Fanny Crosby Speaks at Central Baptist Church
The 88 year old hymn writer Fanny Crosby spoke to a Putnam County audience at Central Baptist Church about faith, courage, and her life. She recalled early blindness, her Christian training, and her prolific hymns including Rescue the Perishing and Am I Thine O Lord, praising God as the great engine moving the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Atanza
Jacob VanAletyne
Mike Cros
Tia
CC. 'Tainter
Mixa Crosby
Putnam County
New York State
Fanny Crosby
Miss Crosby
Dundhine
Institute For the Blind
New York City
Mina Cremby
House of Bighow & Main
W. H. Doane
Bowery
New York
Misa Crosby
Mies Crosby
Crosby
Connecticut
Moshe
Chewitt
Rev Balderston to Preach Tomorrow at View Methodist
The Rev Balderston will preach at 10:90 in the morning on The Rekitiony of Pastoral People. Evening service at 6 o'clock features The Vebrow King Arthur. Delegates from Maryhill Annual Conference attend Know Mill Willan OC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal O'Vlock
King Arthur
Vestry Meeting at Christ Church Honors Late Will Harber
Church groups report a vestry meeting after evensong for the late Will Harber longtime junior warden. Charles Fawn and Martin S. Lewin elected to offices. Alfred Maines and William J. Corbet named trustees for three years. Fy dl Person chosen church clerk for one year. Men of East Baptist hold annual meeting with officers elected and a musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vestry of Christ Chivel
Varnacles
Will Harber
Charles
Ruptiah Churet
Liotristoon
Charel
Fallova
Alfred, Maines
Sir
William J. Corbet
Person
Thomas J. Farmer to Talk to Boys at Evening Chapel
The event at Weatminster's Woolieston base features Thomas J. Farmer of the Water Street Mission addressing boys. Reports note attention to community labor tensions and a 21090 reference, with 17,000 workers mentioned and 1,000 Chinese reportedly brought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Farmer
Neve Kulurdass
Woolieston
Weatminster
Koenee
Tormercy
Water Street Mission
Wiel Voll
Lia Euniversion
Jie Coaer
Senth
Adrien Huse
Hires
Seine Spon
Peereitang Taborers Ream Central Avie
Conference Delegates Assigned to Committees
Delegates to the General Methodist Conference in Baltimore have been assigned to committees. Led by Rev. Dr. Henry A. Butty of Drew Seminary as chair, with De. HK. Carrell of the city, committees cover Episcopacy missions church state and more. Meetings set for Tuesday Thursday and Saturday include Book Concern education and temperance topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainteht
General Methodist Conference
Baltimore
Kemstons
Newark
Henry A. Butty
Drew
Batte
M.S. Daniela
Carroll
Charon Ty Mead
Charles M. Anderson
Carrally Botaubirtes
William Dutford
Abel
McCreay
Batty
Mr. Daniels
St. Wy Pear
Will
McCrea
Dustoho Kranty
James Jay
J. W. Pearnall
Dr Mead
Soy
Mead
Epworth League
First Baptist C E to Hold Meetings
Jersey City evangelist Jonac Ward known as the railroad evangelist will conduct special meetings at First Baptist Church Union Avenue and Prince attest starting tomorrow evening through Friday. Services begin 7 30 tomorrow and 8 each subsequent night for about one hour under Christian Endeavor Society auspices with music and invites to C E societies and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonac Ward
Jersey City
First Baptist Church
Union Avenue
Prince
Christian Endeavor Society
C. G
Crying Need For More Workers At Third Presbyterian Church
Reverend James F. Cochran, Presbyterian missionary to China, spoke to a large Third Presbyterian Church audience about China missions. He emphasized the need for more workers, described effective missionary methods, and noted converts teaching peers in China. A collection at the end raised a substantial sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Cochran
China
Third Presbyterian Church
West Beatt Place
East Jorney Street
Cochran
Mir. Cochran
Woman's Presbytery Society Annual Wedding Meeting
