. the
pastor. DR.. Gardner. will preach morning
and evening. His themes will be "a Life
OF Service" and "Pcrshing with Hun
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at Hoge Memorial Presbyterian. the
pastor, Rev. Charles II. Pratt. will
preach in the morning. In the evening
Mr.. a. r. Mcqueen. of the Seminary,
will conduct the services.
The pastor, Rev. l.. B. Betty. will
preach at Park Place Methodist Church
at II A, NJ. on Divine Command With
Respect to the Sabbath" and at p. NJ.
on the Divine Revelation With Respect
to the Name and Character Of God. 2
Rev. William j.. Ball. pastor, will
preach at West View at both services
AT the evening service his subject will be
Echoes of the Torrey- Alexander Mis-
sion in Philadelphia" The choir will
sing some of the new hymns used by Mr..
Alexander in the mission.
Rev. ]. ]. Haley, the pastor of Seventh
Street Christian Church, who has been
q In Florida for the past three weeks. has
returned to the city, and will conduct
he services on Sunday, both morning
ard evening. His subject for the morn
ing service will be THE ClocK of Saliva
ton" and for the evening sc.s,cc, The
New christology.''
AT the Emmanuel Baptist Church. the
pastor, Rev. e. W. Stone, will speak at
both morning and evening services. His
subjects will be "A Sympathetic Savior.,'
and IA Statesman's Queer Choice, Rev.
4. .. Haynore. of Mt. Airy, n. c., Will
begin in this church n revival meeting
on A;arcll o5tll.
Rcv.sJ. S. Thomas, of Lynchburg, Va,
will preach tomorrow morning and night
in West End Christian Church on Morris
Street, between Main lad Floyd Avenue
At the Union Sutton Methodist Church
Sunday morning au il o'clock, Rev. ].
e. Goodrich will preach AT S o'clock III
the evening. the pastor. Rev. r. Nj.
Maxey, will give the second sermon OF
MS series OH american Ideas..'' Tho
subject will be The Citizen Sovereign,
II
Judaism" will lie the subject Of Dr.
ioung's sermon at night at Centenary
Ci,rloh. This is the fifth sermon OF the
Sees on 1.-The Great Religions OF the
World..", DR.. Wilson will preach in the
nIarnlng.
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Services at the First Unitarian Church
Will be conducted by Il layman ut IL
O'clock Sunday morning, the pastor. Rev.
John L. Robinson, being i'll, Sunday
school opens ut 10 o'clock.
Rev. DR.. James B. Taylor will nreacf
Tomorrow morning and night ut Broad
dus Memorial BAPTIST Church. Z
rs At Grace Street Presbyterian Church
there will be the usual services tomorrow
both morning and at night, DIR. Wlther-s
spoon the pastor preaching at both ser-
Vices. fhe Doctors morning subject Will