The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters Of Local
Interest.

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Fifth Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning.
Rev. w. E. Stevens, pastor of the Colum-
bia Baptist Church, baptized five converts
last Sabbath.
| Eight additions have been made to the
jacksonville Baptist Church. Rev. DR..
Lasher, pastor.
| DR.. Brunn, for many years q missionary
in China, will address missionary meeting
at Christ Church tomorrow evening.
Rev. DR.. Cooper continues his lectures on
the "Life and Teaching of Christ" to-mor-
row night at the Lincoln Park Church.
A Chautauqua Literary and Scientific
Circle has been recently organized in con-
nection with the York-street NJ. E. Church.
Rev. s. P. Linn will preach at Lincoln
Park Church in the morning, and in the
evening at the Presbyterian Church Of Lud-
low.
Rev. Dudley W. Rhodes will deliver an
address upon washington" to-mo rrow
evening at the Church of Our Savior, Mt.
Auburn.
"a Young man demanding The inheri-
tance" will be the subject of Rev. 1. N.
Stanger's sermon at Christ Church to-mor-
row morning.
At the meeting of the Baptist ministers
next Monday, the subject "How to Preach
the Law" will be discussed, to be opened
by Rev. W. E. Stevens
Rev. D. J. Starr, by special request, will
deliver discourse tomorrow evening, at
the York-street M. =. Church, on Roman
Ism and the Republic"
Rev. DR.. Cooper breaches in the Presby-
terian Church of Ludlow to the children of
the Sabbath Schools tomorrow morning at
the usual hoar of public worship.
| Ministers in the vicinity of the City In
frmary are invited to make some arrange
ments for preaching to the inmates of that
institution on Sabbath afternoons,
"The Two Ways-Broad and Narrow"
will be the subject Of Rev. John E. Morris
sermon tomorrow evening at Women's
Temperance Union Hall, 200 Vine street.
Meetings are continued in the Second
Presbyterian Church with increasing inter.
est. Neither pastor nor people seem to crow
weary in those long continued and fruitful
services.
Blessings of Our Country Imperiled by
Wicked Men," will be the theme OF the
discourse delivered by Rev. J. Emery, at
Union Chanel, Walker Mill Road, to.mor-
row evening.
Rev. James c. White will conduct the
services at the Poplar-street Presbyterian
Church tomorrow. In the morning his
subject is, George Washington" in the
evening, "Amusements.
"How We are Saved" will be the sub
ject of Rev. G. S. Evans sermon at Grace
NJ. P. Church, on George street, west of
Cutter, tomorrow morning. Gospel and
song service will be held in the evening.
The Sabbath-schonl Association OF the
Cincinnati Presbyterv will hold its next
monthly meeting at the Fifth Church next
Mondav evening. Addresses will be deliv-
cred by DIR. z. M. Humphrey and R. s. Full.
| ton.
Rev. d. F. Harris breaches morning and
evening to-morr,w at the Columbia Con-
gregational Church. Subject of morning
sermon, 1.-The Unalterahle Record" even
ing subject, "How to Keep Our Resolu-
tions."
Rev. s. s. Potter speaks tonight at the Y.
M. G. A. Hall. DR.. West will teach the
Bible Class tomorrow afternoon. A gospel
service will be held tomorrow night, and
on TUESDAY evening concert will be given
by Mr.. s. w. Tarvin.
"Boniface the Eighth" will be the sub.
ject of Rev. Morris D. Church's lecture to-
morrow evening at Emanuel Reformed
Episcopal Church, on Longworth, west of
Central avenue. The subject of his morn
ing discourse is 1.-THE Conscience of a
King"
The tenth annual meeting of the Wo-
mans Presbyterian Foreign Mission Board,
of Philadelphia will be held at the Seventh
Presbyterian Church, Cincinnati, COM
mencing April 2Sth and continuing for
three days To this meeting 600 or 800
delegates are expected.
Rev. James Cooper, formerly of this citv.
will preach at the Ninth-street Baptist
Church tomorrow morning, and in the
evening Rev. s. w. Duncan will deliver the
third of his series of lectures on the story
of Joseph. His subject announced Isl:
Joseph Brought Into Egypt"
A pamphlet has just been published bv
P. Robertson, of the Cooper Female Sem
mary, Dayton, giving the discussion be-
tween himself and Leonard Moro on the
subject Of Lay Evangelization." 1t is
quite spicy reading matter and discloses
the tendency to ecclesiastical Irregular.
tiles in that city.
The reopening of the East Pearl-street M.
E. Church will take place on next Sunday
week. the Goth inst. Rev. Bishop Wiley,
assisted by Rev. Dr. Hoyt, Rev. DR.. Leon
ard, and Rev. Dr. Irwin, will conduct the
services. The pulpit tomorrow morning
will be occupied by Rev. Mr.. Mullinix, Of
Grace Church, Newport. In the evening
there will be preaching by the pastor.
During next week there will be preach
ing every evening at Grace Episcopal
Church in College Hill by the following
rectors: On Monday. by Rev. Edmund
Rowland, of Clifton; Tuesday, Rev. A. F.
Blake, of Avondale; Wednesday, Rev. DR..
Benedict, st. Paus, Cincinnati; Thursday.
Rev. G. il. Kinsolving, st. Johns, Cincin.
natl; Friday, Rev. Peter Tinsley, of Wal
nut Hills; Saturday, Rev. D. W. Rhodes, oi
Mt. Auburn.
The second of the popular religious serv.
ices. under the direction of Rev. DR.. Pratt
in the Music Hall, will be held tomorrow
afternoon, beginning at half-past o'clock
while for half an hour before that time Mr.
Carter will entertain the gathering congre
CATION with organ music. The choir will
be voluntary, and all who are willing te
assist are cordially invited to take seats on