The New York herald., 1922-07-15
Bishop of Michigan at Cathe-
dral of st. John the
Divine.
DIR. EMETT WILL SAIL
Chaplain Raymond G. Knox
Will Conduct Opening
Chapel at Columbia.

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York tomorrow will be the Very Rev.
John Newton Mccormick. Bishop of
Michigan. who will be heard twice at
the Cathedral of St. John the Divine,
Morningside Heights. Bishop McCor-
mick's sermons will be at IL o'clock and
4 In the afternoon.
X. c. Jenkins, executive secretary of
the international committee of the Y. NJ.
c. A., Will lead the Bible class at the
Park Avenue Baptist Church tomorrow
morning and will tell OF his recent trip
to the Orient. While in India he talked
with Ghandi. the revolutionary leader,
while the latter was in prison.
President Harding has written to DR..
Frederick w. Norwood, pastor of the
London City Temple. thanking him for
his recent work here in promoting
friendly relations among the English
speaking peoples. DR.. Norwood sailed
for London recently after two months
speaking tour of the United States. The
Presidents letter was given out after
DIR. Norwood's departure by the World
Alliance for International Friendship
Through the Churches. the organization
which arranged his tour In this country.
Chaplain Raymond C. Knox will direct
to-morrow's opening chapel service OF
Columbia University's biggest summer
session. The service will be at P. NJ.
A chapel choir recruited by Walter
Henry Hall. professor OF church and
choral music. from among the more
than 10000 summer students will take
part.
Religious activities at Columbia are
being conducted on a more elaborate
scale than at any time since the summer
school was organized in 1900. These
activities center In Earl Hall. where
Chaplain Knox interviews students daily.
The religious courses are attracting more
students than ever.
At the Broad way Presbyterian Church
the Rev. Walter Duncan Buchanan. pas
tor, will preach tomorrow morning at
IL o'clock. During the summer all pew
reservations are suspended better to
accommodate summer guests. especially
summer students at Columbia.
The preacher tomorrow morning at
II o'clock in the Fourth Presbyterian
Church. West End avenue. and Ninty-
first street. will be the Rev. George G.
Mahy. Dr. Mahy, a personal friend of
Dr. Work, succeeded DR.. j. Wilbur
Chapman as executive secretary of the
Evangelistic committee Of the general
assembly.
The crowds at The Old Tent Evangel
growing from week to week. To-mor-
row at p. M. the Rev. Arch c. Cree,
OF Atlanta, will speak. At p. N. DR..
Cree and the Rev. q. w. Mcpherson
will speak.
Monday night Norman Spurgeon Nc
Pherson, the sen of Superintendent Nc
Pherson. and a. student in Columbia
University. will preach on Can the
Modern Man Believe in the Personal
Coming of Christi"
The unusual opportunity for serving
a large and representative group of
young people from all over the United
States Is being recognized by the West
Side Unitarian Church in special Sum
day morning services for summer
school students. These services are at
Ii O'Clock and noted liberal ministers
preach. Tomorrow the Rev. Harry
Foster Burns. of Baltimore. will preach
on THE God For To-day
The Rev. Austin X. deBlois, will
preach in the Central Baptist Church.
Amsterdam avenue and Ninty-second
street, tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
Carlyle B. Haynes will address the
congregation at The Temple. 10th street
and Lenox avenue, Tomorrow night at
o'clock on, "Broadcasting An An
nouncement From God to the Whole
Earth In One Day"
At Chelsea Methodist Episcopal
Church, 17sth street West Of Broadway,
the Rev. Crawford A. Tatum OF Ala
barna will preach morning and evening.
He will occupy the pulpit for the next
few Sundays in the absence OF the pas
tor the Rev. Christian r. Reisner, VINO
has gone to Europe.
Judge George l.. Genung will speak
a I the West Side Y. NJ. C. A. at p. NJ.
tomorrow on "will You Do It?" and
Prof. w. B. Matthews will speak at the
West 135th Street Y. NJ C. A. at r. M.
on Some of the Needs to Develop
Young Men" B. I. Babcock of the In
ternationaI Committee " M. c. A. will
speak at the Twenty-third street Y. M.
C. A. atsP. NJ. on What of Mexico?"
At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church, corner of South Oxford street.
Brooklyn, Dean Charles r. Brown will
preach at IL A. NJ. and 7:45 p. M. The
Clinton Avenue Congregational Church
unites in these services.
Mrs Addalene Menzel. president of the
League for the Larger Life, 222 West
morning at 1l:l5 on Practical Sugges-
tions for Daily Life" At s:15 p. NJ.
William Andrew Bahre of Los Angeles
will speak on the Search for Cod"
1.-THE Prayer Of Power" will be the
subject of Gerome Edwards at the Unity
Society tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
in the quarters In the Fisk Building. a5e
West Fifty-seventh street. Wednesday
evening at o'clock Agnes NJ. Lawson s
subject will be "Repentance."
Prayer and Telepathy'' will be the
subject OF the Rev. Henry Victor Nor
gan at the Church of the Healing Christ
tomorrow morning at II o'clock In the
waldorf-Astoria.
The Rev. Frederic c.. Spur, pastor of
Regents Park Baptist Church, London,
will be a speaker at the general confer
ence OF Christian workers to be held
at East Mortified, July 81 to August IA.
Mr. Spur formerly was a preacher In
Australia.
Among those returning to Northfie,d
for the general conference will be ths
Rev. J. d. Jones Of Bournemouth. Eng
land. often called the leading Congre-
gational divine In England; the Rev.
j. Stuart Holden OF London, the Rev.
DIR. Cornelius Woelfkin, pastor of the
Park Avenue Baptist Church, New Yorl,
city. and DIR. Albert T. Clay, curator of
Babylonia collection, Department of
Archaeology, Yale University, who will
throw Light on the Old Testament
From Babel by the story of his re-
searches in Babylonia and Assyria.
John A. Peresta OF so First avenue and
Robert @. Hooke of Newark. N. J.. Of
All Souls Chapter with Mr. and Mrs
Thomas w. Hotchkiss OF University
Heights and Oscar s. Simpson of the
Twenty-thlrd Street Y. NJ. c. A.. OF ths
West Side Chapter. have been appointed
delegates OF the Unitarian Laymen'a
League TO the second annual Institute