New-York tribune., 1910-01-08


special preacher Wednesday evening.
At the Edgehill Church tomorrow the
Rev. David Baines.Griffiths VIII preach on
christianity and the Social Spirit" In the
morning. IN the evening Mrs Edwin d.
Mead will speak on ''The Kingdom of God
and the New Interna ationalsm" On Janu-
AIRY S there will be begun a series OF Sun
day noon conferences on applied Christian
ity.
At Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
DR. Homer c. Stuntz will preach tomorrow
morning and the Rev. T. Salter. of Lon
donderry, ireland. at the evening service.
He will also preach every night next week
except Saturday at the special evangeistic
services now being held which will be con-
tinued during January. A large chorus
furnishes music.
At the Fourth Presbyterian Church the
pastor. DIR. Edgar Whitaker Work. will
preach tomorrow at both services His
evening tonic will be Jesus of Nazareth
Passing By" Singing of Gospel hymns
will be special feature of interest Next
Wednesday evening the Rev. Dubois Nor
ris missionary to China, will give an ad-
dress, illustrated by stereopticon.
Amusing the Angels will be the subject
of Dir. George p. Eckman's short talk in
connection with the impromptu service to-
morrow evening at St Paul's Methodist
Episcopal Church.
At the Church of the Ascension the Rev
Percy Stickney Grant. rector, will preach
at the morning service. at II o'clock. The
music, which is under the direction of Mr..
Richard Henry Warren, at this service in
cludes the anthem THE Three Kings. Cor
nelius, and the TIE DeuIn and Benedictus in
F, by Warren. At the special musical ser
vice at 4 o'clock Horatio Parker's cantata,
1.-THE Holy Child" will be sung by the full
choir, and Miss Rice and Mr.. John Young,
soloists.
The Rev. DR.. William Carter, pastor of
the Madison Avenue Reformed Church. will
preach both morning and evening to-mor-
row. In the morning his subject will be
Liberty Under Law" In the evening at
o'clock the peoples popular service will
be held usual.
At D. m. at the Church of the Incar-
nation, the Niobrara League holds it's an
niversary, with a service in memory of
Bishop Hare, the evangelist to the Indians
of the Dakotas. Addresses will be delivered
by Bishop Greer, Bishop Johnson and
others.
SIS There Future for the Churches in
Hsrlem?' will be the subject of the Rev.
Allan MacRossie's sermon tomorrow morn
ing at the ST. James Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Miss Grace ". Kemp, of Albany, has
entered on her duties in connection with
the National Bible Institutes new Gospel
Hall, No. III Manhattan street, Harlem.
Miss Kemp comes to this important work
unusually well qualified, having had many
years of experience in Christian service in
Albany. The meetings at the Gospel Hall
Tomorrow will be addressed at $3.50 p. m.
by a J. Graham and at 7:45 p. m. by
P. J. Guernsey.
At Calvary Episcopal Church the musi-
cal numbers at II o'clock will include
Lutkins's TIE Deum' in and Fierce
Was the Wild Billow." by Tertius Noble.
At choral evensong the vested choir Will
sing the Stainer 'Nunc Dimittis'' in B
fiat and the "Cherubim Song" by Bortny-
ansky. Organ recital by John Gushing at
7:45 p. M.
The Rev Thomas r. Slicer will preach
tomorrow morning at All Souls Church
on The Worship of the VIII Of God
At Temple Bethel this morning at
1890 o'clock divine service. DR.. Samuel
Schulman will preach. Tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock he will speak on The
Democracy of the Synagogue"
There will be services at the West End
Presbyterian Church both morning and
evening tomorrow The pastor, the Rev.
Dr. A. Edwin Keigwin, will preach at II
a m. on ut Is Easy To Be Mistaken" At
p. m. his subject will be 'Robbing Peter
to Pay Paul"
At the Collegiate Church. in West End
avenue, tomorrow morning at II o'clock