Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-07-04
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The Summer Interim -Changes In
Various Churches During July and
August-President Elect Harper of
Chicago University - The Baptist
National Convention OF Young Peo-
PIE at Chicago Next Week-Rev. MI.
GOodspeed I'm Weridea - Rev. DIR.
ChesneY-Rev. MIR. oakley.
By vote of Dwight Place church the
Sabbath evening preaching service will be-
omitted during the months of July and
August, and in place of this general
social religious service will be held in con-
nection with the Y. P. s. @. E. will be
held in the chapel Of the church at Z
O'Clock p. M, to which all are invited.
At the Summer Tabernacle, (old St.
John Street M. E. church), Rev. W. G.
Brakeman will preach sermon in the
evening suitable to the celebration of In
dependence Day. His theme will be "The
Fall of Babylon" .-..-
George E. Harper, secretary for Presi-
dent elect Harper Of Chicago University,
leaves Monday for weeks stay in Chicago
on a business mission for President Har-
per and as delegate to the national con-
vention Of Baptist young people, which is
to be held in that city July and g.. The
services will be held in the Grand Baptist
church. Wednesday evening he conducts
comes one Of the chief events of the con-
vention, an address by President Harper,
subject, tHThe Book and How to Study It. +"
The closing address will be on 1.-THE En-
ducment Of Power" by Rev. o. P. Clifford,
D. D., of Boston, brilliant speaker, who
at one time preached at the First Baptist
church in New Haven, and by Rev. Way
land Hoyt, D.. D., of Minneapolis, one of
the leading Baptist ministers in the west.
Rev. Mr.. Goodspeed of this city, resid-
| ing on George street, will preach at Mer-
| iden for the summer, at the First Baptist
church, of which Rev. DR.. CASTOR, now of
Goodspeed and family will summer at the
Highland house. He recently returned
from the Glen Echo Chautauqua at Wash
ington, D. c., where he gave a course Of
lectures on the gospel of St. John.
The union services of the Davenport
and First Baptist churches will begin to.
morrow. They will be held at the First
Baptist church in July and at the Daven,
port church in August. Tom orrow Rev.
Mr. Mason will preach in the morning on
"The Christian as a Citizen" and in the
evening will preach the first of series of
summer evening sermons on ssVoicef
| follows:
July s. "A Voice from Galilee.'
July IL, "A Voice from the Aegean"
3-July 10, "a Voice from the Mediterranean.
| 4-July 26, ga Voice from the Sea of Glass"
| THE CITY MISSIONS. e..
The peoples service, with sittings fret
to all, is held every Sunday evening at tn.
City Mission hall, corner of Court ant
State streets. Rev. Ernest A. Orr of Phila
delphia will speak at this service to-mor
row evening.
Another class of probationers will be re
ceivsd into full membership at the Trinit,
M. E. church on Sunday next at 1890 a. m
It will be in connection with the sacra
mental services.
DR.. S. McChesney will preach at 7:3t
p. m. his last sermon before his vacation
He does not expect to occupy his pulpi
again in July. Able ministers have bee,
engaged to preach. Bishop Mallaliew i
expected to be of that number.
DR.. S. McChesney of Trinity Methods
Episcopal church has been invited Il
preach at the Round Lake camp meeting
New York, next month.
No meeting will be held at the rooms o
the Young Mems Christian association
Sunday afternoon. The Young Men
meeting will be held tonight at o'clock
as usual. All young men are cordially in
vited. Services at the Jail Sunday morn
ing at 9 o'clock.
Tomorrow, at the Humphrey street Con
gregational church, the Rev. Mr.. Oakle
of California, will preach in the mornin
and evening. He will occupy the pulpi
Sundays for the next two months. TIL
Rev. Mr.. Oakley is a brother-in-law of DR.
F frank Whitmore of this city.
At East Pearl street church, the Rev
DR.. Beach, presiding elder of the district
will preach at 1880 evening.
morrow morning there will be holy CON
munion and reception Of members. I
the evening DR.. Chapman will preach O.
sour Country; It's Dangers and Destiny.