The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11
CHURCm NOTICES

= church sunday School
-fs'''tS ss-oaebino at 1919 A. NJ. and 2.
~ @ 1>..s, prayer Meeting at p n.
=. tre later meeting the parents OF the
cb,Jaren are also especially invited.
5r,-faff,, Ctv 1EIsst0n.-The Usual services
to.nnorrow. The morning discourse, by
Rev. x. McJohnston. An increased rellgl-
Gus interest prevails, and there will be SER
vices every night during the week.
male Street N. E. Church. = SabDath
school At o A.. NJ. Preaching at l01a a. NJ
and at p. d. By the Pastor, rev. :. III.
Morning subject: Sinners Excuses E-Vou-
ing subject: T1me-Its Naluei anu ne
demption. The revival in this Chureh goes
on with increasing interest.
RTne ssrees Presbyterian Usual services.
Strangers invited.
Fr,rst Baptist Church.-Sabbath school az,
q o'clock A. n. Presiding at half past ~,
Rev. s. Baker. Subject; The Church In
Tardis. Preaching at p. n. Subject: The
REQUEST Of Dives for His Five Brethren.
Church Of C7rfst.-Geo. E. Flower will
preach gor the Church OF Christ, at Marble
Hail. tomorrow lords Day. at 10H A. n.
and7P. II. Subjec The Revivals OF the
O:d and New Testament. Sunday School
at O'Clock P. n.
Walnut Street Presbyterian. = Preach
ing in the morning at half past ten o'c.ocx,
and at seven o'clock In the evening. Rev.
Nm. Cheever, of Terre Haute, who has
been assisting the Pastor IN the services at
this Church during the week, Will occupy
the pulpit. The sacrament will be admin
istered, and a public reception Of men,
bers take place in connection with the
morning service.
This Saturday afternoon, at three
o'clock, services will also be held In the
Lecture Room, at which time the Session
viii be in attendance to receive those who
may wish to join the Church.
Both the Union Morning Prayer Meet
ings and the night services have been 50
well attended during the week as 10 leave
no doubt TIA. She Snirit of God is moving
upon tne people. and that If Christians are
faithful in duty great good VIII be done
Consecutive meetings will be continued
durng the coming week, to which the
public are eOIdially invited. Sabbath
school at nine O'Clock, at which time a
general meetig of the children, members
Of Bible Glasses, and parents and all others
who choose to attend, Will be held. Short
and earnest exhortations will be made by
Rev, Mr.. Cheever and others. with the
hope of promoting the religious interest
already manifest in the schools.
The Young Mems Society OF this Church
have recently established q Mission Sab.
bath School at the corner OF Franklin
Street and First Avenue. at which the at
tendance of scholars already exceeds one
hundred, with good prospects of useful
ness and success. Arrangements have
also been made to Immediately organic;
another in Rowleytown, both of which
Christian people in the vicinity are cordi
ally invited to visit and encourage.
Church Of the Holy I,anOcents-Corner o
Ninth and Division Streets, Rev. 8
Burford, Rector. Divine service tthirt
Sunday in Advent) at 10 AM, with ceIe
bratlon OF the Holy Communion. Even
ing prayer at "a PM; Sunday Schools ant
Bible Glasses at A. n. and P. NJ. Con
nrmation Glass viii please assemble at th'
Rectory at 81 P. N. Sunday and +. n
"wednesday. The Bishop Will visit ths
Parish for confirmation ON Friday, thu
3lst proximo.
50. Paut'S Ctireh.-ReV w. H. Van Ant
Werp, Rector. Services OF Tomorrow
third Sunday In Advent-Morning Praye
101S; Evening Prayer 7. Sunday school a
"a. NJ, and Mission School at the Lamasc
Engine House OF 216 P. N. The Sunda.
School Christmas Festival VIII be held il
st. Paul's Church, on Christmas afternoon
The next Mite Will be held at the residenc
of Mr.. III. c. Gwathmey, on the corner Q
Second andGum Streets, Monday evening