The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12
Every Live Christian Hopes and
Believes II Will Soon
Come.
TWO METHODIST SECTS
GETTING CLOSE TOGETHER
Both Seeking Same End, Rituals
the Same; Why Remain
Apart?
BY v. D. FRANCIS,

By Leased Wire TO The Tribune.
NEW YORK juno III suppose you
have noticed that these letters frequent
~ ocontain illusions TO the spirit OF
hopeful discomfort" if / may be al
lowed to uso such a paradoXical express
sion. which is continually maniGestine
Itself in regard 10 The divisions which
exist among Christians. | say discon-
tent, because who Is really contcnted
where a family is broken up by disagree
mcnts, and what is tho real church"
unless il be the Heavenly Fathers fam
Ny? And then l call it hopeful d'scon-
lent. because ! believe that every real
i've Christian today Is fun OF the conn
dent hope that il won't he long before
the Observation-Disclosures Of the past shall
he done away with. Perhaps ii Will come
aDou, lin this generation An express
sion that the Methodist Protestant and
Methodist Episcopal churches may be
joined In the near future was voiced by
The Rev. DR.. Hulsart. pastor OF the Madi-
during the closing hours OF the Paterson
district conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal church, which was held recent
iy Rt Trinity church. DIR. Hulsart was
interest in the proceedings that ho was
asked to lead one Of the devotional scrv-
ices 1t was at the close OF the prayer
thai DR. Ilu!Sart suggested combination
Oi the two denominations. we arc both
seeking The same end" he said. ''and our
rituals arc the Same. Is there any rea-
son why We should remain apart? In
union there is strength Let us stand to-
gethcr.' The ovation no received at the
close OF his remarks indicated that the
Methodist Episcopal clergymcn are In IA
yor oi combination.
Has Borne Fruit.
The results of tho enthusiastic wave
,f missionary fcrror which swept over
HE whole country during the past win
,cr are being shown in many ways. How
has il affected you. my kind reader? Has
i; touched your mind or your heart or
rour pocketbook. or possibly all three?
am sure you will be Interested TO know
what has been going on in the city Of
churches Three women and two men
were graduated from the Missionary
Training school of Brooklyn the other
day. The exercises were held at the
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church. the
Rev. Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, president
of the board of trustees of the insti-
tutc. presiding. Members of the class
comprised Miss ucnklcmann. from Cal
Muriiviau board 10 Alaska. Miss Marcia
ellen Higgins Of Trenton. n. j.. who will
teach for the Baptist Missionary associa-
ZION III Jackson college, Jackson. Miss,
Miss Lucy Howe Kenny OF Boston, Mass:
Alfred Wicbc of Whitewater. Kan, who
will take a post graduate course under
inc Mennonite board and Robert Carl
Young of Colby, Kan, who will go to
Africa for The Methodist board OF mis-
slOns.
Degrees Conferred to Nuns.
During The middle ages education was
Il very different matter from what IL is
today. How impossible it is for the av-
cragc young Amcrican'to take in the idea
pl going through life without tho rc-
i oteS, chance OF an opportunity To have
To read or write, But public schools
where fine education may be easily So
cured arc very new idea In the dG"s
nj long ago IL was in the religious insSi-
tItions that learning was kept alive. 1t
is interesting To see that the Oil tra
hitionS have not suffered in the modcTa
development OF The educational idea,
Archbishop John NJ Farley ~2ccutly con-