New-York tribune., 1911-09-02

The subject OF the lesson sermon IN the
Christian Science churches tomorrow VIII
be Man." and the golden text PsaA"
xxxvti. zs). The steps Of a good man are
ordered by the Lord: and he delighteth IN
his way"
At the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
Church, holding services at Earl haA'
Columbia College. the pastor, the Kew Or'
Walter Duncan Buchanan. VIII preacn To-
morrow morning at IL O'Clock. bis subject
Will be 'Toilers."
DR.. J. Wilbur Chapman, the evangens-
will preach tomorrow at the MAdison
Avenue Baptist Church. morning and even
ing services.
In the Metropolitan Temple tomorrow
DR.. Loux will continue his sermons on tno
great certainties Of the Christian religion
at the morning service. In the evening
New York audience will have the rare
privilege Of hearing Miss Anna Louise
Minnich. the Western young peoples
former secretary, who has inspired tnou-
sands to a deeper study Of the Bible.
So unusual has been the success OF the
outdoor evangelistic campaign conducted
bv the National Bible Institute that sx-
tensive preparations are being MADE 10
continue the work during the winter
Plans FOR a wide extension Of the work OF
the National Bible Institute, TO include
shops and factories and unusual centres
where such work has never been al
tempted. are being formulated and viii
take definite shape as soon as the outdoor
work comes TO a close, which Ia expected
TO be about the middle OF October. The
evangelistic work in these unusual places
will be in addition to evangeisic meetings
held nightly in each OF the four Gospel
halls under the care Of the National Bible
Institute. The institute has found a VIDE
use for Gospel literature OK al KINDS IN
its campaign, and intends TO push this
method OF evangelistic propaganda during
the winter. During the summer almost one
hundred thousand copies OF The Mes
sage" nttle seni-monthly published In
the interests-of evangelical faith, have been
distributed, and 1t is planned TO extend
the field OF this little publication during
the winter so that it will reach classes
which seldom come IN contact with the
Gospel In any manner over one hundred
and thirty thousand persons have heard
the Gospel message proclaimed in the
outdoor meetings OF the National Bible IN
stitute this summer, and about one per-
son IN every forty has been impressed.
The meetings will be continued over Labor
Day. with the regular schedule, and IL is
expected that at least sixty meetings a
week will be held throughout September.
The first regular service Of the Sinai
Synagogue, Samuel o. Kuhn, rabbi, Will
be held at Corrigan Hall, 18th street and
Broadway. tomorrow, at u a. m. subject
will be why a synagogueT
At the West End Collegiate Church the
Rev. Abraham John Music Will preach
! EVANGELISM will be the keynote Of the ag-
/ gressive religious campaign planned for
/ this fall and winter by E. Graham Wilson.
/ religious work director OF the West Side
/ Young Mems Christian Association. ITO
bring men into vital contact with Jesus
/ Christ and into membership in the Chris
tian Church Will be our aim" said Mr..
I Wilson. Every one OF my assistants is
| enthusiastic, and we are looking forward
/ 70 the biggest year OF our history. We will
! keep the thought OF evangelism constantly
. before US" he continued. The mems meet
ing. held Sunday afternoon. will be re-
sumed on September IT, A list Of speakers
including many OF the strongest men in the
pulpit and public life to-day, has been ar
/ ranged Dr. Charles P. Fagnani, OF the
/ Union Theological Seminary, has again
/ been engaged 10 teach the Thursday Even
| ing Bible Class which will begin about the
middle OF October. Work within the Young
Mems Christian Association building, how
/ ever, is only small part Of the campaign,
/ as vigorous extension work will be car
/ ried OUT MONDAY meetings will be re-
/ sumed in the twelve shops in which work
was done last year. and 1t Is expected that
I three additional shops will be added. The
departrnent has been strengthened by the
addition OF John W. parr, formerly an as
sstant at the Spring Street Presbyterian
/ Church.