The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-18

1HS hlioSiou SciNieeS at tllt va luuo Episcopal churches yesterday, were the largest that have yet been held. At the evening meetings the attendance was very large, and the mlssioners were exceedingly well pleased to see a goodly turn out of the men The l singing of the hymns is being made. a special feature and much to the suc- cess of the services. The children S services are also well attended in the afternoon and they enter into the work in very hearty manner.
 The service of intercession in Trinity l church at noon is another part of the work that is being carried on success l fully The missioners desire it to be known that the services are open to the | public at large and that everyone who attends will be made most welcome. The Journal Courier, mission bulletin shows the various services and where they are held.
 AL lFlHlty NnuFcI~ r Father Officer preached from the passage in St Luke's gospel, which describes the agony of Christ in the garden. He showed how Christ was there bearing the effects of the sins of all men, especially the guilt and weak ness of sin. He could continue in his prayer in spite of the feeling of guilt and could carry His cross. in spite. of weakness. So He bore the sins of man, even to death,
 Father Huntington followed the ser mon by instruction on the atonement, showing how that which Christ has ac- complished it worked out in each mans life. All are baptized into Christ's \ death, and life in the power of His life
 Father Huntington preached the fourth of his sermons to women at Trinity church in the afternoon His subject was Youth" He dwelt prin- cipally with the great care that should be exercised by mothers in the training of the boy as he was entering youth. V
 Father Sill followed with the instruc- tion his subject being the Comics sion,'
 At. St. Paurs Church.
 The service was one of the largest and most impressive of the series, at St Paurs church Father Anderson preached the sermon, taking his text from the words. If l die I will draw all men unto Me" Father Anderson was very impressive in his remarks and he went on to show how Christ through His death would ultimately draw all men unto His kingdom,
 At Christ Church.
 At the Protestant Episcopal mission in Christ church last evening, Father Houghson took for his text: He was numbered with transgressors,
 At the conclusion of his sermon Fa- ther Schleuter made an address in which he said some people state that they do not set out to be saints. But that is exactly what they must do in order to see God. He referred to bap- tsm and the light way in which many regard it. Then he pointed out that Christ received the baptism of water and that was sufficient reason why il must be regardedl
 The womens address announced foI 3 o'clock to-day will be omitted. Sun day, Father Houghson will speak at Christ church. Father Anderson at St James, Fr Schleuter at Grace church and Rev. H, B Bulsisser of Wis. consn at St Andrews chapel. A mass meeting for men from all parishes vii be held at Christ church at 4:S0, Sun day afternoon.
 The services in all the churches to morrow will conform to this schedule
 Holy communion, and 9:So a. m. usual morning service. and sermon b, missioner. 10.30 a. m; Sunday school 12:l5 D. m: evening prayer. p. m. general preaching service. 1:S0 D. m.
 The mems meeting at 4:S0 to-morroV afternoon will be in Christ church.