New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES



, cnrists Lenten cantata THE Lamb OF
God Will be given by the vested choir.
At All Angels Church Stainer's Cruel
fxion' will be sung at the o'clock vesper
service
A religious service under the auspices of
the Actors Church Alliance. New York
Chapter, will be held tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock at the Garden Theatre There
will be music appropriate TO Palm sun
day and addresses by eminent representa-
tives OF both Church and stage.
The Rev T. r. sncer will preach to-
morrow morning at All Souls Church on
"A Lonely Triumph"
At St Jamess Lutheran Church the sac
rament of adult baptism and the rite Of
row by the pastor. the Rey. Or. Junius B.
Remensnyder.
AT the West End Collegiate Church DR.
Cobb at the afternoon service will speak
Of THE Crown Which Jesus Refused Why
He Would Refuse To-day That Particular
Law which Underlies This Refusal
Oliver W. Stewart, the Prohibition leader
will speak on The Essentials of Manhood
at the o'clock mass meeting tomorrow
afternoon at the West Side Young MEMS
Christian Association.
The three-act comedy. college Chums,"
by Anthony Wills. will be presented by the
Young Mems Club Of ST Pauls Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Church in the chapel on
April % and 2S
The Rev. DR.. George William Douglas.
canon Of the Cathedral OF St John the Di-
vine. will preach al st. Marks tomorrow
morning a II o'clock. In the evening at s
o'clock there will be held the closing SER
vice of the Emmanuel Healing Mission at
which the address viii, be made by the
rector.
In Evangel Mission Hall. II. c. Mcbride
viii begin tomorrow. at $50 and p M.
one week Of special services Dr. Mcbride
is an evangelist appointed by the East
New York Conference.
At the Brick Church tomorrow the Rev.
Norman Thomas. assistant minister. Will
preach at both morning and afternoon SER
vices. Holy Week services will be held at 5
o'clock every afternoon, except Saturday.
St Johns Church. Parkville. Brooklyn, will
henceforth be known as the Church of St.
John the Baptist Brooklyn, y. Y The cor
porate name for fifty-three years has been
st Johns Church. Greenfield" and there
are four Episcopal churches in Brooklyn
dedicated in the name of St John-at 18th
street and St Johns Place. at Fort Hamilton,
and the Church Charity Foundation Chapel.
besides this church. which is situated on
the corner OF Ocean Parkway and Webster
avenue. and the rector Of which is the Rev.
Father V. D. Rusgles. This will be the
only church in the Diocese Of Long Island
called after John the Baptist.
At the Church OF the Divine Paternity
there will be special Palm Sunday music
tomorrow, and the pastor, the Rev. DR..
Frank Oliver Hall. will preach at II a m.
his subject being IF Thou Hadst Known"
and at S p. m. upon Successful Failure"
AT the Old First Presbyterian Church the
teN. Ut. howard Dul1ciu Will cONuuCl lIlt
communion service at II o'clock and Hugh
L. Forman will preach at p. m, to-
morrow
4 Palm Sunday praise service will be
held tomorrow evening in st. Pauls Metn-
odist Episcopal Church. There will DE spe-
cal musical numbers by the choir Hymns
Of praise appropriate 10 the day will be
sLng by the congregation. The pastor, DIR.
George p. Eckman who begins tomorrow
the fifteenth year of his service with this
church, will make a brief address on THE
Praise of the People" At the morning SER
vice the pastor will take as his topic The
Lord OF Hosts
As any Canadian voice Of authority IS
heard with especial interest nowadays.
there is mucn enthusiasm manifested over
the announcement that the Evangelistic
Committee OF New York City expects TO
have as the principal speaker at the open
ing rally in Carnegie Hall on the evening
of Tuesday. May ,. DR.. J. \. Macdonald.
editor OF THE Toronto Globe" This well
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