The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-08
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announeemeats and Matters Of Local In
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Columbia NJ. Il. Church uext Friday eve
ming.
The Presbyterian Church of Columbia
held a mum social at W, w. Sutton's Thurs
day evening.
The ordinance of baptism will be admin
| istered at the Ninth thstreet Baptist Church
Tomorrow evening.
Nearly every Protestant religious journal
in the city took strong grounds this week
against the proposed change in the lottery
law.
The Catholic Telegraph strongly denies
the statement that the German clergy do
not sympathize with the Archbishop in his
financial calamity.
Rev. G. Il. Alden, of Greensburg, Ind,
conducted the meeting at the parsonage of
the Presby terian Church, Cumminsville,
Thursday evening.
The revival services at the Columbia Bap-
tist Church still continue. Several joined
the Church last week and several will be
baptized tomorrow.
The Young ladies of Grace NJ. L. Church
furnished delightful entertainment to a
large number of their friends at their social
and supper last evening.
The Berean Church of Brethren in Christ
meet at their new location, Women's Tenn
perance Rooms 200 Vine street. sunday
morning at IL o'clock.
Rey. DR.. J. b. Helwig, of Wittenberg Col
lege Springfield, will preach tomorrow,
morning and evening, at the First English
Evangelical Lutheran Church.
The Executive Committee of the Asso-
ciate Missions holds its regular monthly
meeting at the Episcopal Roons Monday
afternoon, Marcia 10th, ut $50 o'clock.
Rt. Rev. Samuel Fellows, DID, Presiding
Bishop of the Reformed Episcopal Church,
will preach Sunday morning and evening
in Emmanuel Church, Longworth street.
Rev. J. Emery will occupy the pulpit OF
4 \ the Walnut Hills Baptist Church tV-mor-
row morning, and i'll the evening will
preach at Union Chapel, Walker Mill Road.
'Did Jesus Believe and Proclaim Himself
| DeihcY' will be the subject of the regular
Sunday night lecture tomorrow, by Rev.
A. N. Gilbert, at Richmund-streetC Christian
Church.
AT the Church of the Atonement, River.
. side, in addition to regular Sunday morning.
I service at IL O'clock, there will be service
on Wednesday evenings during Lent at hall
past O'clock.
The next quarterly meeting of the Bap-
: tist ministers OF the city and vicinity VIII
d he held next Monday and Tuesday in the
e Third Baptist Church. Pine street. Rev
W. L. Stevens will preach the opening ser
mon Monday evening.
The ST. Johns Protestant Church, of Mt
c Auburn, Realized ~, wv, less the lncdenta
e ex pei,ses, from their recent promenade con
d cert at Greenwood Hall. The articles which
were not ratified off were sold at auction.
t The usual Gospel temperance meeting
t unuer the auspices Of the ". Y. L. U., VII
e be held Sunday at o'clock at ZOU NnI,
street. Meetings Tuesday aud FRIDAY al
= p. III. A cordlai invitation is given to all
e Among those who took part in the con
$ cert at Wright Chapel Thursday evening
:. we're Misses Handy and Doughty, Miss LIl
= lie Worthmgtun, Mr. A. h. Baker, Mis-
! Dlckerdy yke Air. George Hargreaves all,
8 Mr. Howard Adae.
e Rev. J. Krehbiel will address the Y. n
G. A. meeting tonight, and to-morroV
# night there VIII be Special reiIy,Uus service
|. lor young men. Dr. West ueing aDsen
r. ON the city, there will be no BIuIe cias
v tomorrow afternoon.
IS The Methodist women of the city wh'
IS have organized u Methodist Department 10
n the Cnlluren's Home FaIr, VIII mold anotn
or meeting ut TRINITY Churcn, March 6tn
All donations should be sent W Mrs. J. Il
Sherwood, ZIi Poplar street.
The Rev. d. W. Rhodes, of the Church o
p Our Saviour, Mt. Auburn, has been col
v fined to his mouse lur several weeks. TN
'r Rev. Mr.. Gray takes his sunday morhin
1f SERVICE and tile Rev. MIR. Iiusley Unlclate
al frequently during the week.
Rev. J. Mills Kendrick, Of st. Luke
g Chapel, will assist Rev. J. III. ELY and dis
N course before ot. Philips congregation
81 CumminsyiIle, tU-mOrrO" AFTERNOON aI so
N o'ciock. During Lent there viii he sersIc
IS in this church every Wednesday alternoo
at O'clock.
n Vocalsts who can read music readl,
th and who would Ike to JON chorus to SIN
r at Robinsum's Upera-hOuse Oh SUNDAY aite
I'd noon, are invited tu meet ut the Children
n, Home, on NIntn street, tO-nlgIIJ AT y cloCl
ss for ursnl. izatIon. Mr.. J. W. Weakley WI
ed nave cnarge vi the cnorus.
Il, MIR. Hatlaway's 3 subj-ct for his lecture {
st Robinson Opera-louse to morrow Is Ia
;,' Organ, substance, and Destiny of Ill
-, soul" The ministers of all uenUhini
no tons have been invited to be present u
VI MORROW, and many nave Indicated tia
,e they will be there.
er At the meeting of the Board of Cover
ors Of the Hebrew Union College the Pres
at dent, Rev. DR.. Isaac Al. Wise, submitted Ia
all monthly report, whioh spoke in hisn tern
,st Of the work of the institution. frecept,
tn solomon Ellinger rendered his resisnatiu
IL as Librarian oil the College Library.
he Rev. Q. NJ Livingstone will discours
IRE from the text Many surrows shall be
ie the wicked but lie that trustetn in Il
or Lord, mercy shall compass hlm ABOUT"
Gu the Presbyterian Church. Cumnlnsvllle, t
ho morrow morning, and in the evening {
"Grieying the HOY Spirit"
rs The Rev. James &. White, of the Popla
NO street presby terian Churcn, will take i
his subject tomorrow morning the La
he Dissolution of the Pastoral Relation r
nd tween Rev. Geo. b. Beecher and the Fir
tle Presbyteriah Church uf this City, In ii
" evening there will be held mass tempe
no ance meeting. ......
ng The quarterly meeting Of the Cinoinns
Circuit Methodist Protestant Church w
be held Tomorrow at IL a. ill.,. at Bethes,
. M. p. Church.. This requiring tile presef
he of tile pastor Of the Columbia NJ. Z. Churo
the pulpit viii be ocGupied to,morro
ler morning and evening by tile associate pa