Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-13
AT THE CHURCHES.


 Ancient Heroes and Heroines-Rev. MT. Markwick,s Lectures on Pll. rrims, Progress-AHa1rs at the Mes- | .fah Church. Jack Tar - Jewish l New Year-SpecIal Services at Zion | Church. | l Rev. Dr. Mitchell of Dwight Place church is preparing a series of Sabbath evening lectures on sIessons from the Lives of Ancient Heroes and Heroines." This course will be introduced tomorrow evening with lecture on "The Ages Before the Flood"
 AT ST. JOHN STREET M. E. CHURCH.
 Rev. William F. Markwick will deliver the tenth lecture on the Pilgrims Progress series tomorrow evening in St. John street M E. church the subject being "The Cave of the Giants" In the morning the ser mon will be on the "Mots and the Beam" ST. ANDREWS BROTHERHOOD. The "St. Andrews Brotherhood Mis- sion," 223 Shelton avenue, have opened their Sunday school. It meets in the af- ternoon. There were thirty scholars in at l tendance at the opening of the school after it had been closed eight weeks. AT THE CHURCH or THE MESSIAH. At the Church of the Messiah First Universalist) Sunday morning Rev. L. H. l Squires will speak on ''The Humanitarian- ism of Christianity" After the service delegates will be elected to attend the Uni versalist state convention, which is to be held at Hartford Wednesday and Thurs day of next week. The Young Peoples society connected with this church will be- gin holding religious meetings at 6:3O o'clock Sunday evenings The subject to- morrow evening will be 'True Religion" !" and all young people are invited to be present and assist in the meetings.
 B; Frank Coe, city editor of the Oneida | Union, is enjoying a vacation in this city as the guest of Rev. L. H. Squires. l AT THE sEAMEN's BETHEL.
 Rescue lodge of Good Templars will con- duct the temperance meeting at the Sea- mems Bethel tomorrow evening. MT. l Thomas R. Thompson will speak, and MT. Bergman will give recitations.
 JEWISH NEW YEAR.
 New Years Sunday service will be held tomorrow at 5:30 at the Court street tenn pie, and on Monday morning at 9:S0.
 A. M. ZION CHURCH.
 Special services will be held in the A. M. B. Zion church, Foote street, Rev. E. George Riddle pastor, Sunday afternoons, commencing September IA. The pastor will preach series of expository sermons on the 'Life and Prophesies of Daniel, considering week by week the leading in cidents and prophetic visions of that won derful man and book. g.
 Sunday evenings, commencing Septem Der IA, series of sermons will be deliv cred on "The Second Coming of Christ" a, related to Christian life and doctrine. Tn, public invited. Seats free. Preaching services at 1O:30 @. m. and 3 and 7:30 p. m
 The spiritual interest in this church ii encouraging. Over forty have been re ceived into the church in full membership since June. Rev. William H. Abbott, former paster, will preach in the churcl on Wednesday evening, the 17th. Tn public invited.
 l THE CITY MISSIONS. At the peoples service tomorrow even ) Ing at the City Mission hall, corner Cour and State streets, MT. w. H. Mason of tn First Baptist church will make the address It is expected that the members of tha church will also assist ill the service. Tn orcuestIu, uuuor tuc ieducIsulp ol MT. n B. Hughes, will assist in the service o song, which begins at 7:30 p.m., and als throughout the entire meeting.
 REV. DIR. CHAPMAN. Rev. D. Chapman breaches at the Firs M. E. church tomorrow morning an evening.
 WILLIAM STREET SYNAGOGUE.
 The Jewish New Years services at th William street synagogue begin to-morro' evening at 6:30 o'clock, and will be COT ducted by Rabbi s. H. Willner, assisted b + Rev. Marks Jacobs.
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