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row nj II a. m. on "Thc Earucstness Of
God" At : p. m. the Rev. DR.. After
bury will preach.
A. the Fort Washington Presbytcrian
Church the pastor. Dr. Martin, VIII
preach tomorrow m ,rning on rs Your
Life Worth While" and in the even
ing on what the War Is Teaching
Us" An offering for the relief of the
Belgian sufferers will be made IN the
evening.
At 81. Nicholas Avenue Presbyterian
Church. corner West l4lst ST., the
Rev DR.. Thomas ". Smith, pastor, WI
preach tomorrow morning on "A Man
After Gods Heart" and IN the evening
on els II Nothing to YOU
The Rev. George W. Arms, jr, pastor
of the New York Presbyterian Church'
l2Sth St. and Seventh av.. Will preach
tomorrow morning on "rhe Great Ap-
peal" and in the evening on "Ihe ne
ligion of Marrow Gate.
At Northminster Presbyterian Church,
l4l West ll5th St, the Rev. A. ii. LII
mouze will preach at IL a. m. to-mor-
row on "a Mere Scrap Of Paper and
at 5 p. m. on Religions Threeiold ke-
quirement
At Labor Temple. Second av. and
14th St, tomorrow. DR.. Samuel [.
Smucker will lecture at p. m, giving
the sixth of his series of talks on "The
Study of Man. He will have for his
subtitle, His Skin and its Uses
At the Lafayette Avenue Presby-
terrain Church. corner South Oxford ST.
BROOKLYN. the Rev. Harry :. Murdoch.
Of Buckhorn, Ky, will speak at 1890
q. m. tomorrow. Dr. AlbertsOn will
preach at 7:45 p. m.
"How You Own the Universe" and
"Why Spare the Turkish Empire the
ninth in the Sunday evening war series
will be Dr. 5. Edward Noung's sub
iects tomorrow morning and evening
in the Bedford Presbyterian Church,
Nostrand av. and Dean ST., Brooklyn.
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lem Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton at p. m. tomorrow.
The Rev. DR.. S. Parkcs Cadman Will
speak AT the Bedford Branch, Young
Mems Christian Association, BEDFORD
az and Monroe ST., Brooklyn, to-mor.
row nt 3:3O D. m. on THE Fact oil
God" At $3.50 o'clock Judge ROBERT
II. Roy will speak on "The Moral oig-
niGcnnco of Current Events" and Sllas
n Berry will conduct "A study In "lhe
Building of the Bible" the speciai
tonic being canon Of the Old Tesla
mcnt.'
The Rev. John Haynes Holmes, pas
tor Of the Church Of the Messiah, New
York CITY. will speak at the Manual
Training High School. Seventh av. ana
4th ST., Brooklyn, at p. m. 10
morrow. under the auspices or tne
Peoples Institute of Brooklyn. ms SUP
iect will be "The Failure OF Chris-
tianity in Europe
Mary T.. r. Chaplin will open her
work i'm this city in the Berke'e y inca
ire on November 10, when she VIII tell
about the fifty lectures which she gave
in London last summer. war relief
work in London, the hospitals, the city
in war time and visits to Marie o0r-
relli. Lady Burne Jones and others. ne
following Sunday her subject Will pc
Are We Spiritually Large Enough 10
Liver"
The subject Of the lesson sermon IN
the Christian Science churches to-mor,
row will be adam and Fallen Man
and the golden text Il Corinthians To-
22). AS in Adam all die, even so IN
Christ shall all be made alive.
Dr. ". John Murray, of the Church
of tho Healing Christ. will speak in the
Laurel Room of the Hotel Astor at II
a. m. tomorrow on Work. 1here
will be an afternoon service at 3:@o
o'clock in the Masonic Temple, Brook
Ign.
Speaking Across the Border Line"
will be the theme of Mrs. Helen Temple
Brigham's discourse before the Spir-
itual and Ethical Society at l42 west
f25th st. tomorrow evening.
The Church of the Social Revolution
will hold meeting at Carnegie nan
next Friday evening 10 welcome boucS
White, whose term of imprisonment eN-
pires on that date.
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JEW ISL.

