Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-20
AT THE CHURCHES.

vices-Other Religious Notes.
 At the First Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow Dr. Vail of Trinity church will preach in the morning in exchange with the pastor. In the evening Dr. Chapman will preach sermon to Admiral Foote post and other posts of the city, all of whom l are invited to the service. ''HoME MISSIONARY FIELD DAY" To-MoR- | Tomorrow will be observed as Home Missionary Field day by the Congregation al churches of the city. This most impor- tant cause will be presented in the churches by the secretaries of the American Home Missionary society and workers fresh from ] the field A most interesting and profita- ble day may be expected. The following ! named persons will address the churches:
 College street church-Rev. Dr. William Kin Church of the Redeemer-Rev. Washington
 Dwight Place church-Rev. CIV. Shelton, 1o:so l Grand avenue church-Rev. W. G. Puddefoot, 10:30 a. m.
 Howard avenue church-Rev. M. w. Montgom- IN THE EVENING, l Dwight Place church-Rev. M W. Puddefoot and Rev. M. W. Montgomery, 7:so. ! Howard avenue church-Rev. Washington
 At the United church. Union service; address and Superintendent Montgomery.
 None of these brethrsn will speak in l Center church becauss of previous ar rangement for presentation of the cause at 8 later day.
 CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.
 At the Church of the Messiah Rev. l.. H. Squires will speak in the morning on the practical and timely topic, ''Is the modern church becoming an aristocratic club house" and in the evening the special course of lectures will continue with "The evolution of animal life.
 PEOPLES SERVICES. The First Baptist church will begin it's
 "people's services" for the present year tomorrow. These services are much less formal than those of the morning. They
 will open with a service of song from Cos
 pei Hymns, and the pastor will speak on
 Surprises at the Judgment"
 AT HUMPHREY STREET CHURCH.
 In the evening four colored students from Yale divinity school, Messrs. Artope
 of Georgia, Tyrrel of Virginia, Proctor of
 Tennessee and Faduma of Africa, will speak, interspersed with select jubilee
 songs Mr. Proctor will tell of the origin
 and history of the jubilee songs Mir , Tyrrell gives thrilling account of how he
 got through college. MT. Faduma will , speak of the manners and customs of hii
 native home in Africa. The evening col | ypi11 "a civ f0 thaSa BY REV. DIR. VAIL.
 The Rev. Dr. Vail commences . series o1
 sermons tomorrow night in Trinity Meth
 odist church on "The Life of To-day
 The subject tomorrow will be ''Fightine to Win"
 Il UNITED CHURCH. Special services to-morrow W forenoon. IT the morning Rev. J. B. Clark, senior sec retary of the American Home Missionary
 society, will speak.
 CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER. Dr. Phillips will deliver the last of the series of sermons on "The Woman of Sa , maria" tomorrow evening; subject
 "Faith Confirmed" The music is selected from Bennett's oratorio of the same name Following is the program:
 %5s nSy"R7saS ss.'s
 Hvmn 1osl.5od is the Ref1e Ssnnea eaena1 Response Yea Though Walk, Light of
 onsrteEy"a Salvation is Nigh, 9vAi
 Authem~af Viii Cali Upon the Lord, "Wo-
 an ia@1 list symphony .MoRsr DIR. KLEEBERG's LECTURE ON s'THE CHOSEN PEOPLE," II Dr. Kleeberg's lecture on "The Choser People" in Warner hall tomorrow San : day) evening will be of special interest te Bible students. The call of Abraham an6 1 l the mission of the Jewish people will form t l the groundwork of the lecture, which ii , l to be delivered before two classes study ing the Chautauqua Bible lessons. Dr. Kleeberg will speak from the Jewish , point of view, and in giving their belief . and hopes will answer many questions the Jewish faith.
 About month later the same subject , l will be treated from the Christian stand point in lecture by noted divine in thil l city. These two lectures are not to be a I all in the form of controversy or debate
 but will present for the examination o1
 Bible students, two views of the same his ; l tory.
 An invitation is extended to all who are
 interested in the subject.
 UNITED LENTEN SERVICES. ! Folio wing is the program for the united : services which will be held this year at St. l Thomas church:
 The clergy have arranged the following course | Of united services with sermons for Lent. They
 earnestly ask the attendance of their parishien l CTS The services will begin at 730 o'clock Of ferings will be received at the services for the l support of All Saints Mission.
 l l. Rev. William Tatlock, DID,, rector of St Johns church, Stamford Conn. ! Ash Wednesday evening, March g. 2. Rev. Alexander H. Vinton, D.D D., rector of Al Saints church, Worcester, Mass. Wednesday evening, March g.. , Church of the Ascension, New York City. Wednesday evening, March 16. ! 1. Rev. Henry Mottet rector of the Church o the Holy CoEpnaunion, New York City. Wednssday evening, March g. l 5. Rev: Arthur Brooks, DD., rector of the Churcf of the Incarnation New York City. Wednesday evening, March 30 | 6. Rev. Beverly E. Warner, rector of Christ Church, Bridgeport Conn. Wednesday evening, April 6. 2. Rev. F1avel Luther Trinity college, Hartford Wednesday evening. April 13.
 AT sEAMENs BETHEL.
 The Young Peoples society of Howard
 avenue Baptist church will have charge ot
 the afternoon meeting at the Seamen's Bethel tomorrow. Rev. MT. Pollard will
 speak Mir. George William Skinner will