Morning journal and courier., 1890-11-22
AT THE CHURCHES.


At Grace M. e. Church-Increasing
Interest at Various Churches - st.
John Streets Plans For Their New
Church Ed1fce-Work to Begin In
the Spring - At First Baptist -
Sacred Concert at st. Maryss-Scan-
dinavians.
There is growing religious interest in
this church. Pastor and people are |
earnestly working for, and confidently
expecting a revival And, although no
special services have yet been helped into
the better life, and there are abundant
indications that "times of refreshing" are
at hand. The service tomorrow evening
will be out of the ordinary routine, and
will consist of brief prayers, stirring
hymns, and number of shost addresses.
An invitation is heartily extended to all
and full attendance is expected.
i sPECIALINTEREsTA AT FIRST BAPTIST.
The supply of Gospel Hymns for the
Sunday evening services at the First Bap-
list church has been much enlarged to
meet the increasing demands. Many
young people are found in these services,
and the music is taking on new power
Next Tuesday evening Rev. Mr.. Mason
will begin weekly service for the ex-
position of the Sunday school lesson, to
which all, of whatever faith, are cordially
invited.
MISSION AMONG THE SWEDISH.
The Swedish Emanuel church began a
mission meeting in the College street
church last evening. A meeting will be
held in the same place on this Saturday
evening at 7:30 and in English hall on
Sunday at 1890 q. m. There will be a
meeting in the College street church on
Sunday at p. m. and at 1880 p. m. The
Seandinavians are invited to attend these
meetings.
RECEPTION POSTPONED.
Because of sudden and critical sickness
and death among the Members of the
church and Sabbath school, the reception
announced for next Monday evening at
the parsonage of the Howard avenue M.
E. church is indefinitely postponed.
AT ST. MARY's.
A grand sacred concert will be given at
st. Mary's, Hillhouse avenue, under the
auspices of st. Mary's choir, tomorrow,
Sunday evening, at 8 o'clock. The tickets
are fifty cents each. A fine program has
been arranged and large audience is in
Dictated.
The program is as follows:
Gloria in Exces g. Pea %arys Choir 'Mereandante
S''''e' A Concordia Society. Aoe'''nef
Hessrs Fonaro, fichtI, schwiciardi and WaSnd'
Show Me Thy Ways, Q Lord. .Torrente
Mrs S. S. Thompson.
saw '''s-A'' CHARLES Kaiser " iooA
S. Marys Choir, f. j. sheehan, soloist.
Hsssrs Fonaro Fioit schwicEardi an sss Wa"d
Asn's De' ST. Marys Choir. haSon
some Unto Me- George p: S Smith nj :''''' c0enen
oan'A'' 9a' Madame Evelyn oertei. A0noea'0'a
l'' M concordiiia Society: $500 . Ale'e'
CuJuS amman. hoSSinl
Charles Kaiser.
Mrs S. S. Thomps0q ens siSloist' and St. Mary's
| The variety of the selections promises to
please all musical tastes. Mr.. Kaiser is
the well known tenor of St. Patrick's ca
| thedral, New York It will be a great
musical treat to listen to him The other
artists are all of high order of merit. The
large st. Mary's choir, which has been
thoroughly drilled for the occasion, will be
under the direction of its able leader, j. D.
| Plunkett.
ALL ARE INVITED.
Rev. William Roberts will address the
gospel temperance meeting, under the
auspices of the w. G. 7. u, at their new
hall, corner of Grand avenue and East
Pearl street, Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
ALI are invited.
ST. JOHN STREET NJ. E. CHURCH.
Rev. William F. Markwick will preach
two special sermons in st. John street M
E. church tomorrow, the morning topic
being Christianity Divine Force" and
in the evening "Soul Growth"
The congregation of the st. John street
NJ r. church will continue to worship il
their present edifce until May 1, 1891
In the meantime plans are being drawn by
various architects for the new church
building and parsonage which will b,
erected by the society at the corner o.
Orange and Edwards streets. 1t is tn,
intention of the society to build tn,
church, chapel and parsonage all adjoin
ing. Early in the spring the chapel will
be commenced and will be so built thai
the church building proper can be bull
on later. The estimated cost of the new
chapel and parsonage will be abou
$4,000.
FIRST NJ E. CHURCH.
At the First Methodist Episcopal churcl
DR.. Chapman will preach in the mornin,
on '"The Sin of Silence" In the evenin,
there will be a service of - arranged
by the medical director, Mr.. ". E. Bald
win, with choice music by the choir ana
an address by the pastor.
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