DR. Joseph Silverman. senior rabbi
Of Temple Emanuel Fifth Az. and I'D
st.. will deliver a sermon IN his temple
tomorrow at 1913 a. IN. on Nv nat Can
We DO for Palestine - DR.. Sllvcrman
is very much Interested IN the Pal
estinc relief work of the Provisional
Committee for General Zionist Affairs,
Of which Louis u. Brandcis IS chair
man. He feels that American Jews
should render the utmost support to
the thriving Jewish settlement IN the
Holy Land, which war seems TO have
paralyzed. DR.. Silverman will also
make an effort TO secure financial sup
port for Palestine from his congrega-
tion.
Sunday services at Temple Bethel.
Fifth nv. and 10th St, will be resumed
tomorrow AT II a. m. DR.. Samuel
Schulman will speak on "The Soul of
An erica and the Jew
The installation Of Rabbi David
Fichman, formerly of Lexington, Ny"
who has recently been elected to the
ministry Of the Free Synagogue, Will
take place tomorrow morning. DIR.
Wise will speak on "The Preacher
Free"
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PRESBYTERIAN.

At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Fifth av. at 55th ST., the Rev.
DR.. J. II. Jowett will preach at both
morning and evening services to-mor-
row. The Offering will be for chapels
and schools The midweek service on
Wednesday at S:15 p. m. will be con-
Quoted by Dr. Jowett.
At the Old First Presbyterian
Church. Fifth av., 18th and 10Th SITS.
the Rev. DR.. Howard Dufield will
preach at IL a. IN. tomorrow on THE
Unknown Christ" and at 8 p. m. the
holy communion will be celebrated.
A free organ recital will be given
I'm the Old First Presbyterian Church
next Monday at Sis p. m. BY Henry
Seymour Schweitzer, organist of Trim
ity Lutheran Church, Reading, Penn.
At the Brick Presbyterian Church
the Rev Frank L. Janeway, the asso-
ciate minister, will preach at ii a. m.
and p. m. tomorrow.
DR.. Work, the pastor, will preach
special sermon in the Fourth Presby-
terian Church, West End av. and 9lst
ST.. at IL a. m. tomorrow on IAN Army
Of Young Mem" The Rev. 7. L. Erlck-
son will preach at p. m.
The Rev DR.. A. Edwin Keigwin will
preach at both services tomorrow IN
the West End Presbyterian Church.
The morning is TO be big Sunday ser
vice, the idea being 20 provide room
and a message for parents and children
who are 10 attend church together. In
the evening the pastor will preach on
"The Loneliness Of Life" The choir
will render the sextet from Lucia di
Lammermoor"
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church,
96th st. and Central Park West, the
Rev. DR.. Robert Watson, Of the Cove
nant Presbyterian Church, Cincinnati,
will preach at II a. m. and 8 p. m. to-
morrow.
The Rev. DR.. Walter Duncan
Buchanan, pastor Of the Broadway
PRESBYTERIAN Church, will preach to-
morrow at II a. II. on "The Seven Can
dleeticks" and in the evening the
eighth sermon in the series on the
Book Of Ruth. the specific subject
being Returning TO Bethlehem Gong
Home" The Mems Club of the church
will be addressed by Frederick H.
Clarke on mexico
Al the West Park Presbyterian
Church. seth 81. and Amsterdam av.,
tbe Rev. DR.. Evans will preach to-mor-
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Extraordinary interest Is reported
by men IN Christian and civic work
for others. Leaders say they nave
never seen anything like II, and attrib-
ute it 70 the war. While women are
cutting down expenditures for dress
men are fiocking 10 schools and clups
TO learn how 10 work on Sundays ana
week nights for others. The blble
Teachers Training School, under the
direction Of the Rev. DR.. W. W. Nhlte'
reports enrolment the largest IN It's
history The students come from
everywhere. eager TO give their lives
often at barely enough 10 MAINTAIN
them. The Salvation Army Training
School reports similar condition.
Theological schools, OF which New
York has three. report the largest
numbers in their history in one case,
and larger numbers than ia recent
wears in the other two. Men purpoS-
ing TO take up other life work have
decided, since the way began, 20 give
lives TO uplift work. IL Is said. Semi
neries of the country report larger
enrolments. and leaders are saying
that in part because Of the war scare
ity Of Christian ministers will cease,
and that without offering any better
financial chances than formerly.
The Rev. DR.. r. F. Y. Pierce, former
pastor Of the Second Avenue baptist
Church and preacher of sermons IN
crayon, which he uses as he talks, has
found Wall Street so interested IN
Christian work that his summer open
air addresses there are being contln-
ued by general request. Literally
thousands go 10 hear him. His meth
eds are different from those Of the
Bishop Of Wall Street, and he says he
reaches other classes. If weather per
mits his addresses are TO be contiN-
ued next week and for some time TO
come. Wall Street seems TO have, so
Dr. Pierce believes. the same impetus
shown by those who flock TO the
schools.
The Presbyterian Brotherhood and
the Laymen'S Efficiency League, both
larger than before the war broke out,
have pledged TO Go what they can TINS
winter for the unemployed. Both re-
port that men men who, in times past,
refused 20 give time 10 uDlltt work
now gladly give Sundays and some
week nights, Of course without pay IN
any form. A more striking change
has hardly come over Christian cordl-
lions in recent wears. On Monday
evening. November Is, in the Bronx
Church House, laymen of The Bronx
are TO consider their own personal
work. One of the speakers viii be
Judge Gibbs. OF the County Court, an
other President Matthewson and
third Bishop Greer.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

