List of churches and services in Manhattan area
A crowded schedule lists numerous churches across Manhattan with pastors and service times. entries include Broadway Tabernacle, Manhattan Congregational, Pilgrim Congregational, All Souls, Christ Church, St Bartholomew's, St Matthew's, St Stephen's, and more. It notes Holy Communion, morning and evening services, rector sermons, and special musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Tabernacle
Menuelssohn
West 40Th St
Jefferson, D. D
SP. M
S . Stant
William H. Themisen
Manhattan Congregational Church
Broadway
76Th St
H. A. St
Buck
ALL, Souls
Church
Madison AY
66Th St
McConnell
D. D
Christ Church
Zist ST
Geer Alexander Strong
Daasher
Ss. Geant
Hreeter
Gounod
Walter E. Clifton Smith
the Holy Communion
Sixth Avenue
Henry
Mottet
Holy Communion
Church OF the Incarnation
Madison
William M. Grosvenor
Church OF Zion and
ST. Timothy
West 51Th Street
Henry Lubeck
Rushton
ST. Bartholomew’s Church
Madison Avenue
44Th Street
D.D
Greer
ST. Matthew’s Church
West 69Th St
Nathan A. Seagle
Lutheran “Church OF the Holy Trinity
C. Armand Miller
West 37Th St
Evangelical Lutheran Church
St. _James
Remensnyder
David
Temple Beth-El
S Schulman
Temple Emanu-El
AL AL
Jos. Silverman
Kis Bay ME
St. Hast
N. Av
Willian V. Kelley
Samuel W. Fowne
FL Mason North
South Church
Madison AV
Roderick Terry
Mendelssohn
Fourth Presbyterian Church
West End
Wilbur Chapman
Charles Dickey
Fourth AV
Daniel Russell
Madison AV. Presbyterian Church
Howard Agnew Johnston
W. H. Pheley
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Twenty-fourth Street
C. H. Parkhurst
Grace Reformed Church
54Th St
Madison Avenue Reformed Church
57Th St
Abbott E. Kittridge
Kittredge
All Souls
Thomas R. Slicer
Slicers
Central Park West
James A. O'Connor
FE. E. Franke
Carnegie Lyceum
Sith St
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
West 48Th St
Christian Science Service
Church notices list Sunday services across city parishes
A long roster of church services, sermons, and lectures is published with times and pastors for Fifth Avenue Presbyterian through Vedanta, including morning and evening worship, communion, Sunday schools, and midweek events across multiple Manhattan locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD First Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Howard Duffield
D. D
Samuel the Judge and Israel's Return to God
A Sunday school lesson tracing Samuel's growth from boy messenger to national guide. It links Israel’s sin, the Ark episode, and the Philistine defeat to the people’s drift from God and their need to seek divine guidance. The narrative emphasizes collective accountability and repentance.
Samuels Reform Leads Israel From Philistine Threat
The piece reviews Civil Service clashes and then shifts to a biblical meditation on Israel. It recounts the Philistine capture of The Ark, its dire consequences, and its ultimate return with Samuel guiding national repentance and a recovery at Mizpeh. Ichabod is contrasted with Eben Ezer as a sign of divine aid.
Industrial Peace Question Dominates Social Reform Club Dinner
At the Clarendon Hotel last night G W Alger chaired as speakers including John A Hobson Felix Adler and Edward Moffett discussed industrial peace and the state of labor relations. Hobson warned unions against pressuring for higher profits while Adler urged industrial justice and recognized rights of non union workers. Cowen and Moffett defended harmony between unions and employers noting wage gains and cautions about militant action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Reform Club
Clarendon Hotel
Fourth Avenue
G. W. Alger
John A. Hobson
England
Felix Adler
Charles A. Cowen
Edward Moffett
A. L. Richey
W. A. Perrine
Hobson
Plains
Social Reform Movement
Civic Federation
Birmingham Alliance
Adier
Questions on the Lesson About Samuel and The Ark
The lesson contrasts Samuel’s position now with last week and asks to whom his message was really given. It notes Israel’s immediate actions and the ensuing results, discusses The Ark and its capture, its captivity and restoration, and lessons on God’s ordinances. It covers the Ark’s return to Shiloh, the duration of its stay, and the Tabernacle’s later history. It asks how the defeat affected Israel, the illustration of that effect, and what Samuel supplied to meet need. It asks why Samuel gathered the people at Mizpeh, what occurred, and how the people’s acceptance was marked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Israel
Eli
Tabernacle
Children of Israel
Samson
Delilah
Shiloh
Joshua
God
Jordan
Jericho
Hophni
Phinehas
Ashdod
Ichabod
Jesus Christ
Dagon
Gath
Ekron
Beth- Shemesh
Judah
Beth-Shemesh
Kirjath-jearim
Abinadab
David
Jerusalem
Saul
Nob
Christ
Dan
Beersheba
Samucel
Shilon
Ramah
Ramathiam-zophim
Mount Ephriam
Dean Stanley
Bethel
Gilgal
Miz
Mizpeh
Ebenezer
Reed remembered for generosity and wit in trials
Ex Justice Cohen recalls Thomas B Reed as a genial, brilliant figure in New York law. A Maine yacht trip with Mark Twain and H H Rogers is noted, plus Reed guiding Cohen through Portland and unveiling a house sign proclaiming Reed’s birth. Nearby, West End Church seeks sale of its Amsterdam Ave building for 250000 to fund a move uptown amid plans with North Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Cohen
