. Histoire du synode luthérien évangélique de la Pennsylvanie orientale : avec de brefs croquis de ses congrégations . le vieux bâtiment est disparu, mais pas ses souvenirs allowed LW AT , ni l'esprit des pères qui l'ont élevé. Therestands au jour le jour sur le même endroit un sanctuaire qui beste l'hommage et la foi de notre peuple. La pierre d'angle était laidSeptember 7, 1890, par Rev, W. H. Dunbar, président de Synod, assisté de Rev. C. L. Fry et J. Max Hark. Le jour du Sabbat, le 4 octobre 1891, la magnifique chapelle fut connée par le pasteur R. W. Hufford, alors président du synode, tel que sisted par les Drs. H. W. McKnight, régime W

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. History of the Evangelical Lutheran synod of East Pennsylvania : with brief sketches of its congregations . old building is gone, but not its hallowedmemories, nor the spirit of the fathers who reared it. Therestands to-day on the same spot a sanctuary which bespeaks thehomage and faith of our people. The corner-stone was laidSeptember 7, 1890, by Rev, W. H. Dunbar, president of Synod, assisted by Revs. C. L. Fry and Dr. J. Max Hark. On Sabbath, October 4, 1891, the beautifiil chapel was conse-crated by Rev. Dr. R. W. Hufford, then president of synod, as-sisted by Drs. H. W. McKnight, Revs. W. H. Dunbar, S. Stalland H. H. Weber. St. Johns has long since taken a prominent position among her 206 • EAST PENNSYLVANIA SYNOD. sister churches in the East Pennsylvania Synod. She has beenactive in all the benevolent operations of the church. She hassent at least five sons, and as many daughters, into the ministry.She entertained the General Synod once, and the district synodfour times. She has lost none of her prestige in the community.She has three hundred and sixty members, four hundred scholars. ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH, LANCASTER, PA. and teachers in her Sabbath-schools, and is well organized for herwork. She has a flourishing Young Peoples Society of ChristianEndeavor numbering one hundred and four members, an efiScientLadies Aid Society, and an active Womans Home and ForeignMissionary Society. Recently death has dealt harshly with her, financial misfortune has crippled her, and her temple is not yetfinished. But she is not disheartened. She looks back over thehistory of the past, and thanks God. She looks forward with thespirit of her fathers, and takes courage. SKETCHES OF CONGREGATIONS. 20 7 XL. SEVENTH STREET LEBANON CHARGE, SEVENTH STREET AND MT. ZION. BY REV. P. C. CROLL. I. Seventh Street Church, Lebanon. This is a daughter of Zion Lutheran church of this city. Allher original members were former members of that congregation.When, in 1866, the mothe

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