The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-16
Congregations Who Gather to
Hear Evangelists Have Out
grown Church.
BIG MEETINGS TOMORROW
Bishop Gibson Will Confirm
Class-Adult Bible Class to
Be Organized.

Evnngelists Small and st. John Will |
conduct religious service beginning
a. 1.l5 O'clock.
Tho Seventh Street Church has been
SO crowded on Sundays that 1t has been
necessary TO secure the Academy to
accommodate the congregations that
desire to hear the visiting ministers.
The subject will be personal I'm
mortality" Mr.. Small, by request, will
also explain his chart on "Christian
Union"
Mr.. Leroy st. John Will sing "The
Holy City" illustrated by stereopticon
views.
Should there BIO an overflow meet
ing at the Academy, which seems like
ly, Rev. II. p. Atkins will address the
overflow at Seventh street Christian
Church.
On Monday evening the meetings
will be continued at the church. The
theme will be, Can I Certainly Know
that l Am Saved and How?" Mr.. st.
John will sing "The Ninety and Nine"
and this song will also be illustrated
with beautiful views.
The usual Sunday morning services
will be held at Seventh Street Chris
tlan Church, Evangelist Small preach
ing at II o'clock.
The usual services will be held at
Christ Episcopal Church, at IL A. NJ.
The rector. Rev. G. Otis Mead, will
preach and the beautiful new pipo
organ will be used for the first time
At p. NJ Rev. Thomas Semmes, OF
St Andrews, Will address the men Of
the church.
Al p. NJ Bishop Gibson will con-
firm class Of about twelve members.
Rev. l'urman n. Martin is stu
preaching to great crowds at Pine
Street Baptist Church. There have
been many conversions. and interest
In the meetings continues Those who
hear Mr.. Martin once are anxious to
come again He Will address the sun
day-school at 10 A. M. and preach ut
II A. M. and p. NJ. The meetings
will go on next week
A new movement adult Bible class
for men will be organized Sunday
morning at Fairmount Avenue Mctho-
dist Church by the pastor, Rev. Hugh
j. Paylor. Mr.. Paylor. who has been
giving special thought and study to
this subject for several weeks,
preached n sermon on 1t last Sunday,
and asked all men not now attending
some other class TO meet him at 9:3O
Tomorrow morning, when the class
Will be formed 1t will be conducted
along modern lines, and Is open to
any man OF any denomination. whether
member OF any church or not Sew
| eral nave ALREADY announced their pur-
! pose to join the class
Mr.. Paylor's subjects Mt the morning
and evening s\rvices tomorrow will
be Gods Great Gift" and "Condemna-
ton Fixed by Preference" respcc-
lively
Rev. Henry Pearce Atkins Will
preach Tomorrow morning in West
VIII be held at night, IN order to allow
the congregation to attend the union
meeting at the Academy OF Music, con.
Quoted by Rev. James Small and Mr.
Leroy st. John.
Evangelist Small will speak at the
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Rev. D. 9, G. Butts pastor OF Laure
street Methodist Church, VIII occup!
his pulpit at both services. The morn
Ing subject will be "rhe Offset to TIN
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