The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-01
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements and Matters Of Local
Interest.

The Rev. J. H. Hartley will deliver a free
lecture at 200 Vine street this evening upon
SLOW to Do It."
A Sunday-school praise meeting will be
held at Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church
tomorrow evening.
Rev. Dr.. Brush, of Austin, Texas. will
preach at the First Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning and evening.
Rev. Thomas J. McClelland, from To-
ronto. Canada. will occupy the pulpit OF
the Reformed Presby terian Church to-mor-
row.
The Rev. James Eells, DID,, of Lane
Seminary, will preach in the Central Pres
byterian Church tomorrow morning and
evening.
!. Rev. ]. H. Vincent DID,, will lecture at
the First Presbyterian Church, on Fourth
street, next Thursday, on the subject, "Our
Young Folks"
Rev. A. G. Wheaton, of the Walnut Hills
Baptist Church, will preach tomorrow
Should Love Christ"
Rev. ]. G. White will review the six
months course of lectures, just concluded,
to young women, at the Poplar-street
church tomorrow evening.
Mrs Matter, missionary to China, who
is supported by the ladies of the Central
Presbyterian Church, will meet the ladies
of that church this afternoon.
Rev. A. I. Hobbs will lecture on the
"Crowning Fidelity" and "Christ's Au-
thority" at the Richmond street Christian
Church tomorrow morning and evening.
Rev. J. L. Russell, who has been called
to the Seventh Presbyterian Church, of
this city, is expected here next week, and
will preach to the congregation on Sabbath,
the 9th inst.
Rev. ]. R. Powell, pastor of the Pleasant
Ridge Baptist Church has been conducting
series of meetings for the past ten days,
and as result has received five new mem
bers to his church.
The Fowell-Buxton Mission Sabbath
school, by reason OF the partial burning of
Lytle Hall, will, for the present, meet in
Union Chapel on Seventh street, between
Plum and Central avenue.
Rev. F. Leever, pastor Of Wright Chapel
Methodist Church. was agreeably surprised
by the membership and friends of the
Church, calling upon him on the evening of
April 21st and making him donation.
The Wayne-avenue NJ. &. Church, Of
Lockland, will be dedicated tomorrow.
Bishop Simpson will preach in the morning
and Rev. E. Wentworth, DID,, in the eve
ming. Special music has been prepared
for the occasion.
| Wright Chapel for The past six weeks has
been closed for repairs, and the ceiling and
windows have been finely finished and dec
Grated. Tomorrow the Church will be re.
opened with special services At II a. m.
Dr. G. H. Fowler will preach, and at 7:3O
p m. the Lords Supper will bs admins
tered, DR.. Walden officiating.
A formal reception will be given to Rev.
W. H. Mcknight the newly-elected pastor
| OF the First English Lutheran Church. at
the residence Of Mr.. John Manss, No. 1875
Laurel street. MI. Mcknight breaches his
farewell sermon at Eaton, Penn. to-mor-
row night and will arrive in this city next
Tuesday, and will preach his tlrst sermon
next Sunday.
Rev. John E. Morris, Of Chicago, and for
merly the pastor of the Berean Church of
| Brethren in Christ, has decided to return
to our city and resume the charge of this
congregation, which now meets in the Wo-
mans Temperance Hall, 200 Vine street.
Mr.. NJ. is greatly loved by his charge, and
esteemed for his faithful exposition of the
Word, and his ability in presenting the
Gospel Of the grace of God.
AT recent meeting Of the Baptist minis
ters of the city, q resolution was adopted
stating that it was the duty of the Baptists
of Cincinnati, to devise means Immediately
to establish new mission among the peo-
pie of German parentage in the city, and a
committee consisting Of Rev. O. M. Sage,
Rev. 8. X. Leavitt, Rev. A. @. Wheaton,
Rev. Mr.. Roberts and Rev. Mr.. Bonner,
were appointed to take the matter under
advisement and report at the next
meeting.
Rev. George Muller, OF Bristol England,
preached before large congregation at
the Vine-street Congregational Church last
evening upon the topic of prayer and
answer to prayer" The Ninth street Bap-
tist Church prayer meeting was adjourned
and the congregation went over in body
to hear the sermon. Tomorrow morning
Mr.. Muller will preach at the same church
on the subject "frust in God" next Tues
day and Wednesday evening he will preach
at the Lutheran Church, and next Thurs
day and Friday evening at the Central
Presbyterian Church. Subject at the last
named ohurch-"His Life Work"
The services at Music Hall tomorrow
afternoon will be as follows, DR.. Pratt
preaching the sermon:
La, Chorus Handel; b. Adagio Msrkel;
Organ.
q Hymn, Tune-Dukestreet
Thine earthly Sabbath, Lord! we elove;
But there's q nObler rest above
g. Scripture Lesson. Exodus xx, Ill.
Prayer.
Hymn, Tune-sabbath.
Safely through another week.
God has brought us on our way.
g. Sermon.
!. Aria, "Rejoice Greatly" from '"Ths Mes.
siah" Handel. Mrs Dexter.
g. Hymn. Tune-Hursley.
| Sun of my SOUL thou Saviour dearl
| II 10 not night II Thou be near.
DoxolOgy-Praise God, from Whom all blessings
flow.
RnRTV .SJYTU CONGRESN.