The third annual series of popular
Sunday morning lectures Will begin az
Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, corner seth ST., at 10 q. m: TO-
morrow. The opening lecture VIII be
by DR.. Elmer +. Brown, Chancellor OF
New York University, on The open
Door OF the New World These lee
lures are at an hour TO permit other
church goers TO listen TO these lay
preachers and yet reach their own
places of worship in good season. Among
the speakers are George W. wicker
sham. Irving T. Bush, president Bush
Terminal Company; Albert Shaw, ed +
tor of "The Review of Reviews" Ed
win L. K. Seligman, Norman Hapgood,
editor of Harper Weekly Rollow
ogden, editor Of "The Evening Post;
Hamilton Holt, editor Of The indie
PENDENT" Samuel Untermyer, Charles
L. Guy, justice Supreme Court; George
McAneny. president Board Of Alder
men; Dean Robbins and George Haven
Putnam.
DR.. Charles L. Goodell, at st. Paul's
Methodist Church, West End av. and
seth St. will preach tomorrow morn
ing on "The Cry of the Soul and IN
the evening on "What Belongs to
Caesar" Organ recital Tor hlteeh nlH-
.utes from 1880 p. m.
Dr. William H. Morgan, pastor of
Calvary Methodist Church, l2Sth ST.
and Seventh av., will preach tomorrow
evening on Divine Forgiveness AZ
the morning service Mr.. Burke VIII
make an address.
At st. Andrews Methodist Church,
10th St. west of Columbus ay., the Rev.
Fred Winslow Adams. pastor. WI!
preach tomorrow morning on "A us
ion of Cheer; a Heartening Sermon
for Lies Battles" and in the evening
on "The Man Who Tired of Lies Hum
drum; an Actual Experience IN a New
York Police Court"
Old John Street Methodist Church
will hold its usual services tomorrow
morning and evening with preaching
by the Rev. Lewis r. Streeter. pastor.
At the Madison Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church, corner Goth St, the
Rev. DR.. Luther Freeman, of Columbus,
O.. will preach at II a. m. on why
Make Jesus King" and at 8 p. m. on
How We Ought to Think About God.
All the Southern people in New York
are invited to attend the evening serV,
ice at Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow. The Rev. Dr
Christian F. Reisner will preach on
Down South Religion At II a. IN
there Will be rollcall OF members.
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UNITARIAN.

