Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-27
AT THE CHuRcHEs

90 AT THE CHURCHES. Il
Rev. Mr.. Luckey,s Return - Christ
Church Harvest Festival TRINITY
M. e. Church Bible Study-Ladies,
Aid Society Of st. John street
Church-Popular sunday Evening
Lectures at Messiah Church.
The Rev. Mr.. Luckey, pastor of Hum
phrey street Congregational church, has |
from Poughkeepsie with health |
and vigor restored and will occupy. his
pulpit morning and evening tomorrow.
2 AHARvEsr FESTIVAL.
A harvest festival will be held at Christ
church, tomorrow, the 2sth. Holy COM
munion 7:30 a. m. Mathis with sermon
1880 a. m. Evening (choraD 7:30 p. m.
AT TRINITY n. e. CHURCH.
Rev. DR.. McChemey's course of sermons
on the Future Life, commencing with last
Sabbath evening, promises to be theme
which win prove helpful to many. The
subject tomorrow evening will be Soon
science, Witness to a Future Life" A
new era in Bible study has been inaugural
ed recently at the church and the classes
meet at 3 p. m. for one hour. It is an un-
UNCONVENTIONAL school for advanced Bible
study and is composed of Sabbath school
workers from all parts Of the city and is
entirely distinct from the regular Sabbath
school session, which meets every Sunday
noon. The meetings thus far have been
well attended and are increasing in inter
est and enthusiasm. ALI Sunday school
workers are cordially invited and the sys-
tenn will be cheerfully explained.
AT ST. JOHN STREET M. E. CHURCH.
Under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
society of this church very attractive
course of lectures is being arranged, the
proceeds of which will be devoted to
church purposes. One Of the lecturers in
the course will be Rev. Mr.. Phillips, who
recently accepted the passionate of the
Church Of the Redeemer. Other attrac-
tons are being secured. The Ladies' Aid
society at meeting held last week elected
Mrs. Edward Northrop president. To
morrow evening the Swedish Lutheran
church people hold their Sunday evening
service at st. John street church.
POPULAR SUNDAY EVENING LECTURES.
A course of popular Sunday evening
lectures on "The Moral Law" is to be Civ
en- at the Church of the Messiah, COM
mencing tomorrow evening. The pro
gram of the course is as follows:
September ss-The Origin of the Ten Com
October s-Monotheism
October 12-Idolatry.
0 0etober assS% s% Fn fse the Sabbath
November 21children' ms treatment re Of Parents
November 9-Captital Punishment.
Noys%Ssr 3 -sA tsalissy.
November 3O-Slander.
December 7-Covetousness.
| December 1.-THE Progress of Morals.
The cards announcing the course furthe,
| say: These lectures will be fresh, practical
and interesting, and the public will be cor
| daily welcomed. The morning services a.
| this church will be devoted to the consid
Grafton Of more distinctively religious and
| spiritual interests; and all desiring to ge
a better knowledge of the universal church
| and faith, and of the general condition anc
| progress of modern religious thought, ar,
invited to attend the morning services.
| AT ST. THOMAS CHURCH.
Following is the order of music for tn
choral service at st. Thomas church mex
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Organ prelude, Nazaretta. .Gounod .Westbrook
Psaiter, Evening. Twennty-eeiehthi Anglican
Naso 6i@ittis ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CHI. Lohr
Anthem, In Jewry is God known, Clark Whitfield
nynih' Stainei
ofrertory sentences, nonk
Recessional HYMN, 2s5 ................sJ. BarnbS
Organ Postlude, Ofertory in G........Lef. Wely
..' THE CITY MISSIONS.
Mr.. Jesse Bailey of the Yale seminar
will speak at the peoples service to-mor
| row evening. This service is held at tn
City Mission hall, corner of Court an
State streets, at which place meetings ar
held every evening of the week. All ar
welcome. Sunday school with pastor
Bible class at 9 o'clock a. m. The singin
and choir, and the song service begins q
1880 p. m.
REV. MR.. MARBLE INSTALLED.
The ordination and installation service
| of the Rev Fred Elmer Marble occurred 9
the Wallingford Baptist church Thursda
evening. The Rev. j. v. Carton of thi
Fennel of Middletown was clerk of til
council in the afternoon. The exam
nation occupied considerable time, but a
the questions were satisfactorily answere
by Mr.. Marble. The evening service
commenced at 1880 o'clock. The ordini
ton sermon was preached by the Rev.
HARDWOOD Pattison, d. D., of the Roche
ter, N. Y, Theological seminary. III
right hand of fellowship was extended b
the Rev. E. M. Poteat Of New Haven, an
the address of welcome was delivered b
J the Rev. G. H. Dickinson of Wallingfort
The charge to the candidate was uttere
by the Rev. j. Fl. Mason of New Havel
and the charge to the church by the Re-
J. " Carton of Meriden.