New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-01
Church AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
Plans for Summer Supplies in PuIpts Of New York City,

/ On some previous summers protestant
| churches Of New York have not proVideu
sufficient summer supplies OF clergy 70
meet the need. This summer, however
special care has been taken. and It Is not
believed that at this time a single church
can be found in any OF the five borougns
where clergy is not at hand to answer al
calls.
To summer visitors TO New YORK, the
greatest OF summer resorts, the Cathedrai
OF ST. John the Divine. a newcomer IN the
field. will lead in the Sunday services
There will be services at II o'clock and at
4 o'clock. and they will be on the same
plane as during the winter. Bishop Gaiior'
Of Tennessee will preach to-morro" an"
during July. Bishop Weller. Of Fond du
Lac, and Dean Hodges, OF Cambridge, our
ing August and Bishop Francis, OF lndlan-
apolls, during September. The music VIII
be- maintained at the standard OF the rest
Of the year
The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Churcn,
famous all over the country for It's summer
services. has a strong list Of preachers.
Tomorrow the Rev. ]. II. Shakespeare sec
rotary OF the Baptist World Alliance, vii!
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the Rev Dr. John F. Carson, moderator
Of the Presbyterian General Assembly,
Nearly all other preachers are famous Eng
llsh and Scotch divines, including the Rev
DR.. S. J. Reid. of Belfast; the Rev DR..
John A. Hutton, OF Glasgow, and the kew
W. Major Scott, Of London.
The Brick Presbyterian Church. Fifth
Avenue and S7th street, will have as
preacher up to October l, when the new
pastor comes. the Rev DR.. A. 2. Fitch
president Of Andover Theological Seminary
The Old First Presbyterian Church, at Eth
street. is TO be assisted at night by the
evangelistic committee. which is TO conduct
services on the sidewalk, proceeding there
after inside the church.
st. Bartholomew Episcopal Church, In
Madison avenue, will furnish speclal
preachers and excellent music as in former
years and all seats will be free. Beginning
tomorrow and continuing throughout July
the preacher viii be the Rev. DR.. Floyd w.
Tomkins. OF Philadelphia. During August
the Rev. J. Stuart Holden, Of London. will
be again heard. This is lis fourth season.
At Christ Church, Broadway and list
street, the Rev. ]. Clarence Jones, OF
Brooklyn will be the preacher, and at
Trinity Church. Broadway and Wall street,
the Rev. Professor S. L. Tyson, OF the
University Of the South, will be heard.
For the first time in many years Trinity
Chapel, 18th street, near Broadway will
have summer services with complete choir
and famous preachers. Tomorrow the
preacher will be Bishop Williams, Of Michi-
gan, and other preachers will be Bishop
Woodcock, Of Kentucky. and Bishop
Weller, Of Fond du Lac. II is believed that
these will suffice for summer visitors TO
New York. A few union services have been
arranged, and a very few churches Will be
closed At Grace Church Bishop Thurston,
Of Oklahoma, will preach several Sundays,
and in the close on Wednesdays and FRI
days viii be outdoor services.
The National Bible Institute will conduct
eighty to ninety services a week for every
body. some perhaps not summer visitors.
Il has taken over the McAuley Cremorne
Mission, which was for years on 30th
street, but which has been removed 10
temporary quarters in 18th street A new
building, erected solely for Il, will soon be
opened In the heart Of the Tenderloin.
Daily outdoor services vii be held in Har
lem, IN Printing House, Union and Madison
squares and in the Bowery.
The evangelistic committee is maintain
ing its plans this year on $4,000 budget.
That is 1t will hope 10 raise and use $1,000
more than on any previous year. Three
new tents will be put into use this coming
week. and two are already in use. Twenty
six auxiliary services are now maintained,
and there are four regular centres. These
are in Wall street. at Fort George, in Will
iamsbridge and al 204th street and Villa
avenue.
This coming week a large number of
Christian Endeavorers OF New York Will
attend the convention at Atlantic City.
President Clark delivers his address next
Thursday Il Is claimed that It will be the
largest Endeavor convention held in re-
cent years. A great many Endeavorers will
be in this city, either before or after the
Atlantic City meeting.