At the Church of the Messiah uni
tartan. Park az. and saith ST., the Rev.
John Haynes Holmes will preach to-
morrow. at II a. m, on The Menace
Of Private Business 10 Public Good"
At s:15 p. m, in the church house,
Walter l.. Sears, Superintendent of the
Public Employment Bureau, and Com
missioner George IL. Bell. of the De
partment Of Licenses, will speak on
"Organizing the Labor Market"
At Unitarian All Souls Church, the
Rev. William Laurence Sullivan will
preach on "Religious lndependence and
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CONCREG ATIONAL.

At the Broadway Tabernacle Church,
Broadway and 56th ST., the Rev. DR..
Charles f. Jefferson will preach at
both morning and evening services to
morrow. The Lords Day Alliance of
the United States will celebrate ITS
twenty-sixth anniversary with ser
mon by Dr.. jefferson in the morning.
In the evening DR.. jefferson will
preach on "The Lessons the War Is
Teaching
At Plymouth Church. Orange St,
Brooklvn. the Rev. Dr. Newell Dwight
Hills. pastor. there will be services
tomorrow az 1895 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
In the morning DR.. Hills will give the
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dedicatory address on the new educa-
tional buildings Of the church In the
evening he will give the sixth of the
sermons on the great war Subject,
Turkey, the Balkan Situation and the
Stake of Humanity in the Issue of the
Great Struggle" The dedicatory ex-
ercises Will be continued on Monday
morning with addresses by DR.. Lyman
Abbott, DR.. \. j. Lyman, Or. Carson,
DR.. Goodell, DR.. Waters, DR.. ST. Clair
NcKelway and speakers representing
all of the principal denominations.
The dedicatory address will be given by
Dr. Gunsauus, president of Armour In
stitute. Chicago. On Monday evening
at $3.50 o'clock reception will be
given by the trustees and the Bcecher
memorial committee in the rooms of
the new Memorial Hall.
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IN EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

The preachers at the Cathedral Of st.
John the Divine tomorrow VIII be; IL
n. m. the Rev. DR.. William Hartman
Van Allen. Of Boston, and 4 p. m, the
Rev. DR.. Henry Lubbock, rector of the
Church of Zion and ST. Timothy, New
York. The second organ recital will
be given at 5 D. m. by c. W. lie Febvre,
assistant organist Of the cathedral.
At the Church Of the Ascension,
Fifth av. and 10th ST., the Rev. Dr.
Percy Stickney Grant. rector, will
preach at II a. m. tomorrow. At 4
n IN. Havdn's "The Creation" will be
given and the Rev. Harold A. Lynch
will preach. The public forum will be
addressed at p m. by Mrs. Henry
Willard on THE Enfranchisement OF
Women" in the parish house, p West
18th st.
DR.. William T. Manning, rector OF
Trinity Church. will preach at II q. m.
tomorrow in Old Trinity. The Rev.
Dr.. John Mockridge, vicar, will preach
at 1880 y. NJ, and the Rev. l.. +. Sllls
at 8 P. IN.
At st. Thomas's Church, Fifth av.
and SD ST., the Rev. DR.. Ernest VI.
Stires, rector, will preach at II a; m.
and 4 p. m. tomorrow. There will be
an hour of organ music by 1. Teruus
Noble tomorrow evening.
At the Church of the TRANSPORTATION,
East 29th St, between Fifth and Madi-
son avs. the Rev. DR.. George Clarke
Houghton, rector, will preach at II
q. m. tomorrow.
Az the Church of the Holy Com
munion, goth st. and Sixth av., the Rev.
Or. Henry Mottet, rector, will preach
ut IL d. m. tomorrow and the Rev.
Samuel Neal Kent at 3 p. m. children s
service) and 3 p. m.
At st. Paul's Chapel, Columbia Uni
versity, the preacher at p. m. to-
morrow will be the Rev. DR.. William
RI. Van Allen, Of Boston.
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THE -MENT BEIN ID ~
GOD AND MAN is one Of Pastor NJ ~
sells masterpieces. clarifying the ov ,,,
trine of blood atonement the neeessms
of a Ransom sacrifice. In this compns
hensive volume very interesting
entertaining examination is mage -,
every verse in the Bible no ~hien ca
words Jehovah. God, LORD, Son Oh "a
and Holy Spirit occur. The oitsn
Jesus from the virgin Mary, T. ~,
turally. scientifically, but deli'"' ~
considered A cogent. convincing, Re
understandable answer Is gwen " ossr
question. What Is the Soul h.
a hundred pages are devoted 20 tns -,
tensely interesting symbolisms , o.
Hebrew Tabernacle rites, with nv. .sEss
tions familiar 10 all who nave 20.
a Masonic degree. This volume v',ati.
tifully bound in English maroon s .,s.
gold stamped, good type, over oVV P~ss
will be sent 20 any address ca ,hs
prepaid for 25c., accompanied "a,ht
coupon. Address lnternat,onS' c,,sel,
Students Association, II hicAS
BROOKLYN, y. Y.
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Pastor Russell,
speaking last Sun
day evening, at
New York City
Temple, took for
his subject THE
r Q generation Of
the Church and Of
the World. What
Are They? Why
ferent ," His
text was, MAR
vel not I h t /
said unto thee, Ye
m ust b o b o n
again" John $40
lie said in part:
In the past many
Of IA have studied
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Religious Tradition the Rccoucilia-
ton" at II a. m. tomorrow.
At the LenoX Avenue Unitarian
Church. tomorrow, the Rev. DR.. Merle
-. Croix Wright will have as his ser
mon topic. Religious Protoplasm.'
In the Second Unitarian Church,
Clinton and Congress SITS. Brooklyn,
the Rev Charles II. Lyttle will preach
at II "A. IN. tomorrow on "Our En-
phasis on Character"
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God IL love: and nc that 6wcl'eth
in love dwelleth in God, and God IN

