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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHIDREN~S TDdPLsE (nndenominationaD.
7 Nichols street, near Paoihc street-Children's
cpen-air meeting in lincoln Park tomorrow
afternoon 4 O'Clock; Nh. ]. Payne, OF Jersey
City, Will be the speaker. Mr.. Payne will
also speak in the Temple tomorrow evening
O'Clock; Tnursday evening meeting T:@
o'clock. All children are heartily welcome.
CHRrsTADELPHIANs meet every sundaxl
Iroquois Building, 22 Washington street ID
a. m, Sunday school and Bible classes. II q.
M, memorial service. with address. Strangers
always welcome. Come and hear the good
news of the coming kingdom of God which
Christ Will establish on earth at His return.
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS
ASSOCIATION, Masonic Hall, Arcade Build
ing. 851 Broad street--Tomorrow, 3 p m, Mr..
Robert Price will speak: subject. lessons
From Isreels Typical Tabernacle." ALI are
sectarian. No collections.
MILITARY PARK-Twiiishx vespsr services
at $3.50 p. M, at the band-etsnd. Under the
auspices Of the Mems Club Of the Halsey
@. Clark, chairman. Good singing. short ad-
dress. All Christian workers are invited to
cooperate with us in this campaign to reach
the unohurched
RESCUE HOME. 10 Spring s~treet-pomor-
row the Rev. James. Queaning ana HE friends
Will have charge both afternoon and evening.
Special singing as usual, with short rousing
testimonies by redeemed. Luncheon served at
CLOSE Of afternoon service. Cool chapel with
fans. The public most cordially invited to
be present on this occasion. J. G. Simmons,
musical director, Mrs. Miller. organist,
SALVATION ARMY. % Hellevilie avenue
Meetings Rightly at s O'Clock. Sunday, 1880
2. m. Sunday school $3.50 p. m. Evening at
s O'Clock. Open-aAr service at the D.. L. & W.
<. r. square at 7 p. m A welcome to all.
Captain 1ily Patrick and lieutenant Carrie
Spencer in charge.
THE FIRST UNITED CHRISTIAN
CHURCH, OF North Arington-Stmday serv-
ices will be held on the church property
under the tent. corner ERgbe street and Kearny
avenue. Preaching 3sb, by Rev. Thomas
Clark, Of New York. Good singing. livery
body welcome. Midweek service at Mfs. Con-
don's. Duncan street. near Gold, Thursday.
s D. m.
UNION SERVICES OF THE FIFTH BAP-
TIST N TIE UNION STREET METHOD
IST EPISCOPAL CHURCHESHSunday morning
services at 1890 O'Clock in the Union Street NJ.
f.. Church; subject, Gods Fellow Workers. -
Sunday evening service In the Fifth Baptist
Church at 7:4s o'clock; subject. "a Man in
Rev. Samuel Alden Perrine. All most cor
| daily welcome.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsRoCIA-
Hygiene and It's relation to Christian Char
In the Y. NJ. G. <. gymnasium tomorrow
afternoon at : O'Clock. G. Herbert Church.
NJ. D., a Newark physician. will lead the dis.
cussion. The relation Of a mans body to hil
religious life lie q basic and vital principle In
every mans life. All men. whether member
OF the association or not, are invited TO at
tend Al 9 o'clock thu regular fellowship
lunch will be held. followed ~ the sing Al
ls;4s,
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BIC CELEBRATION
IS PLANNED FOR
FATHER STECH[R
st. Peters Church to Honor
Twenty-fifth Anniversary
of Priest.

Invitations to the twenty-hfth ami
versary of the rectorship of the Rev.
Aloysius Stecher at st. Peters Church
have been sent out. The celebration
will start August 10 and continue for
three days.
Sunday. August ID. there will be
greetings by the pupils Of st. Peters
School in St. Peters Hall In the eve
ming.
The next day a reception VIII be ten
dered by the parish societies, the So
dalities and the church choir.
Tuesday. August 10. there will be q
procession and solemn high mass at II
a. m. The Rev. Aloysius Stecher VII
be the celebrant. The sermon Will be
by h Very Rev. r. Polycarp. and an
address win be given by the Right Rev
Bishop John ]. OfConnor. AT 1 p. m
there will be a banquet at Kruger Au-
ditorium.
1t is unoficially known in Newark
that Father Stecher hal been given the
title of monsignor by the Pope.
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Assuan. Egypt.

