Omaha daily bee., 1888-05-06
CHURCH NOTES.

AT the st. Johns Episcopal church, corner
of North Sixteenth and Franklin streets, the
litany services will be read and holy COM
munion Mt the morning service nj IL o'clock.
The hour for evening prayer and sermon is
1:45.
The st. Mary's Avenue Congregational
church will be supplied tomorrow by Pro-
fessors Samuel Ives Curtis and IL. NJ. Scott
of Chicago. The pastor will be present and
conduct the services. There will be a chorus
chior at the 8 o'clock evening service.
Rev. A. B.. Penniman, of the Plymouth
Congregational church will deliver the fifth
sermon of his series of topics for the times
tomorrow morning, subject "Mormonism.n
There will be a =. p. Bliss song service in
the evening,
The subject for tomorrow mornings SER
mon at the Emmanuel BAPTIST church will be
BREAD Upon the Water.n The evening SER
mon will be an address before the Y. p. S. G.
T.. of the church.
Bishop O'Connor will confirm a class at
st. Patrick's church on CASTELAR, street at 3
o'clock tomorrow.
The afternoon gospel temperance meeting
of the Y. NJ. @. A. will be led by Mr.. L. Z.
Dadmun, the new secretary of the associa-
ton.
A new Baptist church has been organized
in the northern part of Omaha. The organi-
zation is the Emmanuel Baptist church. Meet
ings are held for the present at the old mis-
sion room No. 2409 Saunders street.
The new organization was effected on last
Monday evening, at which forty-four present
became constituent members. A melting
will be held on Monday evening next, May
for the election of officers and the trans
ction of other important business.
The dedication of st. Johns collegiate
church will take place tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock.
Rev. w. j. Harsha, of the First Presby-
terrain church will preach Sunday night on
the topic, "Why Is Not the Gospel as Certain
as Science!" This question has been asked
him, and he will endeavor to answer it from
the. pulpit Sunday night. A good chorus
choir will assist with the singing.
ERev. John Gordon, of the Westminster
church, will take for his subject Sunday
evening '"The ROYAL Library of Nineveh and
the Chaldean Account of Genesis.n
There will be no services in st. Barnabas'
Free church tomorrow. The Bishops visit
alton is postponed to Sunday evening, May ID.
The bishop will make his annual visit to
st. Philips Free church <colored) tomorrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The mid week services Of st. Andrews
Mission, Walnut Hill, will be held Thursday
TIL subject at the morning services in the
Central United Presbyterian church will be
Goods Day in the Sanctuary" and in the
evening, ''The Great Salvation"
At the Seward Street NJ. E. church to-mor-
row Rev. Charles w. Savidge will nave as
his subject for his morning discourse, "The
Thraldom of Debt" Sabbath evening, "The
Judgment
The morning theme at the First Baptist
church tomorrow will be encouraging the
PASTOR; evening theme, 'Unshaken Things"
The Gospel Army, having captured the old
buckingham or Olympic theater,. Twelfth
street, below Dodge, will hold meetings Sun
day as follows: Hallelujah breakfast, z a.
m; holiness meeting, 10 a. M. soldiers and
converts conservation meeting, 3 p. IN. knee
drill, $50 p. H.; salvation meeting, 8 p. m.
Preaching in the morning at the First
Congregational church will be by Rev. Hugh
NJ. Scott, of Chicago. In the evening the ser
mon will be by Prof. S. Ives Curtiss, of
Chicago.
The Mission of the Good Shepherd-Ser.
vices will be held at A p. m. tomorrow after
noon in the west room of the Trail building
on Lake street, opposite the Lake Street
school, the Rev. @. H. Gardner, dean of
Trinity cathedral, in charge.
The subject of the morning sermon
at the Kountze Memorial Evangelical
Lutheran church tomorrow morning will be
Pure and Indebted Religion" Evening
Anew This will be the third in the series
of Sunday evening sermons on the general
topic, "The History of Man."
TIL services at All Saints church to-mor-
row, the fifth Sunday after Easter, will be
the litany and holy communion IL a. M,
evening 4 p. IN. At the IL o'clock service the
chior will sing Tours communion service in
c and the anthem by the same composer,
''Blessed are They that 1--WE in Thy House."
The 4 o'clock service will be especially musi
sal, for the anthem will be sung "How Lovely
are Thy Dwellings Fair by Spohr, for So
prana solo and chorus, and at the offertory
the quartette by Tuckerman ''Their Sun
Shall no More Go Down" for two trebles and
two altos. After the service the organist
will play several appropriate selections.
The subject taken by the revivalist at the
First Christian church last night was
"Christ the Son Of Man or Christ Viewed in
Comparison with Earth's Greatest Men,
Jesus for centuries,' ~ said the speaker, "has
been brought under the fierce, bright light of
human criticism, and his character is found
beyond reproach. He stands four square to
all the world, grand, massive and sublime.'
Tho wonderful character of the child and OF
the man Jesus, showing that while he was
only human in form he was more than hui
man in character, as was revealed in his
every act and deed.
Rev. j. Arthur Otis, recently licensed by
the Omaha association, will preach at Hill
side church at l0:30 p. m. Rev. Herman
Ficke, of Dubuque, Ia, will speak at 8 p. m.
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