New-York tribune., 1906-12-15

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Dr. Peters viii preach in the Young Mems
Christian Association hall for the remaining
Sundays of December. and on Sunday January
s. be VIII begin his Peoples Movement" in the
Majestic Theatre. at Columbus Circle and Broad
way. where he will preach an unsectarian gos-
pei to the masses This new movement OF DR..
Peters's has caused much comment not alone
sn this country, but has been freely discussed in
the European press. He has received many let
-ers OF commentator from England, France
and Germany. written by people Of different
religious beliefs. and all heartily indorse him in
his undertaking.
II must not he understood that DR. Peters is
leaving the church In any wayne will try to
strengthen the church by bringing into her
communion those who unchurched. and will
endeaVor. as far IN his power, to support
every denomination Of Christianity in its efforts
20 bring back to the fold the who may
have wandered away and affiliate new ones who
may wish TO 5oin-
BLOOMINGDALE REFORMED.
The dedication Of the Bloomingdale Reformed
Church, the square now legally known as
Bioomingdale Square. in West End avenue and
106th street. will take place tomorrow. At IL
O'Clock there will be the dedicatory services.
with a sermon by the minister, the Rev. DR.. W.
O. stinson. In the afternoon at o'clock there
VIII be the celebration Of the Lords Supper ard
a reception OF a large number Of members.
On Wednesday evening. December 49, there will
he en- historical stereopticon lecture on the
Bloomingdale district by Hopper Striker Mott
on Sunday, December 23. the centennial Of the
church organization will be observed, and on
December 80 the unveiling of the Pyatt and GIL
bert memorial windows will take place.
The new building is Of French Gothic archi-
lecture IT faces the east the west side of
Bloomingdale Square. The location is ideal in
every respect, and the congregation is to be con-
red on I'm Of
for its new church home. The interior with its
lofty dome, arches and columns. presents the
aspect of a cathedral The architects are Lud-
low & Valentine. The chapel and varioas rooms
for different branches Of the church's activities
are in the rear of the edlce The stained glass
windows are by John La Fargo. The building
IS distinctvely ecclesiastical in its plan and
tone, with no attempt TO initiate the so-caled
Institutional church Dr. Stinson reports that
in the former edihce at Broadway and 6Sth
street are in the present constituency.
CHURCH OF CHRIST. DISCIPLES
The formal opening and dedication ceremonies
of the Church Of Christ, Disciples, 169th street
linear Franklin avenue, win take place to-mor-
row, with special services at 1890 O'Clock In the
morning, at 2:30 O'clock in the afternoon and at
2 80 O'Clock in the evening. The church build
sng and furnishings have cost $4,000 Of which
S25.epo has been raised. The church has pro-
Nided for a loan of $1,000 from the Board Of
Shurch Extension. II is hoped to raise the re-
manning $1,000 at the services tomorrow There
VIII also be special services on Monday and
Tuesday evenings
WEST FARMS REFORMED.
The West Farms Reformed Church will be
dedicated tomorrow at Prospect avenua and
Fsirn1ont Place, in The Bronx. There will he
Three services, and AT il a. m the former mas
tors. the Rev. Dr.. EVert Van Slvlle the Rev
Joseph Peters and the Rev Herman c Weber
VIII talk. At .. IN. the dedication sermon viii
be delivered by Or. Donald Sage Mackav presi-
dent OF the General synod and addresses win
be given by DR.. Edgar Tilton, jr., and the Rev
pohn Hart. The Rev. W. II. s. Denlarest nraeg.
Dent Of Rutgers College, win address the con
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