New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-08

Evangelistic Institute where young men
and women meet for instruction In personal
work and open air speaking. 40 season
has been more encouraging than the ons
recently closing with rally addressed by
| Gypsy Smith.
The Rev Or. Wilfred Currier keirstead.
a Canadian preacher of high standing viii
. preach at Calvary Baptist Church. morn-
| ing and evening tomorrow. His morning
discourse will be The Vision of God That
Of the evening viii be "The Power aud JOY
of Self-Sacrifce." Appropriate music 10
these themes will be rendered. urder ths
direction of Edward Morris Bowman. by
the large choir Dr. Macarthur, now pa stor
in charge of the baptist Tabernacle, in At
lanta. will preach at calvary Baptist. this
city. on Sunday. June 20. on his way 10
Boston, where he Is under engagement 70
preach at fremont Temple during the sum
mer.
The morning service will be held al Il
O'Clock i'm the Madison Avenue Reformed
Church tomorrow. Dr. Carter, the pastor
will preach on Improve Time I'm Time"
The evening. services have been discoDtin-
! ued for the summer
At the Harlem Presbyterian Church there
will be chiIdren's day service In the morn
| ing. At 8 y. M. there will he addresses by
| George \. Sanford secretary of tho ARM
| Young Mems Christian Association, and
! soldiers Of the regular army from the forts.
AT the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Brooklyn. the morning service vlIl
| be given over to the celebration OF Children
Day. In this the Gregg Chapel Cumberland
street branch, Cuyler Church, and Lincoln
Mission join with the home church. Tho
Sunday schools will be seated together, 3n1
Or. McAfee will address his brief sermon
| 70 them 1t will be the first service In this
church of the Rev. Nathan Foster, tho
newly installed pastor of the Cuyler Church.
and also the first since the ordination Ht
che Rev. John +. Stanzian TO the ministry.
I'm the evening Or. McAtee breaches On
1.-THE Generous Soul" Monday evening Is
for the Young Peoples Association; Tues
dav evening an address by DR.. james u.
| Gray, of the Moody Bible institute md
Wednesday evening, prayer meeting. M
Mc-VIllIams and the Rev. Mr.. zimmerman
will tell of the recent General Assembly.
A. 81 Tames's Methodist Church to-
r,or,ow morning at II O'Clock the annual
Child ems Day programme VIII De given III
the auditorium. There will be attracuTs
musical and literary exercises. The ReN.
DR. A-chey Decatur Ball, the pastor, viii
preach the sermon on Jesus as STU
dent" s. r. Payne, cornetist. plays FROM
the tower Of the church Just before tl9
service The newly organized ST James
quartet and vested choir Of sixty voices
will be together in special musical service
FOR the last time this season.
The Rev. Or. Howard DufIleld will cons
duct both services tomorrow AT the Oh
First Presbyterian Church At III a. m.
the annual Chldren's Day service will m
held At the Home Hour service at
D. m. his theme will be Rest.
In a report TO the local seventh Day Al
ventist churches on the growth OF the
Sabbath school donations, which ~
toward the support of foreign mission En-
deavor, Mrs. l.. Flora Plummer, CORE
spending secretary Of the sabbath school
department of the General Conference q
the Seventh-Day Adyentsts, states that
the amount last year reached higher
water mark than that Of any year in the
history Of the department, slj6,i% 81 being
raised. This amount was gain Of So
275 Il over the previous year.
At the Brick Church tomorrow Dr.. Ner-
rill will preach at Ii and O'Clock The
morning sermon will be especially for this
years appointees for foreign mission sHr-
vice, who will be present at the service
The Rev. DR.. Walter Duncan Buchanan,
pastor Of the Broadway Presbyterian
Church. will preach tomorrow in Ear
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
1HE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCB.
% Ave. and Ith ST.
Rev. JOHN G. FAGG. d D. Minister
VIII preach az II A ". and ?. N