New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-07

At the West End Presbyterian Cnurcn'
Amsterdam avenue and 105th street. the
pastor the Rev. a. Edwin Keigwfn, Will
preach both the morning and evening ser
mon Tomorrow III the morning his SUD-
iect will be THE Souls Fireside; or, the
Warm Glow of the Newer Conception of
Religion" At p. m he will preach on
the subject us It Possible to Love an
Enemy?"
The subject of the lesson sermon in the
Christian Science churches tomorrow will
be adam and Fallen Man" and the Golden
Text (Psalms xix. 20) Man that is in
honor, and UNDERSTANDABLE not, is like the
beasts that perish.
Stephen s. Wise will deliver an address
on Theodore Parker, Preacher-Prophet,"
at the Free Synagogue, West Slst street,
between Columbus and Amsterdam ave-
nues tomorrow morning.
The Rev. DIR. Henry Mottet will preach
on THE Pith of Christianity: Receiving III
Order to Give" tomorrow morning at the
Church of the Holy Communion. 10Th street
and Sixth avenue. In the evening the Rev
William P Hill will preach on "A Mysteri-
Gus Failure"
Special music by the new choir will &C
company the vesper service tomorrow
evening at st. Paurs Methodist Epis-
copaI Church, West End avenue and S6th
street The pastor, the Rev. DR.. George
P. Eckman, will speak on Dreams That
Come True The entire service will not
exceed an hour. At the morning service
"Children's Day" will be observed. The
pastor will make an address on THE
School OF Christ" Prizes will be distrib-
uted for excellence in Bible study and
other subjects.
The service of the Emmanuel Healing
Mission, at St Marks Church. Second ave-
nue. and 10th street will be held tomorrow
evening at s o'clock. The address will be
by the rector, the Rev. L. W. Batten, on
Some Further Methods of Helping the
Sick" In the morning the service will be
at II o'clock. The rector will preach.
Felix Adler will speak at Carnegie Hall
tomorrow morning at IL o'clock. His sub
feet will be THE Ethical Movement After
Thrty-four Years" This is his last lecture
to the Ethical Society this season.
New Thought Church services will be
held in the Belasco Theatre Tomorrow at II
a. M Julia Seton Sears will speak from
the subject 1.-THE Measure of Ourselves"
In the evening at s o'clock w. F. Sears will
lecture on ''Bible interpretations" in Room
26, New York American Building, Columbus
Circle.
A convention under the auspices of the
National New Thought Alliance, J. A,
Edgerton president will be held May 10,
"A and Is. All the noted New Thought
speakers from Boston. Washington, Chi
cago and New York will be present, FRI
day and Saturday sessions will be held In
Carnegie Lyceum Theatre. Sunday after
noon and evening sessions will be held in
the Belasco Theatre.
The National Bible Institute, OF No. 155
Fifth avenue. announces a still further
widening Of Its work through the acquis-
ton of the Beacon Light Mission, No. 1872
Third avenue, between 18th and 129th
streets. The former board of trustees will
continue as a committee Of management OF
the National Bible Institute. Phe mission
occupies one of the largest and brightest
mission halls in a crowded section of the
city. inns Is the thlf0 or the National
Bible Institutes Gospel halls. and as in
the case Of the two others will be open
every night in the year for the proclama-
ton of the Gospel.
The Rev. c. L. Evarts, who is co-operat-
ing in the outdoor evangelistic campaign
of the National Bible Institute, has been
chosen as the acting director of the mis-
sion. The attendance and interesteln the
work at the hall are most encouraging To-
morrow six outdoor evangelstic meetings
will be held by the National Bible Insti-
tute at the following points: Printing
House Square. opposite Tribune Building:
Bowery and Rtvington street. Bowery and
Delaney street, Cooper Square and 5th
street Bowery and Hester street and l29th
street and Seventh avenue, Harlem
the Second Avenue Baptist Church, above
10th street will preach Jesus Answers
the Question of the lrauiring Jews. How
Can These Things Be? or Meeting the
Intellectual Difficulties Of the Present Day."
tomorrow morning In the evening he viii
give an illustrated crayon sermon on QUO
Vadis, or Whittier Goest Thou? There
will be services in seven languages.
God Given Meat" will be the subject OF
F. II. Robiscn's discourse in the Brooklyn
Tabernacle Nos. 10. 10 and II Hicks street
tomorrow afternoon, al 3 O'Clock. from the
text, HE hath given meat unto them that
fear him" psalm oxi, 81. The pulpit will