The New York herald., 1922-08-12
SUNDAYS THEMES
IN CITY'S CHURCHES
Episcopal Bishop of West
Missouri Will Speak at
Cathedral.
MISSION SCHOOL CLOSES
Work Started on Jackson
Heights Building for 20
Denominations.
MISSION SCHOOL CLOSES

The Right Rev. Sidney Catlin Part
| ridge, Bishop Of Western Missouri, will
preach tomorrow at II and o'clock AT
the Cathedral Of st. John the Divine,
Morningside Heights.
The West side Unitarian Church. a
neighbor of the cathedral. has been
closed until September "a when the Rev.
Charles Francis Potter resumes the pas
torate. The new building OF the West
Side Unitarian. on Cathedral Parkway.
was used for services for several sun
days. hut will not be formally dedicated
until October l5.
Another noted preacher, the young
Scotch evangelist. Capt. Gypsy Pat
Smith, will be heard In the Morningside
Heights section when he breaches at one
service tonight and three tomorrow.
IL, and 5 o'clock, at the Old Tent
Evangel. 10th street and Amsterdam
avenue. Capt. Smith is expected TO cut
short his American tour and return soon
to England to join the revival movement
there. Dr. Mark A. Mathews pastor Of
the First Presbyterian Church. Seattle.
will preach at the Tent Evangel every
night next week.
Missionary students from many States
will Join In their annual farewell SER
vice at the close OF the summer session
in Columbia University Chapel to-mor-
row at sis A. M. Chaplain Knox will
speak. A discussion group will meet in
Earl Hall Auditorium at 40 o'clock,
the topic being Tests and Measure
ments in the Sunday School" DR.. Clara
Chasseil will open the discussion. In
the grove at 80 another group will
consider Religious Questions Arising
from Modern Trends OF Thought" with
DIR. Chassell again as leader.
At the vespers service at p. NJ. In
st. Paul's Chapel the Rev. ]. Stuart
Holden OF st. Paul's Church, London.
will speak. The evening service. In the
grove, led by Herbert N. shenton. in
structor in sociology, will be at 7:15
=. NJ Mr.. Shenton's topic is "1'he Prob
lem of Property"
Methodlsts. Baptists. Eipsocalians,
Christian Scientists, Preshyterians, Con-
grega t,caalists, Lutherans and several
other ominations---twenty in all
will participate In worshiping opportuni-
ties afforded by the new Jackson Heights
Community Church. upon which work
has just begun.
The new edfice is TO he of field stone,
I'LL IfOm NOTIN~ i1eHGl,, IL. 4. iHt I''i-
tion is Twenty fourth street and Fill
more. avenue. The work, By the Wilcox
Construction Companr Of Long Island
City. viii be completed about May !,
1929. The cost will be s150,000. There
will be an auditorium OF 500 capacity.
modern graded Sunday school rooms and
gymnasium.
The National Bible Institute an
! nounces appointment of the Rov. DR..
, NJ. Il. Shelford as dean of Its resident
school, the Union Missionary Training
| Institute. He has been dean of the
Practical Bible Training School of Bible
School Park, ~ ", for several years.
Don o. Shelton. president of the ma
tional institute. said; 'Dr. Shelford
brings rare qualifications to his new
| position. His efficient pastorates OF
large churches near New York city and
his long and successful experience as
| a Bible teacher and leader of Bible con-
ferences fit him In an exceptional way
for the large opportunity afforded by
the National Bible Institutes Bible
| training schools. DR.. Shelford will be-
| gin his new duties on September 15."
The Rev. w. III. S. Demarest. presi-