New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27

The closing services for the summer
season of the New Thought Church VIII
be held tomorrow at New Thought city.
Oscawana-on- the Hudson. Julia Seton
Sears, the pastor. Will speak on Things
to Remember" This Will be DR. Sears
last public appearance in this country TINS
year. as she sails for London early IN
September, where she goes TO estabilsh
the New Thought Church and school, OF
which she IS the founder During her
absence from New York the New Thought
Church here will be under the pastorate
of Mrs. Jean Norton. who has been asso-
ciated with DR.. Sears for several years
DR.. Sears's trip to London Is in response
to an accumulation of urgent calls. ex-
tending over a period Of several years,
from her many friends there who have
become acquainted with her through her
writings and hearing her speak in this
country. Although the summer work for
the season of the New Thought Church
and schoo! will cease at Oscawana this
month. the activities Of New Thought City
will continue through September
At Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
the Rev DIR. Christian F. Reisner. pastor
during August the Rev. Chesteen Smith,
of Anderson, Ind, IS supplying the pulpit
The subjects for tomorrow are: At IL
a. m. The Greatness of Goodness and
at p. m. The Victory OF Obedience"
This is Dr.. Smiths last Sunday. DIT. Refs
ner returns on September f.
Standing room only has been the order
of things at the Marble Collegiate Church
at its Sunday services this month, dur
ing which time the pulpit has been
supplied by DR.. Daniel Hoffman Martin.
pastor of the GIens Falls Presbyterian
Church. which has the largest member
ship of any church in Northern New
York Next Sunday is the last on which
Dr. Martin viii supply DR.. BurrelIs pull
pit. His topic for Sunday morning will
be The Value of a Vision" and in the
evening he will speak on The Lost
Christ" DR.. Martin has also been con-
Quoting the Wednesday night services at
the Marble Collegiate Church parlors, and
the room has been filed. His terse. cpl
grammatic style and the verve in his de-
livery keep his hearers the alert. He is
not afraid to speak plain English con-
corning present day evils as he has OBJ
served them in our big town. and, what is
quite unusual, his congregations have
numbered as many men as women The
masculintty Of DR.. Martins Christianity
appeals to the men. On Sunday, Septem-
Der T. DR.. Martin is to supply the pulpit
of the Collegiate Church of St. Nicholas
Professor Cranston Brenton's final ser
mon in the summer course at Grace
Church tomorrow morning at II o'clock
Will be on the subject, voluntary Self
Deception from the text: Woe unto
them that call evil good and good evil
DR.. Logan H Roots, Bishop of HaHkow,
China, is expected to preach in the open
air pulpit on Wednesday at 1890 2. n.
In the absence Of the Rev Mr. RUSSELL
the pulpit at the Brooklyn Tabernacle
will be occupied tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock by J. Eemery. an evangelist Of
London. England At 1880 O'Clock in the
morning a German service will be held
conducted by c. + F'iIIman. and at 100
.. m. q discourse will be given in the Sved-
ish language by F. Lingkvist, OF Norway
Mr. Russell will be home the following
Sunday, Septemb Der T. to address the pub
lie in the Brooklyn Academy of Music in
the afternoon on The Messfah's Coming
Kingdom the Tabernacle auditorium be-
ing deemed insufficient for the occasion
An altogether pleasing and noteworthy
feature Of the National Bible Institutes
outdoor campaign is the efficient service
rendered the WORK by New York business
men While many prominent ministers
nave very willingly placed themselves and
their services at the disposal OF the pro-
moters Of this outdoor movement. vet by
far the greater proportion Of the addresses
have been delivered by Iaymen. And these
addresses have been almost uniformly
successful Peculiarly free from the the
cioglcal setting usually accompanying the
of religious truth, and above
all things intensely practical, the mes
sages Of these layInen have appealed TO
city crowds with poignaucy and power
Among those who have rendered and are
rendering splendid service are Hugh P.
AIonro and Frank H. DIarston, of the Kau-
Company; Joseph a. Richards,
advertising expert, of the Tribune Build
Ing; j Fl. Shane, importer: Bradford I.
Gilbert, architect. and many others. Next
weeks schedule provides for eighty-five
meetings to be held at noon and IN the
evenings at Madison, Herald. Printing
House and Union squares, in Harlem and
on the Bowery
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
the Rev. DR.. j. Wilbur Chapman will
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