The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-04
OUR RELIGIOUS COLUMN.

OUR RELIGIOUS COLUMN,
WHICH WILL BE FOUND FULL OF INTEREST
TO BOTH SAINT AND sINNEIt--wHERE SER
| VICES WILL BE HELD TO-DAY, ETC, ETC.
The usual services will be conducted
in the various churches to-day,
In the Methodist church services will
be held at the usual hours to-day. Every
body is cordially invited.
The churches in our city which would
not look much improved by new coat Of
paint are few indeed.
Rev r. j. Shores (colored) will hold
forth, as usual, in his church on the corner
Of Tenth and Cedar streets.
To-day is Sunday, but our railroads,
and steamboats,, are unmndiul of this and
the world encourages thcm-~wnking at
so small fault
Father Hogan will conduct services in
st, Josephs church, on the corner Of Cross
and Walnut streets to-day. Vespcrs at the
usual hour, 3 p. nj
The A. NJ. E. church cleared $j5 by
its concert given in the Atheneum last
Monday. The money will be used for the
reconstruction Of another house of worspip.
-Lifcs an ocean,
Mans feh,
Satsn's an angler.
And don't you wish
He wasn't,
Rev. Z. Knape of the German Lutheran
church, to-day, conducts Sunday school at
$50 o'clock and regular services at II.
Seats are free and everybody is cordially
tsEited.
Rev David A. Bonnor will conduct the
usual services in the Church of the Re
deemer (EpscopaD on Fourteenth street
between Washington and Walnut, at the
usual hours.
To-day is the first Sunday Of the new
year and as it passes from our sight let US
bear in memory the events Of the past year,
and trust that the Sundays of the New year,
yet to be born, may bring their full measure
Of happiness
Father Masterson of the Roman Cath.
Ollie church, on the corner OF Ninth street
and Washington avenue, is on hand to con.
duct services in the morning and hold sun.
day school in the afternoon Vespcrs at
o'clock pm.
1t may be of interest to some Of Our
readers TO learn that the Presbyterian church
enters upon the new year free from debt
This is a bit Of encouraging and welcome
news that We wish might be said of all our
churches.
Nj Moody feels himself called upon 70
contradict the exaggerated reports of som. Of
the - Louis papers on the subject q the
conversion Of Dan Rice. The fact i, that
Dams conversion related solely 10 he dis
Ms. olintoyicarng liquors"
services in the Presbyterian church
vii, be- conducted by Rev. George Prep
ara,ory services for communion will be held
in the forenoon and the LoIi's supper
served st Il o'clock. The usual services
all BE- held IN the evening.
W. failed 70 mention Yesterday morn
ing the selling Of pcws which took place in
the Presbyterian church Fridsy night.
Quite number Of the congregation were
pre,en, and q genera! willingness va, e1-
pressed to pay an advance on what had
formerly been paid.
The members Of the A. VI, E. church,
worship in til" Christian church to-day on
Eighteenth street, between Washington
avenue and Walnut street. They meet for
worship at 1890 a. m. and $50 p. m.
Elder Perkins conducting the services
sunday school at / 80 p. m,
The annual election of Sunday school
teachers Of the Presbyterian church takes
place to-day, Immediately after the dismiss
al Of the school. We hear that the teach
crs Of the past year have served faithfully
and well and it would therefore not be sur
prising should many of them be re elected
10 their old places.
The minutes Of the tenth annual ses
sion of the Presbyterian Synod OF Illinois
South, have just been published in PAM
| phlct form and we see thcrefrem shat Rev
b, Y, George of this city has been chosen
MOderator also that he has been placed
on the permanent committee Of Foreign
Missions. Among the ladies who We're ap-
pointed Il committee on Home Missions We
find thcname Of Mrs. Il. Y. George.
Our readers will doubtless all rpnem-
Der the Rev, Coln, who visited Our city