Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-24
FAST DAY SERVICES.
Union Services at the United and First
 M. E. Churches.

M. E. Churches.
 At the union service of the Congrega- tional churches at the United church Rev. Dr. McLane delivered an able sermon upon the topic "Christ's return from tempta- tion filled with the power of the Spirit" In his remarks Dr. LcLane, alluding to the existing labor and social disturbances, said that the true application of the principles of Christianity to these difficulties would be 8 grand solution for these troubles. Rev. Dr. Smyth, Rev. Dr. Munger and Rev. Messrs. Meserve and Bray assisted in the services.
 Rev. Dr. Goodsel1 preached one of his very able discourses. Rev. Dr. Barbour and Rev. Dr. Mead assisted in the services.
 Tomorrow being Easter the day will re- ceive special attention in all the churches. The special Easter services and Easter music in the Episcopal churches will call out large congregations and the floral decorations will as usual be noteworthy in many of the churches.
 A special Easter service of much interest will be held at the United church in the morning.
 At Trinity M. E. church there will be SpeClal tdSL0T 50TNlC0S. 4u0 Cuurcu Will Do beautifully decorated with flowers. An invi- tation was extended last Sunday to all to bring flowers this morning. There will be special music by triple quartette under the leadership of MT. Bissell.
 At Calvary Baptist church the Easter Ao- ral display will as usual be grand Among other features of the display will be man. moth floral cross ten feet in height. The contributions of choice flowers will be large and the sight very beautiful one. There will be beside the other services of the morn ing singing by the boys choir of twenty five voices, which has just been organized. MT. Stowe, superintendent of the Sunday school, has also arranged grand Easter programme for the Sunday school, leading feature of which will be the singing by the boys choir, organized through his instrumentality. MT. Guion, the organist and music instructor, has been drilling the boys for several Satur- days, and will preside at the organ at the schools festival. There will also be fine floral display. The exercises begin at 3:15 p. m. The programme for the Sunday school is as follows:
 Easter Easter e ecaroi Hark, the Angel Voices Singing Boy choir and school.
 rsys Frayer eensudng with the Lords Prayer: , Responsive reading -christ's Resqrrection: ,,, Easter Messengers as George w Samson What T Our Primary Glass Say to Us on Easter Da, By Hattie Hall, Lottie kiskall, Ruby Ridgway,
 MaEs Ae45gF Tp 4hogpaon ase Hymn-,Tis Midnight. ,... Boy choi Easter Bells. Jennie Thomson Easter Dawn. .......-..:.s- Mamie Loveridgt Hymn1Go to Dark Gethsemane Boy choi1
 Fred T L Joslyn, George s. Fox, Charles E. Bur IT. ton, Harry W. Chapman. Joseph B. Bacon, Harry 4 Sn9n6jnO William g. Brainard, Edward L. Fox, Frank E; White Edward E. John son, George W. Derrick, ! Robbie H. Spare. -Carol-Angels Roll the Rock Away Boy choil Responsive reading-The Resurrection of the
 od pesd s the orv Row e6oir and ap scho schoo Praise Him To-day ....e Faith Anderson The Peace of Earth ............. May Hotchkis Sng reae we AeEaisa IS Risen He Is Boy cho Address by the lIs pastor or ~ Rev T. s: Samson caTorGod aT5r Was Regning From % the free e Prayer and benediction
 Carol-Let Us Tell the Story Boy choi The Sabbath school of the College stree church will hold an Easter service on Sun day evening, and will be assisted by Profes sor Fowler and his choir of thirty voices anG also orchestra.
 The Sunday school of the Church of tn, Redeemer will hold an Easter praise service | tomorrow afternoon at quarterpast three o'clock.
 The exercises will consist of Easter music recitations by the children and an address b, | the pastor.
 The public are invited to attend. The members of the Children's meeting | which is held weekly under the care of the Women's Board of City Missions, will hay. I an Esster service at 4 o'clock tomorrow ! afternoon at the hall No. 75 Orange street | There will be singing, recitations, etc., by \ the children, with addresses by Rev. Dr ! Munger and others, and all interested are in | vited to be present.
 ming there will be service Of praise to b. participated in by the congreg tion, Sab l bath school and choir at which the follow ! ing programme will be observed: Professional l-Now All The Bells Are Ringing .-. ! Sabbath School. Reading of Scripture. e.,.......-.-.. By the Pasto
 '' By Dudley Buck. Closing with the Lords Prayer. Singing ......... Christ The Lord Is Risen Agail | Congregation.
 superintendent and Sabbath School
 oS'0' Sabbath School 'sss and uHsS choir. 1t'''i
 Anthem Sow, on The First Uf Pay of The v7 Wee
 Choir From Novello by & Henry len hahse
 sGse singins@Haielujah, Haeiujah .ne dongrsgatio Responsive Reading Christ Our Saviou
 Carol God Hath Sent His Angel School and Choir. l Reading-Her Easter Offering Member of Schoo l Authem-They Have Taken My Lord Away .Choi From Novelo, by J. Stainer. Offertory-Easter Hymn. .Semi-Chorus of Ladie By Franz Apt.
 | Singing Thou Art Gone Up oD High-Congregatio
 Responsive Reading me klng or Gior. Carol-Our Ascended Lord ... School and Choi Recitation--Easter Carol. Member of Schoo Anthem Christ, Our Passover r--............ Choi | By J. Thomas
 Remarks. -..--..-.-. Pasto Closing Hymn mn..-...................W We Shall Nee Congregation and Choir. Benedcton n..................-.. Pasto
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