Dear Bill:
1 am on one of those pay-as-you-
enter tourist steamers which runs from
Cairo to Assuan.
Frequent stops are made for excur-
sions to the temples and these are in
charge of a native dragoman who at
tends to all the details and explains
the hieroglyphics to us.
Mohammed, our dragoman, is a hand
some dog and -hs@is a great success
with the ladies, who think him ''just
the cutest thing that ever lived" The
men, however, consider him an oily
proposition and at the evening round
up in the smoking-room q great many
sarcastic things are said about this
twentieth century idolatry among the
fair sex.
The other evening a husband of one
of the idolators and one who had de-
nounced Mohammed the loudest was
taking a stroll on deck when he saw
the popular dragoman and a lady stand
ing at the rail watching the moon. Mo.
hammed's arm was draped carelessly
around the waist of the lady and they
seemed very well pleased with each
others society.
Husband was curious, so he waited
and watched. Apparently the pail
hadn't noticed him. Pretty soon Mo-
manned said something cute. and the
lady laughed. 1t was hubby's wife!
"And hen 1t happened"
Everyone who was awake rushed Ut
on deck to enjoy the fireworks. II
was then noticed that Mohammed had
a strikingly girlish face and that his
mustache seemed rather peculiar. On
further inspection Mohammed proved
to be Mrs. Wordsworth. the wife of the
former speaker Of the New. York As
sembiy. She had made a turban'
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LAW CAUSING
Discomfort In ELIZABETH,

ELIZABETH, July 29.-Because of
the new Geran election law It will be
necessary for Elizabeth and the rest
of Union County to have an entire set
of new voting booths. The old ones.
built for one voter and for privacy.
with either have - be thrown away
entirely and become a total loss or
will be used In the mailing of the new
ones.
The freeholders have already pro-
vided for the increased expense which
the adoption of the Geran law will en-
tail. 1t is possible that the Increase
in the election expenses over last year
will be 10000 or ab0ut ease for each
voter Ia the county.
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DIR. KING TO A

1.-The Roads That Lead to Success"
will be DR.. Kings subject at
the Central Presbyterian Church to-
morrow night. This subject was an
nounced some weeks ago. but the SER
mon was not preached because DR..
Ing1is preached that night in the Cen
trail Church. A special announcement
of particular interest to the people will
be made in the evening service Mr..
Owen will sing in the morning, Just
AS I AM" by Cutter, and Guide Us
with Thy Heavenly Light" by Tosti.
The electric fans will run as usual and
the ice water will be placed in the main
vestibule.
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In Vacation Plans Where
Does Mother Come In?

A 6 this is h vacation time, when nan son daughters are ron to
u forget mother while arranging their outing schedules the Rev Dr..
= = George Walton King pastor Of the Central Presbyterian Church, this
city has voiced his dsapproval in n 10 u ncertain tones at 3
low are you nc to honor mot her?' asks h popular divine, and in
reply dds by going to nd beng wi tn her as much as possible"
How L wish that I could 20 aco, SIS hi country to Los Angeles, Cal, and
a month WITH my mother! low wish I could tak her by the hand
and 70 with her into the orchard OIL W ak in the garden among her California
fowersi E ri
Honor your mother by obedience to as many of her hearts requests a
possible. George Washington, when a young man wa about to go to sea to
be a midshipman. t4N
farewell. SEEING her distress nd ha ring her sobs, he TURNED to the servant
and said Go nd tell them to bring m y trunk back, for 1 will not go away
and break my mothers heart
soon as James A Garfield W a inaugurated President lie turned
quickly n threw his m around hi mother and kissed her, declaring thai
it vas she who hd made that lay 10 shble to him.
"The mar who dshonors his moth er dkhonors himself. and 1 believe he
will be cursed in eternity. Honor he r and you honor that n unto whom
I wou have the gates of IA con santy swinging open My mothers
we is Ill in all tic me" 81
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ESSEX ENDEAvORERS TO
BE AT PENNSYLVANIA MEET