The thirty seventh annual wedding of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbytery of Elizabeth will be held next Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church in Cranford. Activities include a devotions service at 5 10 AM, reports at 10 AM, addresses by Rev Jena White and Carter Milliken, an afternoon session at 10 o'clock, talks by Mrs Thorpe and Dr Briggs, and a young people's conference at 9 0? o'clock with delegates from auxiliaries and various societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Presbytery of
Elizabeth
First Presbyterian Church
Cranford
Jena White
D. J
Carter Milliken
Thorpe
Philadelphia
Conemaugh
Hie
Snowden
Blairaville
Derry
Elizabeth Presby
Rahway
Herbert K. England
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
City Park
First Presbyterian Church of
Brooklyn
N.Y
Madison Avenue
Stainers Crucifixion at St Pauls Chapel New York
Stainer's The Crucifixion to be performed Tuesday at noon by the chapel choir augmented by special singers at St Pauls Chapel Broadway and Fulton Street New York City. It is billed as a unique service and the first of a series of Monday services at the historic chapel aimed at local business people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuendy
John Stainer
St. Paula Chapel
Broadway
Fulton Street
New York City
Wiis
Thin Historic Chapel
Conan
St Pauls
Persian prejudice against missions passes in Iran progress
A historical report notes marked shifts in Ispahan as Muslims fund and sustain Christian hospitals. Once hostile, locals helped build two large hospitals within 300 yards of a dispensary. Mohammedans now attend services, contributing to medical care and supporting missionary work despite limited gospel outreach. The change is hailed as a significant stride in Christian presence.
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Persia ix
Saya
Christ
Wark
Ispahan
Molammedana
Electric Hitters Restored My Life, Mill Creek Man Says
C Farthing of Mill Creek Indian Territory recalls a near fatal illness nine years ago when a single thread saved him. A druggist at Meours drug store 101 Broad Street recommended Electric Hitters. He credits the tonic with saving his life and restoring him to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Farthing
Mill Creek
Ind
New Pastor Named for Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
The Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church calls Rev Samuel Guy Snowden of Conemaugh Pa as pastor. Snowden will begin May 1, 1904, after nine months without a pastor. He has a long ministry in Methodist and Presbyterian work and is active in church and community organizations in Johnstown and Blairsville Presbytery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Guy Snowden
Conemaugh, Pa
Ao Yheb Lory
Madixon Avenue Presbyterians Church
John T. Kerr
Presbyterian Church
Conemmugh
Snowden
Mr. Snowden
Baltimore
Samuel Snowden
Johns Hopkins University
Drew Theological Seminary
Wyoming
Methodist Episcopal Church
Port Crane
N. Y
Westford
Gen
Mostow
Pas Nichola
N.Y
Great Bend
Methodist, Episcopal Church
Binghamton
Thebyterian Church
Conemaugh Fe
Madlagh Avenue Church
Histown
M.C
Madison Avenue Church
Conemaugh
Blairsville Presbytery
County Sunday School Association
Johnstown
Factory Men Are Invited To Final Lent Meeting
Attendance at Sunday afternoon meetings in Arcanum Hall has warranted continuation through Lent. The final meeting of the season will be held next Sunday in the German Parish Hall on Third street near Livingston. The 4 pm program includes a song service led by F. Finns, solos by W. F. Adams, and Trinity boy choir selections. Rev John R B Atkinson of Trinity Church will speak on First Steps in Religion. Rev William J Hamilton will lead due to Dr Mott’s absence. Tickola distributed to factory employees today at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcanum Hall
Wall
Third Street
Livingston
F. ¥. Finns
W. F. Adama Willl
Trinity Boy Choir
John RB. Atkinson
Trinity Church
Dr. Mott
William J. Hamilton
Chapman Alexander Rally In New York City Opens Season
