The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-12
RELIGIOUS MATTERS.
CHURCH NOTICES A..


CHURCH NOTICES.
Trinity NJ T. Chtsrch.-sunday School
at AZ. Preaching by the Pastor at 105s
A. n. and Pm. Glass Meeting Sunday
afternoon. Sunday School Teachers Meet
ing, Monday evening att O'Clock.
zsagEs Street If. T. Ohureh.-sunday
School at 9 A n. Preaching at lO7S An. ana
Pm. Social Meetings as usual on sunday
and throughout the week.
N,deDendencs Sunday SchooI.-This San
day school will be held at 2 O'Clock A
cordial invitation Is extended TO the
young and old to be present.
Independent Meth0dtst.-Corner Of Clark
and second Streets told Baptist church
bundIng9 General Glass at and preach
Ing at Z O'Clock Pm. by Rev. Mr.. Short
Ksaosgey AE. II. chawch.-Preaching at 1917
A. N. by the Pastor, Rev. John Poucher,
and at Z p. II. by J. FL. CIippInger. Pastor
OF Inele street NJ. f. Church. Sunday
school ct " P. n. Glass and Prayer Meet
fngs rs usual.
HTne street Presbyterian Chtrch.--Uz ual
services &C 10 80 A. NJ, and Pm.
81. Pauss Protestant Eptscopal Church. :
Rev. VIM. III. Van Antwerp. Rector. sun
day School at A. N. Morning Prayer
(22d Sunday after Trinity at 105z. Evening
Prayer 7 O'Clock. Services on each
wednesday evening and on all Holy Days,
at Z O'Clock.
First Baptist Church.-services in this
Church tomorrow at l0h A. NJ, and P.
n, by the Pastor, subject for the evening
The three Hebrews In the Furnace Of Fire.
All are invited, the Israelites especially
Sabbath School and Bible Glass at A M,
Church on the corner Of Third and Cherry
streets. Seats free TO all.
Walnut Street Rrestytertan Church.
Services at lO< o'clock A. N. and at
O'Clock p. M. Subject OF the evening lee-
ture. Antiquity Of Man. Seats free. All
made welcome.
REV. HENRY S. LITTLE, Of Mar
quette, with his family. is spending q
few days with his friends in this city.
MISS HOLLAND, of Philadelphia,
has willed fifteen THOUSAND dollars to
disabled Presbyterian ministers.
THE Cumberland Presbyterians
now report thirty-four synOds. nine
ty-nine Prssbyteries and lib or
dained ministers.
Rev. B. T. Torn, late pastor Of Rob-
erts Chapel, New Albany, whose death
We have heretofore noticed, had an
insurance policy upon his life of
$1,000.
The Rev. 0. S. Taylor, formerly
Congregationalist Minister. has been
received into the Episcopal Church,
and was ordained by Bishop KerfoOt.
Of Pittsburg.
REv. s. +. CLARK, Of Chicago. has
been called to the pastorate of the
United Presbyterian Church. of
Princeton. Ind, and is announced to
preach his first sermon on the 18th.
BISHOP st. Palais, the Roman Cath
Ollie Bishop Of the Vincennes diocese,
has been sick for some time at his
brothers residence in France. A let
ter recently received announces his
convalescenee.
REV. FL. r. PRICHARD has accept
ed a call from the Christian Church
at Washington, Daviess County. The
Gazette says he is no stranger in that
community, and that his ability as an
able minister is universally conceded.
Own BUTLER, Esq . large stock
holder and President of the Board of
Trustees of the Northwestern Chris
tian University, is paying the tuition
of twenty-seven young men now pre-
pairing for the ministry at that insti-
tuition.
THE venerable and Rev. VIM. Hill
ton has just resigned the RectOrship
Of the Episcopal Church at Kittaning,
after being Pastor Of that Parish for
more than forty years. His people
have made provisions for their old
Rector for the remainder of his life.
Rev. ALEXANDER STERR1TT, late
pastor of the Vine Street Presbyterian
Church OF this city. has made an en-.
gagement with the Presbyterian
Church of Washington. IND, and re-
moved his family to that place. We
are gratifed to know that he is to re-
main in this vicinity.
THE New Albany Ledger says there
is live spirit Of church extension
among the Presbyterians Of New Al
bany. We understand that projects
for two mission churches, one in the
upper and one in the lower end of
the city, axe now being discussed.
The denomination has the financial
ability to build both.
EPIsCoPALIAN ITEMs.-The Russo
Greek Bishop of Alaska, arrived in
Chicago, on his way to his distant
See. and passed Sunday. He at.
tended service at the Episcopal Ca.
thedral Of st. Peter and st. Paul.
which is under the charge of Bishop
Whitehouse. of Illinois. The Rus
sian Bishop was clad in the rich vest
ments Of the Greek Church, and was
assigned seat in the chancel.
THE new st. Thomas Church
(EpiscOpaD, corner of Fifth Avenue
and Fifty-third Street, New York, is
said to be one Of the gems of church
architecture in this country. 1t ac
commodities 1000 people, cost $780,
600, and is formed Of stone, pure
gothic in style and finish. The elo-
CANT stained glass windows were made
in Mesz and shipped just before the
bombardment Of that city,