A delegation representing the Essex
County Christian Endeavor Union will
attend the coming annual two days
young peoples conference, which will
be open at Montrose, Pa, ON Wednes-
day, August 16. and continue in SEES
sion for three days.
Miss Ida B. Stephens, the secretary
of the New Jersey State Endeavor
Untop, will be one of the speakers. II
is expeeted that State President John
T. Sproull, of Arlington, will also at
tenr the meet.
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were fled In the county
clerks office today:
with Haas q Kuntz, contractors. carpen-
ter work, $500; 192-204 Murray street. Same
owners with J. stuven,. contractor, cement
work, s4Oo; same premises. Same owners
with estate OF H. Woolf, contractor, ma
son work, 1850; same premises.
H. Kussy, owner. with Albro Glenn Ele-
$3.50; Bruce street and Springfield avenue
Belle Potts, owner, with Kneipher &
Frenz, contractors, plumbing work, 81. 800;
Highland avenue, Glen Ridge. Same owner
work, $3.50; same premises.
Maltbie Chemical Company. owners, with
work. $40; 80 High street. Same owners
with W. Connolly Company, contractors.
mason n iron work, $500; same premi-
ses. Same owners with T; cryer Com
Verona Investment Company, owners,
with J. Doyle, contractor, mason work.
Jennie Acker, owner, with f. Kauter.
contractor, painting work. $40; 81 Garri-
Mary Brasch, owner, with F.. Kauter,
contractor. painting work. $40; 81 Garri-
]. Curcio, owner, with R. rotino and
william Julian, contractors, all work,
r. Geiger, owner, with s. Miller, COR
tractor, plumbing and heating work, $7b2;
Grove street, Irvingtofxe
A. Leslie. owner, with L. Fisher, con-
tractor, painting work, s295; H1 North
Eighth street. Same owner with r. Gill
lum, contractor, steam heating work, 1911;
same premises
E. Schoen, owner, with Rosner & Levin
sky, contractors, painting work, $685.;
Clinton venue and South Twelfth street.
B. Zinberg, owner, with Kaplan Bros,
contractors, al work, $500; so Stratford
place.
F. Foersch, owner, with R. McClorry,
contractor, roofing work, sos; IL Willough-
by street.
F. Cort, owner, with G.. Trautwein, con-
tractor, carpenter work, 1850; 270-272-274
Jelliff avenue. Same owner with Newark
Cornice n Skylight Works, contractors,
metal work, $475; same premises.
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ORGANISMS TO CONVENE AT
OCEAN GROVE NEXT WEEK.

There will be an exodus of prominent
local ~organists to attend the annual
meet of the National Association CT
Organists in the Auditorium, Ocean
Grove, next Tuesday. DR.. Tall Fsen
Morgan, the noted musical director,
will take a prominent part in
the ten days program. Among
those who will be present at one o1
more sessions from this city viii be
Louis Arthur Russell. of the Peddie
Memorial Baptist Church. and L. Cas-
roll Beckel, of the First Presbyterian
Church.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


PARAMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH, Fair
mount avenue, near Bank street-Rev. George
q. Lombard, pastor, will preach 1850 a. M,
.Ohristian Promotion" and 7:45 D.. m, How
70 Live Twenty-four Hours a Day" Open air
service at I, led by Mr.. r. A. Dunnell. All
welcome. Seats free.
SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, East Kinney
street. near Broad-Rev. Clark t. Brownell.
pastor. Morning worship 1880; sermon by pastor
on THE Conflict of the Ages Music by
choir, God Is Perfect and Just, by Pro-
theroe: The Lord is My Shepherd by Smart.
No evening service. Sunday school $3.50. Mid
week service, Thursday, s.
u PEDDIE MEMORIAL CHURCH.
corner Broad and Fulton streets-Rev. Percy
r. Ferris. of Mount Vernon. N. z. WIZ prsach
at 1910 and 7:f5. The Sunday school. L. WEES
ley Richardson. superintendent, meets 81 noon.
Strangers are welcome at all the services.
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TIE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL JUDE
MEMORIAL CHURCH, Clinton avenue. corner
Wright street-Rev. 4. Arid Moffat, minister.
st. Luke.s M. e. Church uniting with us.
Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock; sermon
theme, my Jewels" Evening devotions at
f:s5 O'Clock; a responsive service under the
general title, witt Christ in the School OF
Nature:' theme, The Call of the Noun
tains." You are always welcome at The
Friendly Church."
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TO FIGHT BAN ON MEN
IN UNIFORM AT B u

SEA GIRT, July 29.-An effort will
be made through military channels to
force the lessees of the Asbury Park
Beach Casino to admit men In uniform
to the dances held there during the
rest of the encampment.
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SPECIAL ELECTION IN GARFIELD.

