The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-22
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters Of Local In |
terest.

ANNOUNCEMENTS anu maCterS 0t LOCAL lu-
terest.
DR.. West will teach the y. NJ. c. A. Bible
Glass tomorrow afternoon.
salvation by Righteousness was the
theme of Rabbi Wise's lecture last evening
Rev. G. W. Wendte dscourses to-mor-
row morning OH the subject, Theories
OF the Universe"
Rev VIM. NJ. Pettis will occupy the pull
pit Of st. Pau's p u. Church, on Fourth
street, tomorrow morning.
DR.. J. r. King has been made President
of the Temperance Club that meets at Home
Mission Church, First Ward.
DR.. Thad. A. Reamy delivered lecture
at Wriglts Chapel last evening on the sub
ject, "Women i'll the Professions
Rev. John Rusk breaches at the Sixth
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning
on the subject of "Paui's Consolation"
Cautions to Commercial Travellers" will
be the subject of Rev. DE- Ridgaway's ser
mon at ST. Paul NJ. f. Church tomorrow
evening.
Rev. J. ]. Hight DID, assistant editor of
the Western Christian Advocate and wife
are making tour through the South in
search OF health.
Rev. c. S. Evans will preach in Grace
Methodist Protestant Church on George
street, west of Cutter, tomorrow morning,
on the Gospel Sacrifice
Rev. A. N. Gilbert will resume his series
of lectures at Richmond-street Christian
Church, tomorrow night, affirming the ab-
solute Deity of Jesus Christ.
The funeral of Rev. J. w. Hopkins took
place yesterday afternoon from st. Paul's
NJ. i. Church. Rev. DR.. Rdgaway ofiicia-
ted, assisted by DR., Clark and Rev. Gran
vile Moody.
A Gospel temperance service OF special
interest will be held at the hall of the w.
G. I. u, 200 Vine street, Sunday afternoon
at a o'clock. There WILL be good music and
good time is expected.
The teacher, Rev. A. N. Gilbert, will con-
duct the quarterly review exercises on to-
morrow at 2:3O p. M. before the Young
Peoples Missionary Union, at the Rich
mond-street Christian Church.
Rev. Frank s. Fitch, of the Seventh
street Congregational Church. will preach
Sabbath morning. Subject: ''The I'm
chaneeableness of God. /" and in the oven
ing "Christ, The Worlds Burden Bearer"
Rev. d. J. Starr, pastor, will preach a the
York-street NJ. f. Church Tomorrow NOM
ing and evening. Subject of discourse in
morning: "Co-operative Plans in Christian
Work. in the evening, 'The Beyond of
Christian Life"
Rev. J. II. Hartley, pastor of the First
Unycrsalst Church, will preach tomorrow
morning on the subject, "Religious
Friends" and in the evening the subject
OF his lecture will be, "a New Departure
in Pulpit Work."
Vocalists who would like to join the cho-
rus to sing at Robinson's Opera-house at
the religious entertainment tomorrow af-
tcrnoon are invited to meet Mr.. J. w.
Weakly at the Opera-house on Sunday at 2
o'clock p. m, sharp-an hour before the
exercises begin.
by request Rev. Dr. Patterson will repeat
his lecture on The Christian Citizen to-
morrow morning, at the Central Presbyte-
rian Church In the evening he will de-
liver lecture on 1.-The Christian as Ser
want" These lectures are the second and
third of his series of discourses on "Relig-
ion in Common Life"
The subject of Mr.. Hathaways lecture
at RobinSons Opera-house tomorrow af-
ternoon at o'clock, is Spiritual Power"
Preceding Mr.. Hathaway's | cture, Hon.
Warner NJ. Bateman will deliver an ad-
dress on the moral aspects of 'The Chinese
Question: A number Of prominent gen.
tleinen have been invited to occupy seats
upon the platform.
Rev. A. NJ. Worcester, pastor of the
Third Baptist Church, Pine street, has so
far recovered from his recent illness that
he will be able to occupy his pulpit to-
morrow morning and evening. Mr.. Wor-
cester has in preparation very interesting
lecture, entitled THE Christian Cata-
combs, which he proposes to give in sew
eral churches the coming winter.
At the Seventl-street Congregational
Church tomorrow evening the following
selections will be sung at the Service of
Song: "Doth not Wisdom CryY" Haking;
81 Waited for the Lord" Mendelssoln;
"How Lovely are the Messengers" Men
delssohni Lord God Almighty Verdi
Stcarns. Solos will be sung by Miss Ruth
Jones, Miss Chickering, Mr. f. Hartley
Thompson, and Mr.. II. J. Wetherel.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Hudson, the evangel-
lists from the Fast, have begun their work
at tine y. NJ. G. A. Hail. and until further
notice is given will hold a meeting each af-
ternOon at o'clock. Mr.. Hudson is d
young man, but is a very agreeable speaker
and fine conversational. Mrs. Hudson has
acquired the reputation of being first
class musician, and adds much to the inter
est and inlpressiveness of the meetings by
her singing. The meetings thus far have
been largely attended and promise well for
the future.