1906-1907 Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Albany NY Programs Antique Book for Sale

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1906-1907 Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Albany NY Programs Antique Book
LARK AND LANCASTER STREETSALBANY, N. Y.‘‘ A Church with a Message and a Welcome.”Charles Elbert Hamilton. D D. PastorParsonage 217 Lancaster St. Telephone Connection.Sexton, William T. Smith, - 247 Western Ave.
Church Services And Announcements
. . . For Week Beginning . .Sunday. September 16. 1906
Containing the programs from:
Sunday, September 16, 1906 - Sunday, June 30, 1907
Hardcover BookInformationEvery one is cordially welcomed to this Church and to all its privileges. ThePastor desires to meet his people at the close of the services and especially to be-come acquainted with all strangers.Reception of members takes place the first Sunday Evening of each month.Please notify the Pastor of your wish to unite with the Church.Changes of address and all cases of serious illness should be reported withoutdelay to the Pastor.Trinity Church is supported by Pew Rentals supplemented by weekly offerings.The Pew Renting Committee consists of Charles Gibson, brank I. Applin anilCharles A. Hagaman, some of whom are in attendance at every service. Pews arerented at very nominal prices that they may be within the reach of all. The weeklyenvelopes give the opportunity for each to contribute “according to his ability ” torchurch support. Mr. William J. Leonard, our financial secretary, will gladly furnishpledge cards and envelopes Pledges may be made now to end May 1st and studentsand new comers are urged to avail themselves of this opportunity to become factorsin the financial maintenance of the Church. Mr. Leonard may be seen at ( hurchor at 74 State Street, his business address.rhe Treasurer of the (\'hurch is Prof. Charles Newell Cobb, 26 North Pine Ave.THE SUNDAY EVENING SERVICE receives chief emphasis in thischurch. The brief but reverent worship, the music led by the great choirand the earnest sermon constitute an hour of great import and inspiration.Notice the order of worship and the Sermon Theme for to-night. Do notbe easily content to come alone. Invite others.MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17., THE OFFICIAL BOARD holds its first meeting for the season at eighto\'clock precisely. We need the presence and counsel of every member.TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1QDISTRICT WOMAN’S FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY holds itsannual meeting at Ash Grove Church. Sessions at 10 a. m. and 2 p. in.Basket lunch. Speakers, Mrs. Robinson, wife of Bishop Robinson of India,and Miss Mary A. Danforth, of Japan. Conference for Standard Bearersat close of afternoon session. Let us have a large representation.THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20WOMAN S PRAYER MEETING at 4 p. m., in Christian Endeavor room.Tnr . T FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21nno hA, . MEETING FOR PRAYER AND PRAISE. Service forInfprmnvc be°*nninS at 7;45. Fifteen minutes at the close for SocialneonlA r\e‘ C°me before the service if you can. Students and youngwon i n,o e y plan t0 be present Friday nights. Regular attendancespiritual qi?-on ‘?,lany ,a bard W01\'ked man\'s life besides imparting to himspintual strength and making him a blessing to others.mUTn T SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 223 P m L These AID SOC1ETY meets in the Parlors of the chapel atdelightful gatterinss to tL eh eti?SS Ot lhe ladies are amonS \"’® “are urged to bo ° l,le SJ?urch’ A 1 ladies, and especially new comers.Mrs. william E S \' The removal [rom the city of the President,the season must also be Matured\'18168 election ot officers- Plans f°rOUR. STUDENT FRIFNna T°TES-welcome. Identify vnnrc^if and new» receive to-day our speciathe pastor and his wife Tn >Wlt 1 the church work and life at once. Hell1Devotional Service everv «C°\'Ve “painted with you.Endeavor room. 615 Sl,nt’ay morning at 9:40, in the ChristianMany words of pralse\'havec.hurch was amply justified this summer-yw?.Graham. Dr. Foster anrt J’Td;C0.nc?rninS the sermons \'preachedWe mourn the loss bv X.,® ?aslor\'s father.Rev. William H. Ken0?J ?®. th of Mls- Sarah 11. Kellogg, widow of®aeae® Conference. The’lam ,,\'?any ,years an honored member of theour fellowship and her life y a*\'S of Sisler Kellogg\'s life were spent m°ame August 2ft afb“odiction to all who knew her-“ tei. Her life was blessing Saston\' Pa., at the home of hemessing. Her death a triumph.ORCANfST and Director, ™C CHOIRFREDERICK P. DENISONQUARTE1TE1 re. Edgar Shufelt, Co,.trait, Mr\' Bei:c\"« E. Burton, TenorSUPPORTED BY THE VESTFn ™ C\"ARLES \'\" Ha,IN’ B“S‘CHORUS OF FIFTY VOICESe32