PASSAIC, July 29.-The borough Of
Garfield will vote on commission gov
eminent on August 81. Petitions for a
referendum vote on the Walsh act are
now in circulation with over 200 sig
natures and will be filed next Monday.
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The Roman Catholic Church at Deal,
which is the religious vacation home of
many Newarkers and Jerseymen dur
ing the summer, is one of the hand
soonest and best-appointed Catholic
edifices along the coast.
As Deal is a neal neighbor of Asbury
Park, thousands of excursionists to
these popular shore resorts have adj
mired the substantial white stone
church, which more than six years ago
was erected through the generosity of
the late Daniel O'Day, a former Stand
ard Oil director, and many wealthy
Catholics who summer in the vicinity
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cHURM OF ST. JAMES, BeIlsville avenue.
opposite Taylor street-Rey. T. Percivat Bate,
rector. hob Communion 1850 q m Sunday
school ss5 a. N. Morning prayer apd sermon
Il O'Clock. Evoneong 7AS .. m miner
men especfuIIy invited.
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TO INSTALL $1,000 ORGAN.

PLAINFIELD, July 2e.-The vestry
of Holy Cross Episcopal Church has
decided to install a new $1,000 organ
in the church in place of the old one,
which has beer doing service for many
years.
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rmnIsrIAN

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.
Hill street, between Broad and H~alsey-sun-
day services at II a.. m; subject,
Lowe" Children Sunday school at 10 q. m.
s o'clock, ReAdinB-room II POS Wiss Build
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LUTHERAN.

GRACE ENGLIsH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. NJ. s. Waters will speak at the morning
services on THE Lesson Many Times Re-
peated.,' The communion will be p~artaken
Of at the morning services. There will be no
evening services.
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/ of Deal during the vacation season.
The rector of the parish, the Rev.
Father Norris, has also been instru-
mental in promoting and encouraging
membership and financial prosperity
for his charge. Father Norris takes an
active interest In the social features of
the parish, and last season a country
circus was conducted under the auspices
of the church. 1t is understood that
Father Norris and the societies Of the
parish are contemplating promoting a
similar event this season. The country
circus is a big social card at Deal and
1t attracts thousands.
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CLINTON VENUE REFORMED CHURCH,
Clinton avenue and Halsey street-Rev. Al
bertus T. Brock, minister. Communicates
prayer-meeting at 10 a. m. Morning service
at 1880; the sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered Evening service at 7:45;
the Rev. Frank Eckerson, who has labored
for eight years In China, will tell of his ex-
periences. Bible school at 1880. Midweels
service Tuesday evening 8 O'Clock. Strangers
are cordially invited.
H NORTH REFORMED CHURCH, Broad
and Bridge s~treets-Rev. Lucas Boeve, assist
ant minister. in charge. Morning worship 1880
O'Clock. Evening worship 7;45 O'Clock. Morn
ing Sunday school $3.50 O'Clock East Newark
Endeayor Society .ttss1sc ;%S O'Clock; s,Io me pn Inits, wan
be occupied by the Rev. Robert p, Kerr, OF
Baltimore, Md. In the morning the subject
will be Gods Immortal Light and at the
evening service he will preach on 1.-THE Peni-
tent Thief" The Rev. Mr.. Kerr Is an inti-
mate friend Of the former pastor OF the North
Reformed Church, the Rev. DR.. Vance.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
UNCONVENTIONAL

