Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-25
AT THE CHURCHES.

Praise and Song Services-Rev. DIR.
Breckinridge-Rev. Mr.. Markwick
How Grace Church vOted-The
Old and the New at the Messiah
Church.
Rev. DIR. J. s. Breckenridge, preacher
of unusual power and ability, occupies the
pulpit at the First M. E. church tomorrow
forenoon. In the evening fine service of
song will be rendered by choir and congre-
cation.
FIRST BAPTIST.
A service of song and praise tomorrow
evening at 7:30 will be an especial feature
Of the services at the First Baptist church
tomorrow. The program of the service is
as follows:
Organ postlude.
Anthen,-venite, in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Buck
Duet-songs of Praise the Angels Sang. Shelley
III aEoas ehs
Anthem-Bless the Lord ................Cr anmer
Choir hymn-Jesus, Lover Of My Soul. Wilson
Hymn Gongregati9naD-Sing Sing 5 Al Ye Ran
Anth Anthem Strain Upraise. Root
Hymn (congregationap-Glory to Thee, My
Benediction.
Organ postlude.
ST. JOHN STREET NJ e. CHURCH.
Rev, William T. Markwick will deliver
the last lecture in the Pilgrims Progress
street M. E. church the subject being
Entering the Golden City"
Under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
society of this church Rev. G. B. Pitblado
Of Hartford will deliver lecture on 'Odd
| Church Folks" next Wednesday evening.
GRACE NJ. Il. CHURCH.
On Thursday afternoon and evening
forty-seven members of Grace M. e.
church took the trouble of voting on the
question, s'Shall women be admitted as
delegates to the electoral and general con-
ferences" Eight ballots were for and
thirty-nine against their admission. OF
| twenty-seven women voting only three
were in favor of the proposed change.
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.
At the Church of the Messiah Firsi
UniversalisD Rev. L. H. Squires will
speak in the morning on ''The Old and
New Theology Concerning the Fall Of
Man." and perhaps Beecher's question will
have an answer as to whether Adam fell
down stairs or upstairs" In the evening
| the fifth of the practical and popular lect
ures on the Moral Law will be given or
the subject, "What shall we do with thu
| Sabbath"
THE CITY MISSIONS.
| The City mission hall, corner of Cour
and State streets, is now open every after
noon and evening of the week. The gene
raj superintendent's daily Office hour i
| from 3 to D. m. The lady missionary i
at the hall on Wednesday and Saturda,
afternoons from to o'clock in connec
ton with the meetings held for women ant
for children. Meetings for all are helt
| every evening except Thursday evening
| which is reserved for instrumental must
by the orchestra, but with seats free to al
as on other evenings.
This evening there will be a gospel tenn
peranee meeting at the hall. To morroy
evening at the peoples service the address
senior class in Yale seminary, who wa
last year the pastors assistant at thi
meeting. Tho Sunday school, with pas
tors Bible class for adults, meets at tn
mission hall at o'clock every Sunda
morning.
PRAISE SERVICE.
A praise service will be given at th
Dwight Place church to morrow evening
for which Professor Parsons has arrange
an elaborate program. The pastor, d.
| Twitchell, will deliver an address upon til
life of Gounod. The larger part of tn
service will be taken from the service {
the French Huguenots. Among the sele'
lions to be rendered in the music progral
will be TIE Deum in F by Kotzschman,
duet of Mendelssohn's by Mrs. Thompso
and Miss Mansfield, and Shelley's "Abid
with Me" by Mr.. S. G. Mead.
. l CHORAL SERVICE At THOMAS SUNDAY ATE