New-York tribune., 1910-07-30

points in New York City continue to he
! Ie1se4y attended those Of the last week
! oe1ng. In this respect. as among the most
satisfactory conducted thus far in the cam
paign- Every effort is made 10 secure as
/ speakers men with q clean-cut Gospel
message for The man on the street" Def
mite decisions are resulting AT almost
every meeting hands are raised fer prayer
The improved character OF the meetings
/ held nightly in the institutes three Gospel
nails is also q matter for congratuIation.
Mt Wolf. at heHBeacon Light Mission.
( No. 2S72 Third evefte, and AFR. Conway, az
the Gospel Hall, No. III Manhattan street
are diffusing new energies tnto their Gen.
4 tres OF work, while John Hollis recently
returned from his vacation, is hack again
/ at the Mission OF the Living Waters, No.
/ g Delaney street Next weeks schedule
/ Of erangelistic meetings, under the direc-
/ ton Of the National Bible Institute, pro-
viding for no fewer than ninety-one meet
| ings, is as fellows: Weekda ys-Nonoay 70
( Friday. Madison Square and Path street. Il
/ c'cleck noon; Broadway and Union Square,
! E150; 18th street and Fourth avenue. Union
! Square, !: 125th street and Seventh avenue,
/ z. and in the evenings. AT Manhattan street
! and Amsterdam avenue, = Madison avenue
/ and 18th street Z: 18th street and Fourth
avenue, Union Square, 7.45; Hester street
and the Bowery, $50; Rivington street Z:
/ 5th street and Cooper Square. 7.59. and De-
! lancey street 6. No meetings are held on
/ Saturdays. On Sundays meetings are held
| At the following points: Madison Square
and oath street. p m; Printing House
( Square, opposite Tribuns Building. $50 o
m: Hester street. $50 7. III; R:vington
street, 2 n. 18th street and Cooper
Square, 40 2. m; Madison Square and
24th street, : 7. m. and Union Square and
l4th street Fourth avenue, IS 2. m
/ Meetings az each Of the three Gospel halls
at z N. Sunday schools are conducted
! each sabbath afternoon at the Gospel Hail.
/ No. IL Manhattan street, and the Beacon
! Light Mission
The ossinlng Camp Meeting opened last
Thursday evening. and will cen-tnus
/ through Sunday, August :. The Rev. Al
drew Shriver will preach at 1870 to-mor-
row. the Rev. George r. Abrams 81 2:se
.. n. and the Rev. N. Y. Bovard al rs
.. n. 4 great meeting will be held on Sat
urday svering. August 6, addressed by
Frederick Victor. Of New York City The
subject IS Temperance
Ths Pev, Dr.. ! Stuart Holden. rector Of
St. PauTs. London, England, will preach IN
Tent Evangel, No. !, in West l2aLh eno
125th street. between Amsterdam and MOTT
iugs.de avenues Tomorrow az .. N. DE
Holden preached to large audiences n rhs
big tent last season. and his coming Is e2-
pected with pleasure. The Rev LII CorI.a
Lee Lars. cf BROOKLYN, will preach ST 4
/ Z. n. on Sunday, closing lis week CT sue
/ cessful services in Tent Evsngel. Charles
will
week II. EvangeI Nc. and also in Tent No
! .. at t59th street, near Prospect avenue. Tbs
Bronx. alternating with the superintendent,
the Rev. 9. Y. Mcpherson The Rev Dr.
Len c. Broughton. Of Atlanta viii open his
work Of eight days IN Tent Erangel, begin
ming on august :. at D N.
ssThg Final Test: ! Study IN Conscience
will be the theme at morning worship n
6. PauTs Methodist Episcopal Church
! The Rev. T. Ernest Johnson VIII preach
The PEI Dr.. Christian 2. Reisna-, OF
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. is CT e
vacation. During his absence the Rev bf
Samuel I. Stewart. OF Mansfield Ohio. IS
ureacrirg His morning subject tomorrow
v-ill he The Triumph OF the Cross and has
evening topic. The Upiook and UpAifr.
r17,~ir1g august tbs pulpit viii be filed BY
he Rev. Dr. Chesteeh Smith, OF Andar-
son. Ind
- the Church OF the Holy Communion
! al services VIII be held tomorrow IN the
parish house. There vii be Holy CON-
raunion administered - 7-3o g n ana al
r7on. and sermons At = e n. and p n
Dr.. Nottet will oaiciate at al services
A. tbs Collegiate Church. OF West End
avg.aus. the Rev. Or. Samuel Il zvTeEner
viii preach Tomorrow morning His sub
+ 5ac- will be The Jnoccupied Mission
Fields OF the World.
1 sundav and week day services are being
held in 81. PauIs Chapel Trinity Parishl
-l,roughcu+ the summer. On Sunday thsre
* 9-eo : N. service for night workers
Other services are az 80 and 1870 Z, m
an6 ~ 80 2 n There are midday ser
vices every week day excepting Monday
8 Paul's Chapel Business Wonen's Club,
which has $50 members. Is open every week
dav from I1:30 q. II. 10 $50 2. n
~ the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
/ The Rsv Dr.. r 4. Torrey, the well known
: evangel3st and founder OF the MontroSe
PfaIe Conference Association, Will rreach
both morning and afternoon Tomorrow
The subject OF the lesson-ssrnlon in the
Christian Science churches tomorrow VIII
he Love " and the Golden Text ISAIAH
y IL sT4e shall feed his fock ike g shep-
herd. he shall gather the lambs with his
arm. and carry them IN his bosom aid
/ shah gently lead those that are with
young.
N the Rev. Or. RusssllE absenee from
+1-A c4~v tomorrow H. Clay Rockwell.
member Of the Peoples Pulpit Association.
ys-1 address the congregation in the Brook
ivn Tabernacle, his theme being - Secret
Society," psalm Zei. y
r-sv Thought Church services will bs
held tomorrow Ct Oscswana-oa-Eudsor IN
the Auditorium. az 11;5o 2. m Julia Seton
Sears. NJ D, will speak from the subject
/ The Truth About Trouble" Thers are
/ lectures weekly by DR. Sears, u. 2. K4eleT.
/ Maud Pratt Chase and other noted speak
/ ers. SATURDAY evening az o'clock naust-
cal recital and readings conducted BY Lois
Fox are followed by dancing-
| There rtI be morning and evening ser
| vices at tbs Scotch Presbyterian Church
| Tomorrow. The Rev. Boyd McCleary, the
/ assistant pastor. viii preach on ths fol-
/ lowing themes: Jehovah, a Shepherd
King ara The Letter TO Philemon.
! AZ tbs z36 stresr branch Of the Young
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