The New York herald., 1921-10-01
TOPICS TOMORROW
IN CITY CHURCHES
Henry H. Curran Will Speak
at Night in the Chelsea
Methodist Pulpit.
DIR. BURRELL RETURNS
Rev. Richard Roberts Resigns
as Pastor Of the Church Of
the Pilgrims.

Members of the Chelsea Methodist
Church, l7sth street, west OF Broadway,
viii have a chance to hear Henry II.
Curran speak tomorrow night, as the
Republican and Coalition candidate for
Mayor Is scheduled to make an address
there at 5 o'clock. Er. Christian Reis-
rer, pastor of the church. expecting a
large attendance, has had many addl-
tional seats put in.
This is the first time during the CAM
paign Mr.. Curran has spoken in o
church. He will talk on the moral
! issues OF the campaign. Hebrews, Cath
Giles and Protestants will be equally
welcome.
Special services tomorrow i'm the
Church of the Transfiguration CThe
Little Church Around the Corner) will
mark the seventy-third observance OF
foundation day. The Rev. George
Clarke Houghton will preach. There
win be communion services at Z, and
0 o'clock. respectively, and the order OF
music includes mathis at 1890 o'clock,
Followed by the Holy Eucharist and by
choral evensong at o'clock.
DR.. Burrell has returned from his
vacation and will preach in the Marble
Collegiate Church, Fifth avenue and
Twenty -ninth street, tomorrow morn
ing on 1.-THE Red Trail" New features
IN connection with the Sunday evening
services In this church include a half
hour organ recital. with violin, begin
hing at 1880. Also, q special musical
! programme In connection with the regu-
lar services which follow, at which the
choir will give a series Of oratorio praise
services. The first one will be held TO-
morrow evening when solo numbers
| from the first part of Mendelssohn' >
"Elijah" will be rendered. The speaker
is Fred B. Smith, whose subject Will
be Moral Robbery"
breaches in Cathedral.
| The preachers in the Cathedral OF st.
John the Divine on tomorrow Will be,
at II A. NJ, the Very Rev. Howard c.
Robbins, d. D., Dean of the Cathedral,
and at p. NJ, the Rev. william Henry
owen. rector OF Trinity Church, Mount
Vernon, Y. Y, and trustee OF the
| Cathedral.
| The memorial plaque in the sanctuary
es st. Marks in the Bouwerie, executed
by Chester Beach. Is installed and VIII
be unveiled October l6, the Sunday next
after the birthday of Petrus Stuyve-
sant as a memorial, to Augustus Van
Horn Stuyvesant and his wife, Harriet
LIE Roy Stuyvesant.
The thirty-third annual Bible confer
ence and missionary convention OF the
Christian and Missionary Alliance VII
open i'm the Gospel Tabernacle Churcr
! Friday AFTERNOON. october Z, at +. Nj.
THE evening service will be addressed
by the Rev. II. A. Forest of Taccoa, Ga,
| There will be O Bible study daily at l.
o'clock. Missionary tidngs from 2:N tc
3:45 p. M. There will be n speciai ad.
dress each afternoon at o'clock anc
evangelstic addresses each evening a'
! 1880.
The Lexington Theatre has been en-
gagged for all the evening services, De-
ginning october 10 to 16. including
wednesday and Saturday afternoon SER
vices, closing with three services or
Sunday. october l6.
The Rev. Paul RAIDER, president OF the
Christian and Missionary Alliance, viii
be present practically throughout the
convention. Other speakers will be the
Rev j. Gregory Mantle. the Revs. F
F.. and B. b. Bosworth and many 9TH
ers. The programme includes q large
number OF missionaries with a message
fresh from the foreign field.
Active winter Planned.
The Church OF the Holy Communion
begins It's fall and winter season under
unusually promising conditions. After
an active summer. with large congre
cations at both Sunday and weekday
services, the rector will now be assisted
by two energetic curates and one added
parish visitor. With the help OF the
Federation OF Churches. canvass II
now in progress, whose aim 1t Is to ge'
hold OF all people in the neighborhood
that have no church connection.
In addition to the communion services
at s A. M. and noon each Sunday. and
the services. with sermon, at IL A. M
and s p. NJ, there is provided a specia
service for children at $50 "A. M. The
children have their own choir. The ser
mon is specially prepared for them. Th'
hymns. psalms and lessons reinforce the
sermon. Commencing November l, al
the children of the neighborhood. re
gardiess of church connection. will b'
invited to make use OF the parish house
rear OF the church. daily after schoo
as a playground and recreation centre.
The Rev. Harry Emerson F'osdick vii
occupy the pulpit of the First Presby
and begin a series OF three sermons OF
messages from the Far East to West
ern Christians. /. "Do We Want War II
the Far East?" 2. Are Christian Mis-
sions in the Far East Worth while?'
3. docs Our Christianity at Home Meet
Reformation"
DIR. T. NJ. Haldenian. pastor OF th,
First Baptist Church at Broadway ant
Seventy-nlnth street, has returned afte
his summers leave and will preach hi
first sermons tomorrow. For the morn
ing service, at II o'clock. DR.. Haldemar
has chosen as his text: Paul in tn,
wickedest city on earth. His minis
try rebuke to the modern preache
who breaches an ethical. instead Of
sacrificial. Christ. A rebuke TO tn
preacher who tries to clean up tn
modern Sodom morally instead of sepa
rating the sinner from Sodom and link
ing him up 10 a saving and cominI
Christ
The world armament conference vii
be the subject of the evening address.
At the Church OF the Divine Paternity
Central Park West and Seventy-sixtl
street, tomorrow the minister. JOSEPH
Fort Newton. d. Lift, y. D., vii
preach at IL A. NJ, his subject being
THE Price OF Man" There will b,
music by the quartet. under the direc
ton OF J. Warren Andrews, organis
and choirmaster.
Tomorrow evening marks the New
York opening OF the Dahl Bhat, th,
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