New-York tribune., 1910-04-23

New Conflicts" In addition TO all the ser
vices of the English Church there will be
religious meetings for the Poles Slovaks.
| Hungarians, Italians, Greeks and Chinese,
under the leadership of the pastors OF the
several foreign congregations
| At the Brick Church tomorrow the Rev.
Robert Davis will preach at IL o'clock and
at the evening service at 5. The Rev. Dr.
Henry van Dyke will preach at the ves-
| per service at T.
Don o. Shelton, president OF the Ma
tional Bible Institute. will address the New
! York Methodist Preachers Meeting at No.
$50 Fifth avenue next Monday morning at
| II o'clock, on 1.-The Necessity and Posi-
bIlity of Taking the Gospel to the Multi
tudes Outside the Membership OF Christian
/ Churches I'm New York
At Calvary Baptist Church. West 9th
/ street. between Sixth and Seventh avenues.
/ DR.. Macarthur will have as his morning
| theme, The Emptied Christ" the first of
/ two companion sermons, the second TO be
delivered the following Sunday morning.
entitled '"The Exalted Christ" His even
ing subject will be Julian. the ApOstate-
the Reaction of Paganisn.J the second in
course Church and State The
OF Dr. MacArthur's fortieth anniversary
as pastor, to begin Sunday May Is,
promise to be of unusual interest
At St Andrews Methodist Episcopal
Church. 18th street, west OF Columbus ave
nue., the pastor. the Rev. DIR. George
Clarke Peck, who was prevented by ILL
ness from occupying the pulpit last Sun
day, expects to preach at both the MORN
ing and evening services tomorrow. The
! topic for the evening is Things Half
Done"
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Fifth avenue and 55th street, the
Rev. c. Waldo Cherry. pastor of the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church of Troy. n. Y.
will preach at the services at II a m. and
{ p m. Morning topic, 1.-THE Hidden Reve
lation": afternoon topic. 'Our Need OF the
Future
The Rev. Dr. George Clark Houghton
will preach tomorrow morning at the
Church of the TRANSPORTATION. East 18th
street between Fifth and Madison avenues
The Rev Dr. Howard Duffield VIII preach
tomorrow morning in the Old First Church.
Fifth avenue and 18th street, and in the
evening the Rev. Mr.. McCsgue will preach.
The subject for the morning sermon will
be Rest"
The Rev. Charles III. Snedeker. rector Of
St. Georges Church. Hampstead, Long
Island. will preach at the Church of the
Holy Communion, goth street and Sixth
avenue. tomorrow morning. Hamilton Holt
will deliver an address on "The Federation
of the World" under the auspices Of the
Peace Society bn evening
At the Church of the Ascension. Fifth
avenue and 10th street. the rector will
preach at the morning service tomorrow,
and at O'Clock in the evening Henry NJ.
Penniman will deliver lecture.
At the West Twenty-third Street Presby-
terian Church the Rev. DR.. MendenhaII
will preach tomorrow morning, and in the
evening the RevF Edward NJ. Deems will
deliver an address on Work for Seamen-"
The Successful Wicked OF Our Times
Do Their Careers Prove Goodness To Be
Less Desirable?' will be s. Edward Young's
subject tomorrow evening at the Bedford
Presbyterian Church, Nostrand avenue and
Dean street. Brooklyn. Picked Men will
he his morning theme
"a Christian Science Tragedy is the
subject on which Henry Frank, Of the In
dependent Literal Church, will speak in
Berkeley Theatre tomorrow morning. be-
fore delivering his lecture on THE Mys- /
terry and Meaning Of Sex"
At the Reformed Catholic services in !
Christ's Mission. No. 331 West 9th street. /
the Rev. Duncan J. Mcmillan will preach 7
tomorrow afternoon on THE Confession OF /
Peter. Christ Is the Rock on Which the !
Church Is Founded"
The waldensian congregation will hold 1
a meeting in Christ's Mission on Thursday I
evening. April IS. looking toward a per
manent organization.
At the Metropolitan Temple, Seventh ave
nue. and 14th street. the Rev. John Wesley /
Hill will preach tomorrow morning and .
evening. His morning subject will be 1.-The !
Worth of Wonanhood." In the evening
his subject win be christianity and the
LatOr Problem"
The Rev. Raymond G.. Knox viii preach
al ST. Paul's Chapel, Columbia University.
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
The Rev Dr. CIeland IT. McAfee viii
preach at the Lafayette Avenue Presby-
terian Church, Brooklyn. tomorrow morn
ing on THE Sermon on the Mount; the
Kingdom of Heaven on the Earth; the Con-
duct OF It's Members. In the evening his 4
subject will be THE Situation of the saloon
in Brooklyn To-day"
The Rev. Mr.. Slicer will preach to-mor-
row morning at All Souls Church, Fourth
avenue and 2Uth street, on The Resources
Of Cod
The Rev W. Merle-Smth will preach to-
morrow evening I'm the Central Presby-
terrain Church. No. 2lS West 57th street
The Problem of tuberculosis
The Rev. DIR. Burrell win preach to-mor-
row at both services at the Marble Col
legiate Church. Fifth avenue and 10Th
street In the morning his subject will be
Ny NeighbOr," and in the evening. AN
Affair of Honor
The fortieth annual meeting Of the wom-
ems Board of Foreign Missions of the
Presbyterian Church viii be held I'm the
church, University Place and 10th street.
on Wednesday. April q. at 10 a. m Ad-
dresses will be delivered by Arthur J. /
Brown and George Alexander.
At the West Presbyterian Church. ed
street between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
the Rev. a. II. Evans will preach to-mor-
row morning on "A Blessing to Society"
and in the evening on Personal Indepen- |
dence."
The Rev. a. Edwin Keigwin will preach
tomorrow morning at the West End Pres !