Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-05
RELIGIOUS MATTERS.
Dofngs at the Churches-Services 7
morrOw-Mfnister Meeting.

Doings at the Churches-ServicesT To-
MorrOw-Ministers,M Meeting.
The union minister's meeting will con-
vene in Center church chapel at 1890 am.
on Monday next, December 2. Rev. John
g. Collins of New Haven will then speak |
of what is being done in this city and |
the county in the special mis-
sion for young boys. The subject is of
unusual Importance, and a full attendance
is politely urged. ALL clergymen and
Christian workers are cordially invited.
EPwoRTH LEAGUE ELECTION.
Epworth league of East Pearl street NJ.
E. church has elected officers for the en-
suing year as follows:
President-Frank d. Thompson.
Department of Christian work-Rev. Robert o.
Department. of mercy and help-aIiss Jennie
Department of literary work-Mrs. Captain
Department of entertainment-Mis Lulu John
Department of eorrespondence-Miss Cora
Department of finance-Mr. E. R. States.
The chorus is rehearsing a cantata to be
rendered about December 80.
RECEPTION.
A reception will be given to our foreign
missionary, Mrs. Edward S. Hume, at the
Center church chapel Monday evening,
December 7, from 1880 to 10 o'clock. The
pastor and the ladies' committee hope that
all of the church and congregation will be
present for at least part of the evening,
even if at some personal Inconvenience, to
show Mrs. Hume how well appreciated is
IL A,,a - 10, 10,
how she is honored for her work sake.
ELM CITY JUVENILE TEMPLARs.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock in room
81, Insurance building, Rev. N. J. Plumb
will give an address before the Elm City
Juvenile Templars on the subject of the
use of alcoholic drinks in China, drawn
from observation and experience of more
than twenty years as missionary in that
country. The public are invited.
AT THE MESSIAH CHURCH.
The special evangelistic services will
continue Sunday at the Church of the Mes
siah First UniversalisD and be conducted
both morning and evening by Mr.. Mitchell,
who has won all hearts by his inspiring
| songs and able addresses. Such singing is
rarely heard in this city, and no one can
hear him without being thrilled and up
lifted in spirits. The meetings are awak
ening an increasing interest and are calcu
lated to benefit all classes of people. They
will close with the Sunday services, and
everybody is cordially invited to attend.
A. NJ E. CHURCH.
Professor J. G. Price, DID,, president o.
Livingston college, Salisbury, N. G., will
preach Sunday evening at the A. M. E
church, and will lecture in the abov,
church on Monday evening, subject; 'Th'
Race Problem Stated" Admission is FIRE,
and the public are invited. A reception
will be held in the vestry at the close o
the lecture.
MUSIC AT THE CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER
The following music has been arranged
by Prof. Thomas G. Shepard for Sunda,
evening, Dec. 6, Church of the Redeemer
Hymn 14e-"Again as Evenings Shadow
Response .Thee viii Love-. Mende sspsh
Anthem-"Glory to Thee. .Fauv
AFFAIRS OF THE Y. M. c. A.
The Y. INCA. of this city have secure
Warner hall in which to hold their Sunda
afternoon meetings. Next Sunday at
o'clock G. A. Dorman, M. D., will give a
illustrated lecture on "Secret Sins, or Ell
fects of Impurity." A ticket can be 81
cured at the rooms, 713 Chapel street, Ell
titling the holder to first choice of seats
These tickets are free to any young ma
calling for them. No one admitted to th
hall, not having ticket, till after SO
O'Clock.
The officers and committees of the Fai
Haven branch and the committees of th
central association will be entertained b
the board of directors next week. The Ii
dies of the First Baptist church will serv
supper in the gymnasium at $50, an
addresses will be made by the general Sc,
rotary of the Brooklyn association, Edwi
F. Lee, and DIR. F. K. Sanders, vice prir
+ cipal of the American Institute of Sacre
Literature and instructor in Yale.
sEAMEN's BETHEL.
F. D. Luddington will address the ten
perance meeting at the Seamen's Beth
, tomorrow evening,
DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH.
The annual meeting of Dwight Plae
! church society will be held next Monda
} evening at the church parlors.
THE CITY MISSIONS.
At the peoples service tomorrow ever
ing at the City Mission hall, corner Coul
and State streets, the address will be b
Mr.. George II. Ewing of Danvers, Mass
a graduate of Amherst college, class
' 1890, and at present member of va
!: seminary. The early song service begin
at 7:30 p. NJ, the regular service at Ia
and the after-meeting at S:45. Seats al
free to all.