Thomas B. Reed
New York
Portland
Reed
Cohen
Logan
Brooklyn Union Gas Company
Mr. Cohen
Mr. Reed
Mark Twain
Kanawha
H. H. Rogers
Maine
Maine Statesman
Standard Oil
C Rogers
Cumberland Club
Medford
Longfellow
West End
John Balcom Shaw
One Hundred and Twelfth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Dr. Shaw
North
Practical Medical Work At State Hospitals Reorganization
A conference series opens at the new Pathological Institute headquarters in the Manhattan State Hospital Building on Ward's Island. Dr Adolf Meyer led the first lecture December 1 outlining aims to improve nurse training, admission of urgent insanity cases, and the organization of State hospital departments for acute curable conditions with prospective psychopathic hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathological Institute of State Hospitals
Manhattan State Hospital
Ward's Island
Manhattan Hospital
Adolf Meyer
Oil Barge Missing Off Chatham In Severe Gale
Boston dispatch reports Standard Oil Barge No 48 with a three man crew abandoned off Chatham Tuesday. The barge 75 drifted thirty miles southeast. Gertrude rescued No 48 crew and will search for No 75. Separately, Rockland Maine reports the tug Astral wrecked off Mount Desert Rock with one crewman lost and oil barge 76 accounted for by the revenue cutter Woodbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles Olsen
Standard Oil Company
Gertrude
Chatham
de Witt C. Ivins
Chatham Light
Provincetown
Charles Peterson
Ocean Tug Astral Wrecked Off Mount Desert Rock
Standard Oil Barge 76 towed by revenue cutter Woodbury brought to Rockland after the ocean tug Astral ran aground near Mount Desert Rock in a gale. One man is missing from the Astral crew. Captain Root and others sheltered on the rock and will be brought in. Oil spilled overboard to keep Barge 76 from swamping. crew suffered intense cold but reported no danger to rockland inshore observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Standard Oil
Herman Oleson
Woodbury
Saddleback
Astral
Root
New York
St. John
N. B
Mount Desert Rock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Calvary Baptist Church
West
MacArthur
Crofts
Central Baptist Church
Frank M. Goodchild
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
West 46Th St
BR. P. Johnston
Bible School
Young Ladies
Madison AV. Baptist Church
Col
George C. Lorimer
Mount Morris Baptist Church
126Th St
W. €. Bitting
Eene Riverside Baptist Church
Cor
St. Ana
Amsterdam
A. Lincoln Moore
Sydney C. Partridge
Kyoto
Japan
Atc A. MM
Church OF Ppa Savior
Hwth Street
Oshen
Dr. Stone
Striday
Marion Short
Churci
Hess
Sith Street
Sth
Asa Glackburn
AM Aas Taek Shiai
Wall
Lowvis Albert Banks
Graes Mole
104Th St
Fetwren
Columbus and
Amsterdam Avs
Gorge P. Eekman
Mofng
Veanks
Hedding Cheree
Moore
Madison Ave
Methodist Episcopal
Wallace Macmullen
Dh. D
Metropolitan Temple
Robert Bagnell
de Witt B. Thompson
Norway
People's Church
3D Av
E. A. Disnt
St. Andrew's Meth. Episcopal. Church
56Th St. West of Columbus
James Oliver Wilson
Louis Albert Panks
George M. Fowles
ST. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
6Th St
George P. Eckman
GW. Millard
Trinity
Strobridge
Washington Square
West 4Th St
6Th Av
John J. Reed
Allan MacRossie
Children’s Hour
A. M. Woodward
Fibth Avenue
37Th Street
WM. R. Richards
Shepherd Knapp
Richards
Central Presbyterian Church
7Th Av
Wilton Merle Smith
Wendell Prime Keeler
Smith
Church OF the Puritans
Presbyterian
C. J. Young
Fifth Ave
Presbyterian Church
Sth Ave
55Th Street
J. Ross Stevenson
Wilbert W. White
eeer RUTGERS PRESBYTERIAN _C
Roswell H. Bates
Thirteenth — Street Presbyterian Church
6Th
7Th Aves
James EH. Hoadley
University PL. Presbyterian Church
10Th St
George Alexander
Eese West Presbyterian Church
Anthony 2. Evans
West End Presbyterian Church
John Balcomshaw
John G. Fagg
David Jas. Burrell
Epaphras
Ronald Sage MacKay
West End Av
Tith St
Henry Evertson Cobb
Will
Herman C. Weber
Lenox
Merle St
Wright
Spalding
Kingdom
CHURCH OF THE NEW JEWS_USALEM
15Th St
Park and
Lexington Aves
Julian —K. Smyth
Henry Frank
Carnegie Tyeeeum
Ith St
Joly Sepulchre
T4th ST. and
Park
Walter E. Bentley
Jesus
Hugh O. Pentecost
Madison ,Avenue
27Th Street
Moravian Church
Ll.exington AV
30Th St
H. A. Gordson
Society For Ethical Culture
Carnegie Hall
Stth St
Adler
Stephen Merritt
Su. Av
19Th St
Mr. Radcliffe
Tex
Stheosophical Society
Tobit
Donald Nicholson
Swami Abhedanmanda
India
Carnegie Lyetum
John R. Whitney
Defense OF Civil Service
the Municipal Commission
Low
Municipal Civil _Service Commission
Civil Service Reform Association
Commission
Federal
Civil Service
Hinsdale
Court of Special Sessions
Ada Elliot
Schools OF the Prophets
North Church
Regal
Fall
New York City
Nassau St
Bet
Ann and Beekman
Reade
Herald Building
Venth Avenue
125Th Street
London
America
Golden State Limited
Chicago
el Paso
Rock Island
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
A. H. Moffet
G.E.P.A
Broadway, New York, N.Y
Beecham
Thomas Beecham
St. Helens
Eng
Canal St
Moki Water Carriers
Rile
California Limited
California
G.C. Duraro
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R’y
Winte
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