Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-02
CHURCH NOTES,

AT Unity church there will be no services
today, but instead there will be a meeting O
the members of the society, and all persons
interested in its welfare, at the church, at l
O'CLOCK a. m, to hear a statement from the
trustees and to take into consideration the
best course for the future. cordial invita-
ton Is extended to all.
AT the First M. E. church, Davenport
street, Rev s; M. House will preach in the
morning on Heaven and in the evening on
The Pharisees Complaint"
The new chapel of ST. Mary's Avenue
CONGREGATIONAL church will be opened for
service at the usual hours. Rev. Willard
Scott will preach, and IN the evening con-
tlnue his review of Robert Elsmere.' In
the morning the Lords s supper will be cele-
brated and members received.
DIR. Williamson, of the Central United
PresDyterlan church, will take for his sub
lect, Lessons From the Election" and in
the evening. "Christ's Witnesses Troubling
the World"
AT Orchard Hill mission there will be
Saturday night, in the vacant house, 34D3
farker street. Service begins at 7:30
AT Central Park mission, Sunday school at
. p. m; preaching by Rev. A. w. Clark at
p. M, just after Sunday school.
Rev l.. f. Berry, Of Fremont, Neb.,
breaches at the First Congregational church.
The Third Congregational church, Kountze
ing, lO:3O and 1880, by Rev. Harris. Sunday
school at noon.
=, Az aanscom park NJ e. church the pastor
Rev. G. M. Brown, will preach in the morn.
ing on the subject of "Seekng First the
Kingdom OF God, ;" evening ''An Important
Question" Praise service before the even.
ing sermon. Seats free.
The Hillside church observes its second
anniversary with special services. Joseph
Crltchfeld holds temperance meetings on
Monday and Tuesday nights.
The Evangelical Alliance will meet in the
T. NJ T.; A. hail. Monday, DeceWber 3, at
p IN. The subject for discussion is, "Shall
We Attempt General Revival Work Under
the Auspices of the Alliance!" The discus
SION Will be opened by Rev. A. w. Lamar
Other speakers will follow. The meetings
OF the Alliance are open to all, and every
pody Is cordially invited to attend.
Rev. j. S. Detweler, pastor of Kountze
Memorial Lutheran church. corner of Six.
tcenth and Harvey streets, will preach to-
mrrqw morning on the topic, "Walklng in
the u Light" Evening subject: "Why Some
Persons Cannot be Christians.
theran are as follows; Morning, ''The Holy
Communion" sermon by Rev. S. b. Barnitz,
western secretary of the board of home
missions; missions; evening. sermon by the pastor ON
'"Ihe Second Coming Of Christ"
7, Key William j. Harsha, pastor of the
.
oathlevening serb1s of sermons on "Traces
of ST Paul in Italy," taking for his first
subject his landing at Puteoli. Subject for
ms morning sermon, "Pan Presbyterian
council as Pertaining to the Gospel Min
stry.n
At Emmanuel Baptist church Sabbath |
morning the theme will be "Blood of Jesus |
AT the close Of Che eermOn reception of new |
members and com rlbniop of the Lords sun |
'er A full attendance of members desired. |
n the evening the theme will be "Christ.
he Workingman's Friend" Workngmen
specially invited
On Monday at lo:3O a. m will be held at
he FIRST Baptist church the monthly meet
ng OF the Baptist pastors of Omaha and
'icinity.
Elder Bronson, of St. Joseph, Mo-,
reaches at the Latter Day Saints chapel
sunday evening.
Services morning and evening at the
seward street NJ. II. church. call is made
or congregational meeting Wednesday
yening.
All Saints church, Twenty-sixth and
toward streets, Rev. Louis Zahner, S. r.
''' rector First Sunday in Advent, Decem-
er = 1883. Services: Litany and holy com.
union III a. N. Sunday school, p m.
moral moral even song, p m. Special mission
clock service will be from the Unison COM
union service IN &c" by Caryl Floris, aud
ie anthem, 1T is High Time to Awake Out
sleep BY J. Barnby. AT the O'Clock
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