The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-10
BISHOPS IN MANY PULPITS
FtHOI TPIN OPu CLERG :
uEN HEIRD ~ CINCINNATI.
special services ln Al ChaFrhes 10 the
C1iy and Near TOWns Plea fsS WSrk
~ LAymea sermon on Missionary
Nark Gen, eutIsa's Rapid Progress.

CIScrNSNrI. Dot . Navsr in the his
tory 10 the Protestant Episcopal churches
Of Cincinnati have tho pulpits been oCC,I.
pied by 80 many distinguished Cl@r ~
men a. characterized the services to-day
In the morning and evening som" one
81 IN" ninety odd Bishops In att enhance
a, the triennial general convention de-
hvered a sermon from the pulpit 81 every
Episcopal church IN the city and suburbs
and nsighhoring towns some 81 the
BISHOPS going as far a. Columbus, Ohio.
and Knoxville. Tenn to al enga gemsnts
There were impressive services at each
Of the city churches. tho gathering at
~ Paul's Cathedral. where Bishop Words
worth, Lord Bishop of Salisbury. England.
delivered the morning sermon. being
specially noticed ! Pierpont Morgan
was among the distinguished visitors
who attended the service ~ the cathedral
This afternoon service was held In uns
of the churches IN the interest Of the
church Temperance sO,taly the first time
such a service has hs.'n held IA ConneC-
ton with the general convention since he
society was organized nearly eight years
agp Bishop Gre ~ Ot New York pre-
-lded and addresses We're delivered hv
the Bishop pf Salisbury, BISHOP Darling
ton Of Harrisburg and h~ Rev Lyman
Whsatun. organizing secretary Of tn.
soCisty
series II services and conferences
were al-o held IN diffsren' chur CheS urg-
ing Episcopal laYmsn Ia undertake per
Spnai mlSSluuary work Eugene VI tImp.
president ~ the Seubury society ~ New
York. Said that laymen ~ PttSburg
Buffalo. New York. Louisville. Syracuse
and other CITIES ar" going uut uu sunday
and turning stores and halls INTO 'hap..l-
for the gathering Of children INTO SUNDAY
schools and az" starting summer confer
"nD'-~ for IN" training Of leaders Law
Vpr- business men and bankers are doing
thus work, all without salary Mr. Camp
said New York laymen have h-lpsd 10
establish nineteen n-W ~ IrC'I-- IN twelve
wears
This evening special services ~ ere held
ia IN" Cathedral IN cummeInoratiun ~
IN" s-vsUty fii'h anniversary ~ the con
-'cratIuu II IN" Right Rev jackson
hetuper. h" first MISSIONARY Bishop 10
TIA" church The Right Rev Iheudura
N-Vin Morrison. Bishop ~ luSa. delivered
"a" mlss!unaTy SERMON which ~ featIr"
- each convention H. SAID that too
much STRESS - being put upon fureign
missions and that tn" great e-t field for
missionary work Was right here among
The negro race He also declared thar
missions have not grown IA small towns
IA IN" West for years partly beCallE. -
changes m population but principally
b'.causs ther" are usually too many
churches for the town. and he urged that
no efforts b- made 10 establish missions
IN towns already cared FOR by churches
Of other denominations but 10 seek other
fields
The general convention " ~ resume its
business sessions to-mpTroW Already "
has uutdIsianCed other conventions In
the amount 81 business disposed ~ m the
first feW days 81 the invention
Io-morrpw evening a banquet will he
gwen Nv the Brot herhoOd IT ~ Andrew
On Tuesday there will be- another hlg
missionary mass meeting AZ which one
- New York