ing. 81 Broad street, open daily. except Sum
day ana holidays from 1890 a. m. TO 5 p. m.
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The nth party of children is being
entertained at the Christian Endeavor
Fresh Air Home, in Roseiand. It will
remain for a two weeks outing. The
parties that have remained a fortnight
will return home early next week.
The services at the Centenary Meth
odis, Church tomorrow will be in
charge of Rev. DR.. Charles L. Mead. Of
Baltimore, d former pastor. AS 1t will
be his first appearance in h local
pulpit since his transfer to a Hoboken
charge three years ago q large congre-
cation will greet him..
The Rev. Robert Bruc Beattie, of
franklin, Pa, will preach at~the First
Presbyterian Church tomorrow MORN
ing. The supply for the four Sabbaths
in August will be the e DR.. Jesse
Hill, of Portland, Me.
The Rev. George G. Vogel, pastor Of
the Centenary M. E. Church, has left
on his vacation. The services during his
absence will be in charge of his assist
ant. the Rev. Karl H. Carlson. who will
occupy the parsonage In Kearny street.
DIR. c. Herbert Church, of this city,
will lead the discussion on the subject,
Hygiene and Its Relation to Christian
Character" in the Y. M. c. A. Gym
nasium, at 5 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. Fred B. vreeland, the baritone
~soloist, will sing.
The Rev. julius +. Maschman, pas
tor of the Summerield M. E.. Church,
in Summer avenue, and Mrs. Masch-
man, who have been spending SIX
weeks on the Pacific coast, are ex-
pected home today.
The growth among religious denom-
nations during the past year has been:
Roman Catholic, 10000; Methodist,
108, 900; Baptists, $1,000; Disciples of
Christ, $4,000, and the Lutherans. TO-
900. The money distributed for vart-
Gus purposes by the Methodists
amounted to $4S. OOO, 900; the Presby-
terrain, sgt, 900. 900, and the Episcopa-
lians, SIS, 600, 900.
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PUBLIC NOTICE IL hereby given that the fol
lowing proposed ordinance passed o second
rea4lig ana Yves ordered to q third and final
reading at o meeting Of the Board Of Street
ana Water Cornnissioners held July 81. 1M1;
An ordinance 70 open
from iss feet east OF Leo place to Marin place.
WILLIAM MUNGLE,
FrsSldent, Of the Board of Street and Water
- wM. u, oRnArHnAp.
1%s-et CLERK q TIE aobfd.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

GET BUSINESS TRAINING
Then when you apply for a position you know
you can do this. that or the other needed
thing.
THE NEWARK BUSINESS COLLEGE
has helped thousands, 1t can help you. Day
Warrsn and Halsey streets. Newark. n. =.
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lJMRAeD
oQEEPLE

"a Missionary Journey Around the
World. will be the Christian Endeavor
Bible reading topic for tomorrow.
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since the affair, and his wife tells US
that he has promised to buy her a new
limousine If she promises to say moth
ing about the buDiness to the folks at
home. Yours. WEB. ,
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painted a mustache on her lip and
altogether looked like a dyed-in-the-
wool dragoman. Husband has been
having his meals brought to his cabin
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Having returned from their their va
cations. the Rev. James A. Solandt, Of
the Belleville Congregational, and the
Rev. George P. Dougherty. of st. Paul's
M. e. Church, will fill their respective
pulpits tomorrow.
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mBrHoD1sT PROTESTANT.

BEpLA METHODIST PROTESTANT
CHURCH. Pomeroy avenue. corner Maple
street, Keerny. Morning worship lo:46 o'clock.
Sunday school 2:30 D. M Christian Endeavor
8:45 y. m. Song service 7:B p. m. Evening
worship 8 O'Clock. Wednesday, prayer-meet-
Ing, Q p. m. Friday, mems meeting. 5 p. m.
ThiB Is the coolest church In Kearny. Every
body made welcome.
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MnTHoDIsT

FRANKLIN STREET METHODIST EPI5CO.
PAL CHURCH. near the City Hall-Wilian
Ehktne, the pastor. will preach tomorrow. The
gdbJsct Ia the morning will be Righteous
ness Triumphant" In the evening the topic
Will be The Sun Shall Not Strike Them Nor
ANY Head The Bpworth League yespeI
service will be held on the street In front OF
the church a. $40 p. m.
CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Mxyket and Mulberry streets-Rev.
Wiitem n. Morgan, D. D., pastor. 1880 a:
m. Sabbath school. p m; open1air Gospel
Mead. Of Baltimore. formerly of Centenary
M. d Church. will speak. 7:45 p. M, sermon
by the pastor; DR.. Morgan's subject will be
'Beif- Rsverence." Tuesday. 8 p. M, prayer
service, DR.. Morgan In charge. All are COT
daily Invited to these services.
HosHyHLE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. Orange street and Bathgat place
Dorr Prank Diefendorf. minister. Morning
wprshfp and sermon at 1890 O'Clock. subject.
The Vision in the Face of Jesus Christ. "
Evening worship and sermon at 7:45 o'clock;
subject, Twentieth Century Idolatry." Mems
assembly at 70 M. SUNDAY school at $50 p.
m. Midweek service for prayer and praise
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Strangers are
cordially invited to all the services of the
church.
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHUR~H. corner Wilsey and Warren streets
Enoch Meachem, pastor. Preaching at 1880
a. m. and 7:45 p. m. by the pastor, on The
Hadnesses of Life" The Book of Remem-
branoe.'' Sunday school 2:30 D. m. Lovers of
a pure gospel are invited and welcomed here.