Word: rev
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Appleton Chapel. Preaching by Rt. Rev. T. U. Dudley, D. D., Bishop of Kentucky...
...Rev. F. G, Peabody led the devotional services at vespers yesterday evening and Rev. Mr. Lawrence of Cambridge delivered a sermon. Taking a text from Luke 2-45 where Jesus is found in the temple by his mother hearing the doctors and asking them questions, he said that the young Lord for the first time leaving the narrow, squalid provincialism of Nazareth, with its limited horizon and cramped ideas of life, coming into the larger activity of Jerusalem and beholding the wonders of its temple, might be compared to the student at the university who, coming from the narrowness...
DAVID D. WELLS, Secretary.ST. PAUL'S SOCIETY-The Rev. A. C. A. Hall, of the church of St. John the Evangelist, will address the society this evening at 7 o'clock...
...annual convention here in Cambridge since Friday. Dean Lawrence opened the first meeting of the convention on Friday evening with a hearty welcome to the delegates, saying that Cambridge was especially interested in missions as Harvard had been originally founded as a school for ministers. He then introduced the Rev. Dr. Crummell of Washington, who spoke earnestly in behalf of his own race in the south. Dr. Crummell was followed by Mr. Cutler of New York, who gave an address on the needs of young men, and by Father Hall. who spoke in the cause of brotherhoods. At the Saturday...
...week ago last evening the first of a series of religious meetings was held in the Grand Opera house, Boston. These meetings conducted by the Episcopal City Mission of Boston, are under the personal supervision of Rev. Frederick Palmer, and their character is much like that of the Globe meetings of two years ago. The services consist largely of song, together with a short address each night by Mr. Palmer, and it is hoped to accomplish, by means of this means of this extreme simplicity in the conduct of the gatherings, the object for which the origination...