New-York tribune., 1912-03-09

front against the golf players ana 'i0
men who do not 20 to church. While Tn
Roman Catholic churches are not specincaiiS
uniting, they are making special eHoru
along their own lines. Father Thomas +
Mel oughlin, rector of the largest Roman
Catholic Church In the city. las expressed
his sympathetic interest in the movement
The cry everywhere in New Rochelle loi
six weeks will be Go to church. Go wner'
Won please, but CO." The movement ha'
already produced results, as the Reports
| from the pastors indicate that last sun
dav congregations were increased In some
instances from 20 to 80 per cent.
The Rev. Roy B. Guild, executive secre'
tary of the National Men and Religion
Forward Movement, will speak at the Har'
lam Branch of the Young Mems Christian
Association Tomorrow afternoon at 4:SC
| o,clock His tonic will be What Has Been
Accumulated in other Cities and What
| Can Be Done In New York.
"The law of Spiritual Growth" Is the
subject OF the morning sermon py III. d.
| NJ Philputt. Of the Central Church' DiS-
cipIes of Christ. In the evening VIII pe
| given tho second address In the series oi'
"Christ the Great Teacher" the topic peins
"His Fascinating Personality" Tne audi
ences are steadily increasing IN tnls new
| church. Deloss Smith has been engaged
as director Of music for the coming 5eai
Mr.. Smith will also sing tenor III 'he
quartet He is the author OF nuiiioer VI
! church HYMNS. and, with Mrs Smith. Is now
IN n Western concert tour. Mr.. Smith has
been engaged as organist having formerly
played the organ in the West Side Chris
| tian Church In San Francisco.
At the Rutgers Presbyterian Church the
| China Famine Relief Sunday VIII Dc oo-
served In very interesting way. Inc mn
| lister of this church, the Sev. DR.. william
| Hiram Foulkes, has been lecturinS 10
| class Of Chinese students In Columbia UNI
versity every Sunday afternoon upon the
| subject of Comparative Religion In MS
| class have been some OF the leading Cih-
| nese students in America On Sunday even
| ing at s o'clock two OF the most outstand-
| ing of the Chinese students now In America
will give brief addresses upon the subject
| of ",The Crisis In China from Christian
| Patriots Point of View" Z. w. Kuo, who
| is president of the Chinese Students ALL
ance in America and secretary of the Chi
| nese Students Christian Association IN
America. will be one Of the speakers T. l..
| Tsen, who is known as one Of the leading
| Christians Of the whole chinese bihpre
| and who is finishing his work In Coiumpla'
| preparatory to returning to China IN the
near future, will be the other speaker. Rut-
gers Church anticipated the request OF tue
President OF the United States for suostah-
tial relief for the China famine fund' ana
has already cabled a generous gift to China
The service Sunday evening. II is hoped. will
be of interest TO the public at large, In view
of the present crisis in China.
Impressive services will be held at Broad
way and Hath street one week from to-day
at $3.50 p. m, when the cornerstone OF the
| Broadway Presbyterian Church Will be laid.
A full announcement Of the programme VIII
| be given In a few days.
The preacher at the Madison Avenue
Reformed Church tomorrow morning "i'i
be DR.. Henry van Dyke, OF Princeton, who
will preach on the subject Of Christian
Unity" An engagement OF long standing
| TO baptize his namesake. the pastors baby.
| brings him here at this time. and. as his
ideas OF Christian unity and Church unity
J have often been asked. his public utter
ances tomorrow will be the more keenly
anticipated.
Tomorrow morning at tho First Baptist
! Church, Dr. l. VI. Haldeman will give an
exposition OF the wonderful testimony OK
the 18th Psalm TO tho Word of God" lie
invites those who desire 20 know what that
Word is. and can do 50 In this hour OF
| skeptlclsm. 20 come and hear him. In the
evening DR.. Haldeman will preach tho sec
ond in his series OF sermons on THE Pre-.
Mlllennial Coming OF Christ" He will an
swer the question whether the Church Is
| TO 20 through the awful trlbulation under
Antichrist. or whether Christ will come
secretly. any moment, TO take the Church
out OF the world great crowd OF per-
sons heard the sermon last Sunday night
| At the Church OF the Ascension to-mor-
row, at the II o'clock service. the Rev.
Archibald r. Mansfield and the Rev Dr..
Grant, rector will speak on What Can
the Church Do for Sailors I'm the Port OF
New York; At the o'clock musical
service Ernest r. Hargrove will preach,
and in the evening. At o'clock, the rec
| TOT SUBJECT VIII DC Inc feeDle MINDED
| In New York"
| MOrnay Williams, a member OF the Now
| York bar and chairman OF the New York
Child Labor Committee, Il popular speaker
| and we'll known in all social service ac-
| tlvities, will speak at the Sd street branch
of the Young Mems Christian Associa ton
on the subject, The Kings Peace; or. A
4 T.aW Idea NJ ReIigiOu
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