in love dMcIlctn IN 'ou' NV" WV" ="
him. John iv. lG.
1, :s not that God acts lovingly
only; not that results Of love fow
from Him only; not only that lie
shows love. but that He IS Love-
The text takes us up, as 1t wer''
above the veil, we are caught up
through the door OF this vision 10
the sanctuary Of Gods throne. We
nrc suffered to know something not
of His working only, but of His Be
ing. We are led TO the Fountain OF
all true good and JOY. And that
Fountain is this, says ST. John God
is Love. Were we admitted to the
very centre Of the secret place of
the Most High wc should find that
IL was the ineirably holy and happy
scene Of infinite and real love
Handley {. G.. Moule, ID. d., Bishop
of Durham.
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General Items of the Week

At the Church of the Divine Pa.
ternity, Central Park West and 10th
st.. the Rev. DR.. Frank Oliver Hall will
preach ut II a. m. tomorrow on Reap
ing Time" At 4:3O p. m. DR.. Halls
subject will be Gods Greatness Flows
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The Regeneration of
Church and World
LIFE EVERLASTING OBTAlNABLE ONLY IN CHRIST

Wbv Is NecessayWhy 1t Began the First Advent
and Not Sooncr-Why the Restricted Limitations Of the Pres
en ACTIVITY Different Kind of Regeneration During tn.
Milennim-What and Why the Difference Between the Two
and Why the Church Is Kegeneaed by
One Father and the World To Be Regeneated by Another
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ST. ANDREWS ONE. Gent COFFEE STANDS

These coffee stands are located through
out the city to feed the hungry and needy
irrespective OF creed and nationality 4
substantial meal can be obtained Tor ON,
CENT PORTION
HUNDREDS ARE FED DAILY.
Tho 2sth anniversary FREE dinner win
DO given ON Thanksgiving Day for about
two thousand Of this citvs and Brooklyn's
needy poor We are quite sure that Won
will enjoy your own Thanksgiving Dinner
more IN tho consciousness that you have
done something 20 provide others with a
good dinner
HELP II EARNESTLY SOLICITED.
Checks should he made payable 10 the
order OF ST ANDREWS ONE-CENT
COFFEE STAND. EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
81 WEST STU STREET.
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
sPIRITUALIST.

