New-York tribune., 1910-06-11

Broadway. at y s25 7. m 14th street and
Fourth avenue, at / D m. Beginning next
week, other evangelistic meetings will be
held at a regular time at ether centres
The present tchsduls involves the conduct
Of not fewer than fifty distinct outdoor
evangelistic meetings next week, in addi-
ton 10 the twenty-one evangelistic meetings
10 be conducted IN the thres Gospel halls of
the National Bible Institute. The outdoor
meetings this season are having q remark
ably large attendance. and the Gospel mes
sages are being listened TO with the closest
attention.
The evangeIistic committee OF the Tent
Evangel has secured the Rev. Dr. J. Wilbur
Chapman. the celebrated evangelist -
preach in Evangel No. 1 during the opening
day OF the campaign This tent is in West
125th street. between Amsterdam and Man
haitian avenues. and the opening services
wilt be held OH Sunday, June IS, at and
. m. This committee will also open tent
No. . on July 3. at 16sth street, near Pros
pect avenue. in The Bronx The following
Bible teachers and evangelists viii be heard
in evangel tents this season: The Rev. DR..
J. stuart Holden. London, England; the
Rev. Or. James NJ. Gray, Dean Moody
Broughton Atlanta the Rev. DR.. NJ. A. Jen-
kins, Athens. Ga: the Rev Charles T.
Wheeler. Kansas: the Rev. DR. H. NJ.
Wharton. Baltimore; the Rev. Harry Tay-
Ior. Andover, Mass, and others. Tent
Evangel is the mother of the modern tent
movement in American cities. and this is its
thirty-first season. The tent seats two
thousand and is lighted by electricity 1t
has always been independent, and has min
istered to two million persons during its
history. Alwyn Ball. IT., is president the
Rev. G. ". Mcpherson, OF Tonkers. super
intendent, and F. T. Hopkins, No. 81 Great
Jones street, New York. treasurer
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
the Rev. Dr. J. Wilbur Chapman will preacn
both in the morning and afternoon. DR..
Chapman has recently returned from a
6s ,00O-mile preaching journey, and by re-
Quest held services in seventy different
cities He preached to millions OF people in
nearly all parts of the world. These Will
be his first pulpit addresses in New York
since his return. He is an eloquent and
impressive speaker.
At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church in the evening there will be ad-
ing Of the Sunday Observance Association
of Kings County. The speakers are TO be
Charles J. fIauIenbeek. president OF the as
sociation the Rev. DR.. George ". Grann's,
general secretary OF the Lords Day ALI
ance of the United States. and Canon Will
lam Sheafe Chase, first vice-president of the
association. and rector of Christ Church,
Brooklyn.
The Rev. Mr.. Russell, of Brooklyn Taber
nacIe. will lecture in Philadelphia to-mor-
row. In his absence from home G. B. Ray
mond. of the Peoples Pulpit Association, will
address the Brooklyn Tabernacle congrega-
ton in the afternoon at 5 o'clock, his theme
being "Self-DeniaI" In the evening. at
: 80. Brother ]. a. Bohnet. OF Pittsburg,
will occupy the pulpit
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church. In the
q bsence Of the pastor. the Rev Dr. David
G. WyIie who is in Maryland preaching
bacca laureate sermon, the pulpit will lie
filed morning and evenin6 by the Rev
George H. Truii, formerly of the Fifth Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church. The subject o.
the sermon at IL a. m. will be "A ProntaDle
Investment" and in the evening Lest /
Should Be q Castaway." A special service.
preparatory 10 communion. will be held on
Wednesday evening at o'clock IN the
chapel.
The Pedigree of Your Faith will be ~Jr.
s Edward Young's subject at the Bedford
Church tomorrow morn 'ns-
How to Win, Use and Be Used by Your
Friends" will be his evening subject, the
Modern Woodulen of America attending.
At the Esd street Young Mems Christian
Association the Rev. DR.. Addison Moore.
an interesting speaker. will give an address
on yielding to the Inevitable
At the collegiate Church. in west End
avenue. DR.. Cobb VIII preach in the morn
ing and afternoon.
The Rsv. Thomas r sIcer will preach
at All Souls Unitarian Church tomorrow
taking as his subject The Com
forter
At the Brick Church tomorrow the Rev.
DR.. Hugh Black viii preach ar II o'clock
and at vesper service at
The Rev DR.. William J Dawson, Of
London, will supply the pulpit CT the Col
leeiate Church Of St. Nicholas tomorrow
at both services.
The last Monday evening Bible lecture
Of the season will be held on June 13 ct
the Fulton street prayer meeting room
The sneaker viii be 2. c. Jennings, Of
PlafnfeId. y J.. who will take for his sub
tect The Christians Conflict and the
Arnor of God"
The subject Of the 1esson-sermon in the
Christian Science churches tomorrow will
be God the Preserver of Man"
At St Andrews Methodist Episcopal
Church the Rev. DR.. George Clarke Peck
will preach at IL o'clock. The evening ser
ices will be discontinued until early Sep
tember.
The Madison Avenue Reformed Church
viii hold only one service tomorrow.
which will be at the regular morning hour,
u O'Clock DR. Carter. the pastor. win
nreach the subject Of the sermon being
seTbe Permanency OF the Kingdom" The
Betbanv Memorial Sabbath school. in con-
nection with the church. viii meet at
o'clock, and the weekly prayer meeting
win he held as usual in the home church
en- Wednesday at p m
The Rev. / NJ Haldeman will preach At
the First Baptist Church tomorrow morn
ing on Letting the Light Shine" His
evening subject will be 'rhe Second Com
ing of Christ in GlCry and the Rule OF
r-ri+ed church over World No Longer
Nrisr,1led and Rengiously Darkened." This
viii he Mr. Haldemans last sermon till
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