Tickets sell fast for the Chapman Alexander rally at the Metropolitan Opera House on April 21 marking the fourth season of the Evangelistic Committee of New York City. The campaign unites eight denominations with clergy and business leaders backing a two‑part effort under the banner The King's Business. Prominent speakers will address the crowd and a choir of 800 voices will perform. Tickets are sold at headquarters at four dollars with tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman-Alexander
New York City
Evangelistic Committee
Metropolitan Opera House
Lau Aeaaun
Wosle City
Diocese 100 Years Old Celebration Planned for April 20
The New York diocese marks 100 years of Catholic history with a major citywide celebration starting April 20. Prominent prelates from the U S and other countries will attend as every church, mission, chapel, and benevolent institution in Greater New York joins in gratitude for a century of church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Reception for Rev J T Hammond at Mt Teman church
A testimonial and reception honoring Rev J T Hammond, Newark District presiding elder, drew a large crowd on Union Street. Attendees included ministers from St James, St Luke's, Zion, and Mt Teman churches, with a pink white crepe decor supper in the new basement. The evening featured speeches, recitations, choir selections, and a sinking fund list led by Lydia Moore as president and Helen Anthony as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Hammond
Newark
Mt. Teman A. M. B
Union Street
Davis
St. James, A. M.E. Church
Vanderhurst
St. Luke's A, M. E
Mr. Brown
Zion A. M
Kenilworth
Charles Wilson
I. A. Lawrenes
Elizabeth
W. J. Wilson
Mt. Toman A. M
Myra
Lydia Moore
Liszie Jackson
Helen Anthony
Mary" Gibbs
Pastor's Ultimatum Sparks Church Funder Plan
A minister publicly rejects loud begging and tickets, proposing a simple annual church support of 68 dollars per member. He warns the church may close for lack of funds if members do not contribute, but pledges to continue if they commit voluntarily in a businesslike, open approach.
Palm Sunday and Holy Week Services at Three Churches
Palm Sunday marks the start of Holy Week with services across Roman Catholic, Protestant Episcopal, Lutheran and Moravian churches. Confirmations, special sermons, and musical performances including Gounod’s Gallia and Stainer’s Crucifixion feature through Holy Week with various congregational and choir offerings and a note of invitations for parishioners to attend the events and Easter celebrations.
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Marrell Soule Co
Syracuse
MR. Balderston
M. P. Church
Ray, J. Wy, Haldenston
Protestant Church
Young Men's Christian Association
Uladans
International Vermities
Joral Ansociation
Sergis ¥. Hosanna
Ralph Abearer
True Biven
the East Baptist Church
Revedelin
Willson
Fleet
George McNeely
Bpnworth
Westfield Avenue
Chehard
Mises Viney Ginedoer
Sue Metz
Mose Brive
Robert Mclonald
Ditinaroya
Adele Hiiin
Soprania
Westminster
Milde Phiten
Shamid
Theelie
Queerstowe
Mbert
Bi Mabie
Mr Wicktis
Dover
Meriog
Methodists
First Baptist C. E
Isaac Ward
C. E
E. L
Greyatone
B. Society
Elizabeth Union of Christian Endeavor
Teagues
Jersey
J.P. Scheckler
Brlenda
Hhoaed
Ikid
Howard T. Scheckler
Content Baptist
Central Baptist Church
Central Baptist Chriatain
Resour
Uwikon
Anmere
Suraly
Alec
Preventies McCloskey & Graham
Corner Broad & E
Jersey Sts
Cochran Talls Missionary Societies
Woman's Presbyterial Society
Stainer
ST. Paul's Chapel
Madison Ave
Jen Church
Tale
Ministerial Association
Mr. Atkinson
Hammond
Spiolel
Ipsf
Deus Christ
Jeranean
Bundey
Ion Dey
Grace Church
Gounod
Gallia
Thia
Gaul
Frans
Charles Gounod
Trent
Priwalana
Howe
Madame Kamon
Sleeper
Schnecker
Eucred
Weotmisater
Calvary
New
Central
Misa
Adele Braun
Elizabeth King
Edward Taylor
D .N. Granville
J. N. Netson
Oa Thomas
G. Blaschke
Nglor
Hhattantet
Binschke
Jens Chriat
Putes
Moravian Church
Beventh
Marahull
Holt Communion
Matey
Crocifiston
Xung
Marcan
Boynton
Cage OF
Eozema
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