New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-31
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
Labor Topics Will Be Discussed in Several City ChrcheS
Tomorrow.
Tomorrow.

, DR.. Charles H. Mead, will preach al
II a. m. 1 D. m, and p. IN. Speclai
illustrated service will be held to-night.
August 81 when the work or thirtF-tnrte
years will be shown on the canvas o.
euty-fiVe of the most noted preachers VI
the past quarter century OF GLe5V j., ~ to-
and America and who preached IN lent
F.vangel. will be presented ~ additloh 10
tho pictures Of noted New YORK layrleh'
St Paurs Methodist Episcopal Church
will resume morning worship tomorrow
The Rev. r. Ernest johnson VIII PTeacH
on "The Gospel of Labor.
During the last thirty-three years lent
Evangel has gathered 2.600,60 persons TOT
religious instruction 100000 OF whom were
r,inistered to this summer In the tent
and various open air preaching stations
Tent Evangel has always remalned unuGr
nominational and independent; sno "h,.t
H. is the mother OF inc iI'ou W H., not
movements in American cities IL mas ~
become organically affiliated with othe'
similar enterprises.
The Rev @. w. Mcpherson is closing
his tenth year as superintendent 81
Tent Evangel. Mr.. Mcpherson Is si>"
Hall in Eighth avenue near 'Sth sire
where a service is held every nl&ht ~.
the wear The work at this point VIII
be pushed vigorously during the autumn
and fall.
Labor Day service will he held to-inor-
row morning in the st. Nicholas Avenue
PRESBYTERIAN Church. at which John ;.
Whplcn. cX-Secretary Of state anu nJ ,m
Deputy Commissioner OF Laoor, VII
sneak. his theme being The tactorE
owner the Factory Inspector ana tnc
Workman" In the evening the pastor,
the Rev. Dr.. Thomas w. smith, VIII
preach.
BEFORE the educational centre Of the
New York Temple OF Modern Spirit
ualism DR.. Robert L. Watkins, professor
of hssmatology IN the New York Eclectic
Medical College, will deliver lecture
tonight, on "Corsnmption, us 1T breV tbe.
Rev. DR.. Richard r. Schleusner VII
speak on "Spiritualism, Christianity ana
the Bible
William E. Fenno will speak at the
roof meeting Of the Twenty-Third Street
Y. NJ. C. A. tomorrow afternoon on
"My Faith and t.
The Rev. Harvey P. Vaughn will speak
tomorrow evening In the Labor Temple
on the topic "Gahazi the CRATER. ms
will ne q special Labor Day service
To close the eighth tent, open air and
shop campaign carried on during the
summer months by the Evangelistic COM
mittee of New York City, converts
rally will be held in Carnegie Hail. on
the evening of Monday, September 10
stephen Baker, president OF the BANK OI
the Manhattan Company and NE cha an
man OF the Evang alisoc CoiniIll,.eyg =. &c
Rev. DR.. c. L. Goodell, and a review, o.
the season work by Dr.. Arthur j. SMlth'
superintendent of the committee
At the Marble Collegiate Church the
Rev. Alfred Z. Myers will be in charge
during the month of September. His ser
mon themes tomorrow will be- in the
MORNING THE Greatest OF All chris Ian
Graces." end in the evening, Materla Is
tic Civilization Failure.
Mary E. r. Chaplin will resume speak
ing in Berkeley Theatre on Sunday, sep
tembcr s. She had announced the con
tinuance of the s,rv.ceS tor to-lnolro"'
but owing TO the Labor Day holddS uo-
cided 10 postpone II for a week.
The subject Of the lesson-sermon in the
Christian Science churches to-morro"
will be Christ jesus. and the Golden Tex TEX
CRomsns Vii, IS and o9), NeitnxT ueat',.
Tor life. nor angels nor principalities' nor
no1vars shall be allie to separate
US from the love Of God. which l. III
Christ Jesus our Lord.
The Rev. 6. f. Johnson. acting pastor
of st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church'
will give a special talk to men to-{ NOR
row afternoon at 4 o'clock in tne N,sC
Side branch of the Young Mems Christian
Association.
4 vigorous extension campaign VIII ne
,o,.rie6 ON this fall and winter by the
religious work department OF the Nes'
Side branch Of the Young MeE's Christian
Association Religious work both IN me
y. NJ. c. \. and at other places VII "
-naferiaIjy Increased Shop meetings at
the noon hour will be a part OF the pro.
ers nnrne. Eighteen shop meetings VIII
held in that many dSerent factor es al % q
mills each week tbs Is an increase vi
six shop meetings over last year.