The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-07
Religious InLei1Igence.
AND CITY NEWS


The usual religious services VIII
De held Ia the Trinity VI. E. Church
o!morrow, the pastor, Rev r. An
1rI, officiating. Sabbath School at
A. N. Preaching at 101 A. N. Glass
meetings at14 and 3 Pm. Preach
ng again at "a p NJ Seats free. The
public generally are invited to attend.
During the past week, the young men
IF this Church have been holding a
series Of prayer meetings with sue
cess. The religious feeling among
hem has been greatly increased, and
,ome have professed saving faith in
Christ. In Ingle Street NJ. E. Church,
! protracted meeting has been in
progress for several weeks with great
success. The Altar of Prayer has
oeen crowded nightly, and many have
been converted and profess an in
IGNITION to lead a new life.
SERVICES will be held in the Wal
tut Street Presbyterian Church at the
usual hours, on Sunday, Ito morrow
Sabbath School at A. NJ, and public
erviee at 105 A. NJ and n P. NJ.
The Re-. George o. Little, Of Fort
Wayne, Indiana, will occupy the pulpit
both morning and evening Mr.. Lit
lie has the reputation of being a fine
speaker, and will entertain all who
attend service. by presenting the
truths Of the Gospel in a faithful and
attractive manner.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH. - The Rev.
Spruille Burford will hold divine
service in this Church at 7:15 PM,
Sunday, and every morning during
.he: week Except Wednesdays and
Fridays, at 8 o'clock. On Wednes-
days and Fridays, services at II NJ.
and 7:15 Pm. Services will be con-
.inued during the remainder of the
Lenten Season.
Sunday School, as usual, at 9 AM.
CHURCH OF THE Holy INNOcENTs.
Bible Glass at 9 O'Clock. Public
worship at 1920 AN. Sunday School
at Bpm. - y" z
Special meeting of the ladies Of this
parish in the vestry-room at 3 pm
Tuesday.
According to a resolution of the
vestry Of the parish, the Offertory will
be passed at each service in this
Church.
Seats are free, and the public are
earnestly and cordially invited to sus-
tain the services in this new and beau
tiful Church, erected by the muniR-
cence Of a most devout church lady,
a ndtiUe aud resident Of Evansville.
The officiating clergyman of the
above Parishes, will perform any cler-
ical Office. either IN The dag or al nigIt',
an any part Of the city, and may be
found at the house of Mrs. Sharpe,
or at the Hestry Room of the {" Church
of the Holy Innocentss''
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - Marble
Hall-GeOrge F. Pentecost, Pastor.
The usual services of the Sabbath at
104 A. M. and "a P. n. The Pastor,
having returned, will resume his pull
pit and pastoral labors. Sunday
School at 9 A. NJ; Missionary School
at Pm
McKENDREE. COLLEGE. = The
fOrtieth anniversary Of the establish
ment of this College, at Lebanon. Hi
nois, was properly celebrated in the
College Chapel on the 10th and 21st
of February. Rev. DR.. Andrus. of
this city, and graduate of the Col
lege, was elected temporary Chairman
Judge Elias L. Bryan, of Union
County, was elected President. Ad-
dresses were delivered by Judge
Bryan, Bishop Thompson, DR.. Crary
and others. The Western Christian
Adcocate thus compliments Rev. DR..
Andrus, OF this city:
He was followed by Rev. r. Andrns
In some very amusing and touching
"reminiscences of the class of 1S49. to
which he aud the Chairman, Judge
Bryansbe onged He finally closed by
making an appeal to the audience to
join with him and his old friend, the
Judge, to lift the College out of debt
at once; and, in a strain Of over
Whelmlng eloquence, offered to give