Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-26
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

RELIGIOUS NOTES. Our Coming New Police Chief Will Make a Statement-A Charleston Minister-Rev. MT. Towne,s New Project-The Ministers, Weekly | Meetings.
 At the summer tabernacle (old St. John | street M. E. church) on Edwards street to- morrow, Police Superintendent-elect TreadweH Smith, who is an active work CT in this church and chairman of it's building committee, will make public statement of the present state of the new church enterprise, with the reasons for not having already commenced building and the prospects for the future During the coming week the temporary building, which was erected only for summer use, will be put in order for the winter, and the work of raising funds for the erection of the new church at the earliest period practicable will be carried energetically forward.
 CHARLEsTowN MINISTER.
 The Rev. George c. Rowe of Charleston, s. O., is expected to preach in the Dix well avenue Congregational church to- MOTION aIGeruOOu. MIR. TONNES COMING MEETINGS. Rev. E. 0. Towne's services in Warner hall will begin on the first Sunday of Oc- tober, as follows:
 Morning service at 1O:45. A course of sermons on the christianity of Christ. Afternoon at 3. Christian culture class for studies in literature and history The first study will be "The Life of John Cal win and the Origin of Calvinism." Evening at 7:30 A course of thirteen I lectures on the bibles and biblical ideas of mankind, with special reference to pres l ent questions of bible, church and creed | First lecture, ''The Sanscrit Veda of Hin | duism and the Highest Known Doctrine of Inspiration"
 | THE MINISTER'S MEETINGS SOON TO BEGIN | The meeting of the United Ministers of New Haven and vicinity will commence one week from Monday next, that is to say, on Monday, October 5, at 10:30 a. m. The meeting will be opened by Rev. Meserve of the Davenport Congregational church, ! who will give an account of the Congrega- tiona1 council which was held at London, England, in the early part of July, followed | Uy tll6 I0u1dIhS O1 OUuSTS pIcS0uU Ou Gu6lI recent vacation experiences. | JUVENILE TEMPLARs. l Charles Hodgson, esq, will address the juvenile section Sunday at o'clock in Room 27, Insurance building, on temper ance. The public are invited.
 Y. M. c. A. NOTES.
 The Young Mems Christian association holds it's meeting Sunday afternoon at / | o'clock at it's rooms, 713 Chapel street
 There will be an address by Rev. L. H
 Squires on the subject "What is the Mat
 ter With the Men?" Music by the corne
 and organ. Good singing. A cordial in
 vitation is extended to every man to b,
 present and enjoy the service.
 Young mems meeting tonight at
 o'clock at the rooms The subject of tn
 meeting will be "The Love of God" Al l young men welcome.
 Service at the jail Sunday morning at
 o'clock as usual. THE CITY MISSIONS. At the City mission hall, corner of Cour
 and State streets, the Sunday school, witt
 the pastors Bible class for adults, meets a
 9 o'clock every Sunday morning, closin l lGS Sc6SlOu db 1O.lo III JULIO lOI Guc hOT1
 ing service at the churches. Mr. L. W
 Cleaveland is superintendent of the Sur
 day school and Mir. M. c. Sweezy the as : sistant superintendent. Instruments music is provided by an orchestra, wit
 welcome and there is almost always oI | portunity to help in the work of the schoo
 The peoples service, conducted by tn
 missionary pastor, Rev. MT. Mossman, l held at this hall every Sunday evening } commencing with short praise service .
 7:30. Tomorrow evening addresses wi
 be made at this service by Deacon Jame
 D. Whitmore of the Center church. Tn
 seats are always free to all. MUSIC AT ST. THOMAS. Order of music for the choral service
 St. Thomas church Sunday afternoon { 3:3O o'clock:
 l Prelude.
 ProcessionaI Hymn i5S ''''''' 1'' Ne
 Psa1er, Evening, a7-Angiican Chants '''' , Nngc Dimittis in F........................To .Toul 3 Anthem-'I Am Alpha and Omega. "...........
 < otalne } l Recessional Hymn 423.
 Postlude-Marche Triomphale. ...........M Merk , AT CHRIST CHURCH. Program for harvest festival tomorrow Prelude-Andante- Symphony. Schube l Processional-306-St.G Georges
 | Venite-Chant. .......................B Bamt | Glorla-Chant ...................... .Beethove | Te DeuM. .....,..,...,.........Sta .Staint ! Benedictus- t......................S .Stever I Litany Hymn-14s- Grace Church. | Hymn-302 ....,..,..,....,,...D D l Gloria-Chant. Beethove , l Offertory-Baritone Solo.
 :. Recessiona-Grand Offertory in c Minor.... CHORAL EvENSoNG.
 l Preude-Anfectung. g.....................Sc .Schube l Processional-464 4.......................Ta .Tarilan | Psalms-9 Selection.
 1 Magnificent, cork Hymn-4S5-Vox Angelicus Gloria-Chant. ........................Be Beethovt | Offertory-O Lord How Manifold. ........ Baml Q l Recessional-424-Corona | Postlude-March Religeuse. ............ Guilmal Organist, H. B. Jepson. ChoirmaSter, c. H. Main.