The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-15

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 GENERAL CHURCH NOTES A hawker has been sent to jail in London for selling post cards within St. Paurs Cathedral. All Protestants speaking languages other than English are Lutherans ex- cept about I0,000. GOO. The Salvation Army has started work in Korea and 100 recruits have already been enlisted at Seoul. The Luther Church all over the world numbers 5S.102 pastors with 60,- 3ss churches and 76.ooo,ooo baptized members.
 The Gospel tent evangel movement in New York of the last summer brought out about lfi.o0o to the l61 services.
 Bishop Lawrence of Massachusetts declares the English domination of the church of America Is never likely to come to- pass.
 If the work Is adequately support ed, 1t Is predicted that there will be 100000 Methodists in Korea within the next ten years. Cavalry Methodist Church in New York Is said to be the largest congre- gation of that denomination in the world. having more than 2.soo mem bers.
 A nine-day missionary conference of men for men has just been started at Boston, being part of the laymen movement for foreign missions. If the 2008,00o Methodists in this country gave 5 cents a week toward foreign missions. the General Com mittee would have s7,soo.O0O to spend annually.
 Within a twenty!mile circle around New York, the population increases are expected to do the work of working for them in every way. - Not the least interesting of the Popes jubilee gifts was the gold coin of Pope Innocent TX. which was needed to conn Iplete the Vatican collection of papal coins.
  As Secretary of the Sunday School Association of Texas. ". Nj. Wiggins has. since April. travelled s,512 miles and addressed 42.T15 persons, represent ing fourteen denominations. A gift of $25.000 has been made to the Bishop of wakefield from an anony- nous donor. part Of which will be ap- piled to endowing eight dioceses in | that aaaftnva nf EnRlann The British and Foreign Bible So- citey has been made resIduary legatee of an estate that win reach s100,00O. one of the largest bequests for Bible work made in recent years.
 All the schools of Tuscarawas County, Ohio. will, on Nov. 90. have exercises in honor of Davis zeisberger, the ear- Hest Moravlafi educational and relig- ious missionary in that State. Es9 After being lost to view for 1,20O years, the floor of. the cell of St. Guth lac. the patron saint of Crowland Alp bey, Lincolnshire, England. has been brought to light in a corner of the Abbey.
 The Tuesday noon servi.as of B.fh- opsgate Chapel, London, have 0ec5ne famous all over the United Kiagd ,m because of the notable character Of the men who address these crowded meet ingE.
 The Congregational Union, neo'ing at Liverpool, failed to decide wheth CT there should be a creed for the chcrcil. the opinions on the subject being top widely differing to be reconelIed.
 
 Africa and the East will be the name of the missionary exhibition which the Church Missionary Society will have in London next year. 10000 persons be- ing required to handle the affair.
 Some of the best and most active " akers nf thf London Missionary So: eIety are retiring, this creating a s.t- lation that Is fraught with much perII sar the future of the great organ.aa tion.
 As s per cent of the Spanish church is outside the cities. the distress of the clergy may be imagined when 1t is known that the whole rural popula- ton Is in most pitiable condition.
 In four cities where meetings for the laymen's missionary movement have been held, one church alone is al- ready giving more toward the work than all the churches combined had heen contributing.
 Dr. Ingram. Bishop of London, has administered a very severe rebuke to a class of young churchmen who have been regarding socialism as the only cure for most of the evils of the body polite.
 Two forward movements conducted by the Baptists of Canada resulted in the securing of sS0,0 for McMaster ton Colleges, all of which are super vised by the Baptist denomination.
 On the site of the Priory of the Holy Trinity. AIdgate. Norman capital and fragment of a column of a later date were found, during recent excavations and these relics of a bygone London have been placed at the Guildhall Mu- scum.
 The Grand Duchess Elizabeth of Russia, sister of the Czarina. and Prin- cess Adelaide of Bourbon have taken the veil, the former in Moscow, the latter in a Benedictine convent at Ryde where she will be known as Sis- ter Mary Benedict.
 In the sanctuary of the Madonna del Mont at Elba has been found a cheap little edition of the Bible that was used by Napoleon during his exile, many passages in it being marked, the most of them having to do with his miSfortunes and his hopes.
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