The Evansville journal., 1868-02-29
Rs4ls1ous In elIlgence.

lkTHE usual religious services will be
observed<in Trinity NJ E Church to-
morrow. Sabbath School at 9 A. NJ,
preaching at 1O1 A. NJ, and Z P. NJ.
Glass meeting at II and 3 P, n.
The revival at the Ingle Street NJ
K. Church still continues, and the in
terest seems unabated. 1t has now
been in progress for eight weeks, and
up to the present time the accessiOns
to the Church have been one hundred
and FIVE, and the number Of conver-
sions about one hundred. The con-
versions includes within its work, per-
sons Of all ages, from the children Of
the Sabbath School to the gray-head
ed man and woman, and one marked
feature Of the meeting has been the
clearness Of the conversions. The
meeting will still continue as long as
the interest remains, although the
Pastor and many Of the leading and
working members are almost prostra-
ted, physically.
Preaching Sabbath morning and
night by the Pastor, Rev. j. b. Likely;
also the usual class meeting and Sab
bath School exercises. The Mission
School Of the Church meets at the
Park School-house, Sunday afternoon
at two O'Clock, and is in a very
aOurishing condition.
WALNUT STREET PREsBYTERIAN.-
Rev. Charles NJ. Temple, OF Michigan,
will preach in the Walnut Street
Presbyterian Church tomorrow fore
noon and night. The usual Sabbath
School and Bible Glass services will
be held.
VINE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURcH.-Serviees on Sabbath at 10l
A. NJ, and 71P.M. A kind welcome
will be extended to strangers.
REV. GEO. r. PENTEcosT, of the
First Baptist Church, is still absent
from the city, but the regular services
of the Sabbath will be held in this
Church Cat Marble Hall) tomorrow.
Mr.. Pentecost and family went to
New Orleans for the benefit Of his
wife's health, and also to secure a
little rest from his constant and un-
firing labors during the Winter; but
we learn that he has been engaged in
preaching almost nightly since his ar
rival in that city, and that he is now
in the midst Of a precious revival.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH-Corner of
First and Chestnut Streets, Rev. DR..
Strong officiating. Services for to-
morrow, being the frst Sunday in the
month, as follows: Sunday School at
8 A. NJ. Morning service at III A. NJ
evening service at "a PM
Rev. DR.. Strong, who has been off
ciating as Rector of st. Paul's Church
for some months past, has accepted
call to Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and
will leave during the week on the
steamer Dexter, for his new field of
labor. During his stay with US, he
has made himself many friends, who
will be sorry to have him leave.
Rev. Mr.. Van Antwerp has written
to the Vestry of st. Pauls Church
that he will not be here before Easter.
This will be a great disappointment
to the Congregation, and the Church
will probably have to remain closed
Except for Sunday School,) during
Lent. IF any arrangement can be
made for services, due notice will be
given in the papers.
CHURCH OF THE Holy INNOCENrs,
corner of Ninth and Division Streets.
- Bible Glass at 8 o'clock in the
morning; Sunday School at 3 O'Clock
= in the afternoon.
On Tuesday morning, at half past
ten, the conservation will take place.
Bishop Talbot aud a number Of the
surrounding clergy will be present.
In the afternoon of the same day,
at half-past three o'clock, a confrma-
tion service will be held, the candi-
dates being chiefly from the Sunday
School.
Immediately after these services.
the Bishop will meet the Vestry in
the vestry-room, adjoining the church,
with the view of securing Rector.
Arrangements have been made
by the Teachers of st. Paurs Church
Sunday School to open Second Mis-