The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-18
Religious Intelligence.
CHURCH NOTICES.

Third Church of New Albany, will
preach in the Walnut Street Presby
byterian Church tomorrow forenoon
and at night.
He visits the Church by appoint
ment Of the Presbytery of Salem, to
make the official announcement Of
the dissolution Of the pastoral rela-
ton, and to confer with the Church
in relation to its general interests.
There will be a sabbath School
meeting Of the teachers and friends
of the Sabbath School of the Walnut
Street Church, on Monday night, in
the Lecture Room, at which time ad-
dresses will be delivered by Mr.. F. G.
Willett, Of the City High School,
Rev. Mr.. Hutchinson, of New Albany,
and others; to conclude with social
reunion, in the Church parlors.
It is probable that Rev. Mr..
Hutchinson will remain in the city
few days, and attend other meetings of
the congregation during the week.
VINE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURoH.-By the Pastors invitation,
Rev. w. H. McCarer will preach in
this Church on Sabbath at 103 A. NJ.
The usual service will be held at "a
P. NJ. Strangers are kindly welcomed.
THE Presbytery of Vinoennes held
its Spring meeting in Princeton, on
Tuesday, April 18th. The opening
sermon was preached by Rev FL. w.
Fish, of Petersburg. Cheering re-
ports were received from the Churches.
in several of which delightful re-
vivals have occurred.
Princeton is beautiful town, and
its good people entertained the Pres
bytery with a cordial hospitality not
to be forgotten.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL PaHl's
Church, corner Of First and Chestnut
Streets. Sunday School at 9 A. NJ.
Mission School at Lamaseo Engine
House, on Fcarth Street, at half-past
two. Evening service in the church
at $780, Wednesday evening at half
past seven. On the following Sunday
full services in this church will be re-
sumed, under the charge of the Rev.
w. H. Van Antwerp, Rector.
Church of the Holy Innoeents cor
ner Of Division and Ninth Streets.
Bible Glass at 9. Morning Service at
1870. Sunday School at P NJ, and
Immediately. following the Sunday
School, Missionary meeting will be
held. All who desire to become
members are requested to attend.
As mentioned in our issue of yes
terday. the Rev. s. Burford is now
the minister in charge, having received
the unanimous call Of the vestry.
We may also mention that arrange
ments are in progress for lighting this
church, so that Sunday and weekday
evening services can be held. Until
that can be accomplished, we under
stand it is Mr.. Burford's intention to
hold g cottage services" In various
parts of the parish. Such services
have been very successful in other
places. and there is no reason why
they should not be so here.
FIRST BAPTIST c HURcH-Corner of
Third and Cherry Streets, George E.
Pentecost. Pastor The usual Sab
bath services at 103 AN. and u Pm.
Sunday School at 8 AN. All are cor
daily invited to attend
The congregation now worshipping
in the basement of their new build
ing are already being much eramped
for want of room, and are making
every effort to go forward and com
plete the fine audience room above.
In building their house of worship
the Church have adopted the policy
of exhausting their own resources
before calling on the public for aid
consequently little or no outside sub
scriptions have been solicited; the
few citizens, however, who have been
called upon for aid have responded
most cordially and literally. and
should our good people generally imi-
tate their generous example. the
Church will be enabled at once to
finish their house of worship, and
thus add another one to the list of
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