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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1896

Page

7

Temple Opens Sunday at Tremont Temple Church

Rev George C Lorimer writes of Tremont Temple as a true house of worship uniting rich and poor in Boston. The temple rebuilt after three fires stands ready for dedication ceremonies beginning tomorrow drawing visitors from far and near to honor a church with over fifty years of noble deeds in nomine Christi.

New Baptist Tremont Bromfield Streets Temple Nomine Christi

Tremont Temple Baptist Church Opens New Building

One thousand Baptists attended the Tremont Temple Baptist Church inaugural service last evening in Lorimer Hall. The newly opened temple seated 1000 in opera chairs, with admission by ticket for church members only. The chief feature was the observance of the Lord's Supper.

Tremont Temple

Dedication Service Led by Lorimer and Associate Pastors

Reverend George C. Lorimer, assisted by Horace F. Barnes, A Tierlund, and Frank B. Cressey, led a temple dedication urging Psalm 134. He highlighted platform furniture gifts including a Bible from Charles D. Frost, Oxford Church chair, olive wood supper service from Gethsemane, and a supper table donated by Mrs. Sarah Byrne of Charlestown. The costly event reflects Mrs. Byrne’s earnings as a washerwoman.

George C. Lorimer Horace F. Barnes A. Tierlund Frank B. Cressey Lorimer Temple Charles D. Frost Baptist Church of

Day of Dedication at Tremont Temple Boston Opens New Temple

Tremont Temple Church rises from ruins with open door message celebrating dedication events led by Dr. Lorimer. Weeklong services include morning prayer, main temple rites, and gatherings in Lorimer Hall with organ preludes, hymns, and multiple clergymen assisting.

Fellowship of Man Tremont Temple Church New Temple Church Boston Lorimer Lorimer Hall E. B. Earle William Howe

Dedication banquet amid Temple celebrations in Boston

A Monday evening dedication banquet will be held in the main auditorium with eminent clergy and laymen from Boston and across New England and the middle States. The event includes a reception at 5 30 in Lorimer Hall, a public gallery after banquet, and postprandial addresses on The Temple and its Guests and related themes by notable figures.

Lorimer Hall Exerecises Leonard H. Rhodes Temple Albert R. MacKusick William G. Harris Weber Quartet Henry N. Dunham Guilmont Isaac Lansing D. D Park Street Church Leighton Parks Emmanuel Church L. B. Bates Bromfield Street Church R. G. Seymour Baptist Publication Society Philadelphia Robert MacDonald Warren Avenue Church John Gordon Alexander Blackburn First Baptist Church Cambridge Walter Calley Tabernacle Church A. S. Gumbart Chester W. Kingsley H. M. Moore C. J. Spenceley Henry J. Rice Boston New England Middle States Chipman Hall Lorimer Board of Deacons Temple Quartet Albert R. MackKnsick C. N. Allen E. Humphrey Allen Cc. W. Tilton A. A. Berle G. C. Lorimer Walcott Temple and Commonwealth Josiah Quincy C. H. Blackwell the Temple and the Liberal Arts C. H. Taylor The Temple and the Press George E. Horr Mary A. Livermore the Temple and N. Colver Theron Brown the Temple S. Duncan the Missionary Union General T. Morgan Home Missionary Society A. J. Rowland Baptist Publishing Society Dr. Eaton State Convention Tremont Temple Orchestra Abbey Clark Ford H. D. Burr Ruggles Street Baptist Church Alvah Hovey Newton Theological Sem

The Man Who Built the New Temple Dedication Schedule

The article outlines morning services with a prayer by Rev A B Earle readings by Rev J N Murdock and organ postlude, followed by afternoon and evening talks from Rev Hale Rev Boynton Major Gould and others. Denominational Night features tributes and a ceremony with refreshments at Lorimer Hall. Wednesday concert by Baptist festival chorus includes 375 voices and soloists. Thursday and Friday evangelistic services with Moody and a Memorial Night finale.

Baptist Festival Chorus Charles BE. Boyd Hyde Park M. J. Riga Natick H. E. H. Wright Lucie A. Tucker George J. Parker W. B. Douglass C. N. Allen Ariel Ladies Weber Dwight L. Moody Christian Endeavor Chorus R. S. MacArthur D. D Calvary Baptist Church O. M. Wentworth Merrimac Street Chipman Temple Church H. S. Washburn Harris Delphian Ladies’ Quartet Mattie A. Magoun

Beauties of the Temple at Tremont Temple Boston

The Tremont Temple in Boston features a Doge's palace inspired front in Berea sandstone and Christian symbols. It has three Tremont street entrances, a main auditorium with Vittoria windows, Sienna marble pilasters beside a large organ, a fifty foot high ceiling with steel girders, and decorative octagonal ceiling panels.

Tremont Temple Venice Berea Tremont Street Lorimer Hall

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Bartlett, Davis & Co Walker Street New York Washington Street Emont Temple Church Church of Jesus Christ Teme Tremontemple Friends of the Church Timothy Gilbert Charles Street Baptist Reh Arnt Orthy J. Gilbert Remon Baptist Denomination A. B. Earle A. J. Howland Gounod G. W. Chipman J. N. Murdock Jerusalem Edward Everett Hale Nathaniel E. Butler E. A. Grazier Nehemiah Boynton Nathan E. Wood Temple and the Baptists J. Henry Gould Robert Farquhar J W. Wiggin Inary New Temple Tremount Streete R. T. Almy & CO Washington Mills Oxford Hayward Place Elizabeth A. Lister Mary B. Rich Ardson Isabel C. Melville
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