Daily Republican., 1890-05-19
Church Notes.


"Lo, am with you alway, even unto
the end Of the orid."-Matt xviii,
part Of the 20th verse, was the text on
the morning Of Sunday following Assem-
sion day. from which Rev. Charles E.
Murray. rector, preached o sanctified,
beautiful aud lovely sermon to the great
anu influential congregation Of st. An
drew's Church, . sermon pre-eminently
suited to the present needs of the Chris
tian churches generally and of unmeas-
urabe value.
tie historically developed the life, cru
cifxion, resurrection and ascension of
our Saviour, dwelling with special en-
phasis on the latter episode as the con-
meeting liak between His material going
aud His Spiritual coming.
Then came In the grandeur and trans
ceIdant beauty Of sermon flowing out
OF pure heart, n clear head Chris
tianly refined and cultured character.
He brought the blessed Saviour among
us as a present living person IN the Holy
spirit He developed this SO naturally,
logically and with such living and In
epiring power as to make It real. Thus
everybody could have the Son of God,
with all His marvellous resources, In
Unite wisdom aud unlimited power, as q
| constant. ever-present, most intimate
sympathizing and loving friend and com
panion In all the walks, social, domestic
and business afiairs. t-ials, temptations,
vicissitude Of life an for an eternal
Inheritance in all the ineffable Rlories
and exalted powers and privileges OF
Heaven.
Rev. Albert Thatcher. at the Ceuten-
Nal NJ. Il. Mission. and Evangelist d. ].
Santmier, at the F. NJ. M!ssion, preached
yesterday. Rev. DR.. eimms was engaged
down the State. Rev. John d. G. Hanna
preached with old-tlme vigor at Asbury.
| Brandywine Shield of Honor attended In
body In the forenoon.
| Bishop Coleman preached at ST. AIMS
| Church, Middletown. and administered
confirmation.
Hsnover Sunday school gives an ex-
cursion, June 27th, to Birmingham Park.
| The First Presbyterian Orchestra
played at the Second Baptist Church yes
terday afternoon.
Rev. Father Finn will lecture in st.
Micbsel's Church next Sunday evening.
Rev.. WIN. P. Swartzs adult bible
| class, for both sexes, had an unusually
large attendance yesterday. They extend
q cordial greeting and welcome to men,
bership to all noR-attenJsnls of Sabbath
schools.
St. Paul's NJ. E. Christian Eudeavor
will hold conservation meeting next
"Wednesday evening, extending = most
cordial invitation to everybody to at
tend.
st. Mary'sR. @. Church began 4(
hours devotion yesterday morning with
high mass.
Yesterday was beautiful. the air sa
lubrous and church attendance unusu.
ally large.
A "Pradnic" will be held In Brandy.
wine M. L. Chapel ON Tuesday, Wed
nesday aud Thursday evenings of this
week Tor the benefit Of the chapel. Ad-
mission, 10 cents; children half price. j.
X. King, secretary Of the Y. NJ. g. A.,
will be present on Wednesday evening
and Grace NJ. Z. Church orchestra on
Thursday evening. There will be an art
gallery, postoffice and refreshments.
Rev. w. P. Balnbridge OF New York
preached al Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church yesterday for the first time n
pastoral supply.
At st. Mary's r. g. Church yesterday
morning forty-hour devotion commenced
with high mass. Fatbsr dc Ruyter wai
celebrant and was assisted BY Fathel
Richard, o. 8. B., Father Flynn and
Father Kelley.