Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-14
SUNnav SERVICES.

The First of the Union Services or the Davenport, Humphrey Street | and Church of the Redeemer 10 DC | Held at the Latter Church To-Mor- row Evenfng-Rev. MT. McChesney to Preach at Trinity M. E. Church condemnation Services at Irlnity, Grace and at Christ Episcopal Churches.
 The services at the various churches to- morrow will be of a very interesting character, and large congregations Will un- doubtedly be present.
 THE UNION SERVICES.
 The Church of the Redeemer, Davenport church and the Humphrey street Congre- gational church will unite in union ser vice Sunday evening at 7:3O o'clock. The service will be held in the Church of the Redeemer. A large union volunteer choir will sing, led by Frank Potter who, it will be remembered, led the chorus cholr number of years ago at the Moody meet, ings held in this city. Union services Will be held in the Church of the Redeemer each night next week excepting Saturday. CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. Rev. L. H. Squire will preach in the | morning on "A Hope for the Unfortu- nate" and in the evening ''The Outward Look"
 Y M c. A. NOTES. | The meetings at Warner hall under the direction of the Young Mems Christian association, which are held Sunday after ! moons at o'clock, are continually on the 1 increase both in attendance and interest. The Y. M c. A. quartette will give few selections and special music will be ren, dered by the glee club. A cordial invita- ton is given to every young man to be | present and enjoy the service. | The young mems meeting at the rooms at o'clock tonight is for all young mer and they are all invited. | THE W. c. T. U. SERVICE.
 At the regular o'clock Sunday after noon meeting of the Fair Haven w. c. T U. Rev. A. P. Miller of the Dixwell avenue church will be the speaker.
 BISHOP WILLIAMS AT TRINITY.
 The Rt. Rev. Bishop Williams will offici ate at confirmation service Sunday fore noon at Trinity P. E. church. A larg congregation will no doubt attend. Tn bishop will be at St. Johns church in tht afternoon and Christ church ia the even ing.
 BIBLE STUDY.
 At the Howard avenue Baptist church corner of Howard avenue and Rosett street, at 7:30 p. m. Sunday, MT. D. Shep ardson, jr., will give Bible study on tn book of Joel.
 LECTURE AT THE COURT STREET SYNAGOGUE
 Rev. Dr. L. Kleeberg will deliver lee ture at the Court street synagogue to-mo1 row morning at il o'clock Subject, "Ju daism Its Past, Its Present and It's Future. The public is invited.
 THE CITY MISSIONS. At the peoples service tomorrow ever ing at the City Mission hall, Perry ( Powell, M. A., of Monmouth, Oregon, wi be the principal speaker. MT. Powell is graduate of the University of Kentucky and also last year of the Yale Divinit school, and is at present taking pos graduate course at New Haven. 3 The success of the praise service la! f Sunday evening has led to a desire to hay additional members for the regular choi including, if possible, those who can occi 8 sionally sing together as quartet. Re' t Mr. Mossmah will be glad to know of an :: who are willing to assist in this very g. l ceptable way; or names may be mentione ] to MT. R. B. Hughes, the leader of u : orchestra.
 6 DIR M'cHEsNEY. Rev. Dr. McChesney of Trinity Meth = dist Episcopal church returns to-day fro
 Florida, where he has been for sever a weeks with his wife and son, and will fl b his pulpit tomorrow both morning ar . evening.
 Back From Fler1da.
 Mir. H. I. Chidsey and family have r
 turned from Florida where they have bee + spending the winter.