New-York tribune., 1912-03-09
Trinity Parish. The lecture subject TINS
ueek will no "Our Christian Indians"

Trinity Parish. The lecture subject this
week will be "Our Christian Indians"
The animal missionary service Will be
held al the Church of the Holy Communion
.o-morrow morning. Bishop Spalding, OF
Utah. will preach. The class confirmed by
R,sbon Greer in the Church Of the Holy
Communion on Friday evening OF last week
was interesting for several reasons IL
was the second largest in the history OF
the church. numbering ninety-six. Oh
whom thirty-four were adults and sixty
two children. AS to the original religious
af,liations a of their families these repre-
sented the Protestant Episcopal, Roman
cstbo1ic Methodist. Baptist, Presbyterian
lutheran Disciples Of Christ and jewish
cbrrcbes The whole class will receive their
first bolv communion on Easter Day. Every
member of the class is pledged TO seek
out and present as candloate within one
month at least one person VINO oy virtue VI
age may be eligible for confirmation
At the Eastern District Young Mems
Christian Association tomorrow afternoon
az o'clock Major J. B. Merwin, of St Louis
1,,,u Give his lecture on THE Life OF Abra-
ham Lincoln" Preceding the lecture there
will be motion pictures appropriate iof '"e
occasion.
Tho pilgrim Congregational Church, OF
which DIR. Madison c. Peters is the acting
nastor. has secured Commonwealth Haii'
Amsterdam avenue and 159th street Tor
branch. where Dr. Peters will preach every
SUNDAY at 3 40 D. m, beginning Tomorrow
Al tbe midday services for business peo-
nls heing held at old Trinity during Lent
the Right Rev. Or. Charles d. Williams
R,sbon Of Michigan, will preach on March
I, IN Il inclusive These services pegih
at 10 o'clock and end promptly at Il |'oO'
The nubllc Is cordially invited to the SER
vices both on Sunday and week days
cec, Delisle Burns. formerly professor
of obilosonhv in the College of Rome and
lecturer for the University Extension So
c,otv of England, will deliver the address lil
the meeting house Of the Society LOT Etri'a4
Culture tomorrow morning at IL ocio'N
His subject will be THE Illusion Oh an
Earthly Paradise" Alfred ". Martins SUD
iect for tomorrow evening Is RESIST Not
Evil. Love Your Enemies" two OF what ne
calls the indubtable and most characteristic
utterances of Jesus
In line with the Men and Religion For
ward Movement campaign the Kew ~
Arcbey Decatur Ball. of St Jamess Metno-
dist Church, has sent out some fifteen ques-
tions 10 many hundreds of the citizens Oh
Harlem. seeking the point OF view OF DUST
ness. professional and iaboring men as lo
the status in their opinion, OF rellslon' '.ie
Church. the Bible, questions on social proo-
Ieros business morals, conservation OF Doys'
current sins. the duty Of the pulpit etc. ana
has MANNED a series of Easter season
sunday evening addresses growing out OF
the information and opinions Along wi'n
this evening series on MEN and Religion
Dr Rail is giving a series Of morning SER
mons on "The Age OF the CHRIST anu d
Wednesday series on Portraits Near the
Cross"
Last Sunday a unique churchgolng cam
paign was inauglrated In New Rocheie'
Larchmont and the Pelhams. When nine
teen pastors. representing seven direrent
denominations. lay down their theological
differences and combine in a movement IL
Is bound 10 make an impression CIT
cular letter. with fac-simile signatures OF
the pastors, went to $3.50 men In New
Rochelle and it's vicinity last week. call
ing attention TO the movement for the pur-
pose Of stimulating church attendance IN
all the churches. The period OF Lent mas
been selected as the time. and during the
seven weeks just begun every church VIII
put forth special effort to secure tho at
tendance Of every member. especially thoSe
who are not in the habit OF attendins
church at all. Old New Rochelle is ="
years old, and new New Rochelle Is twelve
years old, but neither In the history OF the
new nor in that Of the old has any movement
like this ever been undertaken. The enure
Professionalism Of the city is making Solo
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.