Spiritual and Ethical society. AZ West
i25.h Helen Temple Brigham speaks morn
ing and evening. Evening theme, Speaking
hcrosq tho Border Line
Sp,rifuali>t meetings sunday. Monday.
Wednesd.pr. Thursday and =. NJ. TUX
edo Bids. Jgth q Madison Ave. Christen-
sem. Danish ff-Fcnlc.
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south Ac1
- fhs
1dng therefor n
'V INTERNATIONAL BfBLE sTUDENTS ASSOCiATIOY
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CHANCELLOR BROWN, N.Y.U.,

n Lectures sunday Morning. 10 o'clock.
u ou THE NEW WORLD
\ fbh ANEEt b. CHl Rffi. cor. seth CO.
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LenOT ~. ana T-5I -.
Rev. EDGAR TTLTON Jr.. y. d., Minister
II \. NJ. Rcv. John $ Allen. d. D.
Z NJ Row. Goo. u. SmNthe.
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CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES.


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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
ScrVlcos are held IN tho f0II0WInE
Christian Science Churches

First church. central Pari, IS. & Goth ST
Second Church, central Park ". q 6sth ST.
Third Church. 125th -. e Madison Ave.
Fourth church, r.. Washington Av.. l7sth.
F-fth Church. Madison Ave- & SSH st.
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THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURC
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST
NICHOLAS
THE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
MADISON AVE. REFORMED CHURCH,
Madison Ayenue. corner .Ith street.
IAN 4, HUGH BLACK

IA ;t. o. Convent av and ". ll9th
ndmlIlun cfdnSe -. fnear Amsterdam av)
PAUL SEIBERT LE1NBACH. u d. Minister.
II A. M.-"Unspeakable Tenderness
p M.-"CheatinE Yourself"
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PRESBNTERIhN.
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Iifth Ave. and Iifiy-hfth It.
REV. ]. II. JOWETT, D. D., Pastor
Services at ~ s. NJ and $50 r. VI.
Dr Jovctt viii preach az both services.
O0- lns f0r 'hapels and schools.
Mems Eihla CLASS 40 90 4. VI
TIE Mia Week ~cNiro il the Chapel Ou Ne.nss
.i4. 4f s.f- - II vUI d.. conducted b.. Dr. InEttt
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REFORMED CATHOLIC.
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.

SERVICES. Christ's Mission. 33l West 57th
-. Services afternoon. . 30. Bishop MAN
TEL FEREASnD - D. Pastor.
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RfEOk MED.

TuE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH
"a Ave ami 9Th -.
Rcv. JOHN 6. TAGG. y. H.. Minister.
will preach at II A. ". and =. VI.
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irLn> on CHRIST oCHRisTIAN).

CENTRAL CHURCH. l4- West S1st St
Public Worship at II s. II. sunday
school g-f5 A. ". Chinese School. 4 J.. NJ.
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ST. JAMES CHURCH
st. Gcor9e's Church

IS on 10th street, east Of Third Avenue
Services at = II and =
ALL SEATS FREE.
St Matthews Church. ~ West Sith st.
Rev Arthur H. Judge, Services :. II and :.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
MADISON AVE. Na1i ,

REV LUTHER FREEMAN. of Columlus
ohio. breaches az % 4. NJ. why Mike T
Jesus King" 6 T. NJ. "flow We ought .
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Religious society Of Friends (OrthodorI
Meetings for worship. - o'clock. 14f East
10th street. Sew York. aud Lafayette and
Washington AYES. Brooklyn. Adult School
New York. - o'clock.
RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS -
Meetings for worship. II a. m at 22l East
18th St. Manhattan. and 10 Schermerhoru
ct, Brooklyn.
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The Church's Regeneration Different

II was not Jehovah's program for His
Son that lie should change to human
nature permanently. On the contrary,
we are distinctly told that the Logos
took the form of servant only for the
suffering of death. This purpose hav-
ing been accomplished. the Father
raised Him up by His own Power to
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THE BRICK CHURCH
UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Corner 10th street.
Ecv. George Alexander. u D.. Minister.
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