The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-15
church in one of the cities and thence to spread the belief over the. State.

church in one of the cities and thence to spread the belief over the State. Of the $1.4oo. 900 so far raised for the construction of the Liverpool Cathedral about $s25.000 remains un- expended and will probably suffice for the next five years. At all meetings of the Colonial and Continental Church Society's meetings in England moving pictures are used to show what is being accomplished, especially in Canada.
 The Deptford and Greenwich Mis- sion, of London, reaches about 5000 persons every Sunday. making it one of the largest in that city, despite the fact that 1t is but four years old.
 A committee from the Colonial Mis- sionary Society. of England. has just zone to Jamaica to consider the best method at using the 3s.000 raised to repair the ear:hluahe-damage to the z Sixty-one missionaries of the Nor mon Church have invaded London, where 1t is claimed 700 converts have been made recently, while in all Eng land over 5000 have joined that belief in few mouths
 The, new lay secretary of the Church Missionary, Society, of England, R. Maconachie, who served for twenty five years in the Punjab and knows mis- sionary work thoroughly has under- taken the place without pay.
 The Actors Church Alliance is show ing greater actfvity this winter than ever. unusual efforts being made in a number of cities to carry out more ef- fectively the principles for which the organization stands.
 4 The, Bowery Mission of New York has SO far this year supplied over 233.- 900. meals, and nearly 11,000 lodgings to homeless men and boys, its early morn ing bread line being one of the most pathetic sights in the world.
 The private chapel in the palace of Chichester. Sussex, England. Is to be Bishop wilberforce. the money to be subscribed by those who were con- firmed and aided by the Bishop. ;,
 A holy well dedicated to St. Anne and possessing great curative powers has been rediscovered at Caversham Oxfordshire. England. having been lost since the Middle Ages. and 1t is now to be marked by a marble tablet.
 With all but two months of its finan- cial year gone. the Wesleyan Mission ary Society of England has received but one-fourth of it's income. and the bank rate is so high that interest makes borrowing almost out of the question.
 The First Bahai Assembly, n relig- ious association. has been chartered in New York to teach original and fun dameutal Judaism. Christianity, Mo- hammedaufsm, "as promulgated through tho divine teaching of the high revelation."
 A school for the training of lay evan gelists is to be opened in New York early in January, with thirty of the leading laytnen and pastors of nearly every denomination as instructors, the intention being to keep it strictly un- denorninationaL '
 new institutional church is nearly ready for uso In Seattle. the congre- gation of the First Presbyterian Church having spent over $500.o00 ereetins a building that shall afford every facility for the work of a thor oughly up-to-dats religious organiza- tioH
 'srhe All Embracing Church" is the name of new faith which is to be started at Seattle by Rev. Walter A. Cogswell. and which will include every creed and color. with Bible made up of excerpts from all the leading phil osophers and teachers since the mind of man has been capable of evolving ideas.
 A diver is working indefatiguably in from sixteen to twenty-four feet of water putting in a new underpinning for Winchester Cathedral. in England, and 1t. has been suggested that when he completes his work room should be found somewhere for e statue of him minus his helmet. he being one of the cathedrals greatest benefactors.
 At the headquarters of the Society of friends, in London, were shown re- gently some manuscripts of great his toric interest. among them being the Oliver Cromwell proclamation of lib- erty to many imprisoned for conscience sake. including John Bunyan. and the fine original manuscript of the journal of George Fox. ft