Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-26
AT THE CHURCHES.

ana WITHIN snort time the site Will be Sc
lected and the work of erecting the build
ing commenced.
AT THE CHURCHES.
Features of Interest at the Services
erings.
At the First Baptist church there will
be union service of the Baptists of the
East side of the city tomorrow morning
to be addressed by Rev. H. G. Mabie,
D. D., of Boston on the great centennial
missionary movement. In the evening
Mr.. Mason will continue his special ser,
mons to young men and will answer the
question: "Has Young Mans Religion
Anything to do With His Success" Fine
music will be rendered
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.
At the Church of the Messiah, First Uni
versalist, Orange street above Elm, Rev L.
II. Sqnires will speak at 1890 on s'The
Christian Family and Its Foes" At 7:3O q
peoples service will be held, with address
by Judge Pickett and others on work for
young men, and Mrs. Blinn will sing The
public cordially invited.
FINE CHORUS.
The singing of the Trinity Methodist
chorus last Sunday evening was unusually
fine. Several other choruses from Rebecca
will be sung on Sunday evening next. 1t
is great thing to sing in fine form and yet
with fire and fervor. tits pleasure to
hear such singing.
AT CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
A prominent Brooklyn divine, Rev. Mr..
Dixon, well known as an eloquent and sue
cessful preacher, will occupy the pulpit of
Calvary Baptist church tomorrow after
noon and evening.
TO BE AT THE MINISTER'S MEETING
Rev. A. G. Dixon, the popular Brooklyn
divine, will be the speaker at the united
ministers meeting at Center church chapel
Monday morning.
EPWoRTH NJ. E. CHURCH-THE DATE OF ITS
DEDICATION.
On account of the delay in completing
the basement parlors of the church the
congregation will worship next Sunday in
the tabernacle. and on Sunday, December
4, the services will be held in the basement
of the new church. The following has
been received from the pastor of the Ep-
worth church, Rev. R. T. Cooper:
Tothe Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
Owing to a misunderstanding to the date OF
would say in behalf Of the society that the
church will be dedicated to the glory of God by
Rex Rex Bishop a. VINCENT sunday February i
will be furnished to the press in due time.
AT THE CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER.
Sunday evening at the Church of the
Redeemer DR.. Phillips theme will be
"Young David Amounted" Following is
the musical program:
Prelude-Andante in A minor Hesse
authentic Watching Over israel (Eliiahl..
Hymn Everlasting Arms Of Love. Alb
Response"ghten Our Darkness s h95aef
Offertory-Thine Forever, God of Love. ,..; -,
Evil Shall Befai Thee (ElD Se's Goati
fostiude-fugue IN D.. -......... Hesst
AT ST. THOMAS CHURCH.
Order of music for the choral service al
St. Thomass church, Sunday afternoon al
$3.50 o'clock.
Professional hymn, $50. ,...................M onl
Proper psalms ANGLICAN chant,
Cantate Domino In o..
Deus Misereatur Au ~ '''''''''''.'.''.''' "os'
Anthem-"Tne Great Day of the Lord MARROW
Ofertory sentences Bonney
Recessional hymn, 1876. a. Ware
THE MURPHY MEETINGS AT THE CITY MISSION
HALL.
These special meetings in the interest Of
gospel temperance, conducted during the
past week at the City Mission hall by Mr.
T. E. Murphy, have met with such success
that it has been decided to continue them
at the same place every evening through
out the coming week. The meeting of the
Reformed Mems Christian union will be
held this evening at the City Mission hall
as usual, but in connection with the COS.
pei temperance service led by Mr.. Murphy
On Sunday the usual service of the CITY
missions will be held at the hall with the
peoples service in the evening and the
Murphy meeting for Sunday evening will
be held at the New Haven opera house.
On Monday evening the city mission COS,
psi services will again be Joined with the
gospel temperance meetings under Mr..
Murphy. and SO continue throughout the
coming week.
M c. A NOTES.
Rev. George NJ. Teeple will speak at the
rooms tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
There will be the usual song service at 3:45
to which everybody is invited.
Rev. Henry McCrea will conduct the 8
O'Clock service this evening. "The Mid
night Talk with Nicodemus." 1t is hoped
that Mr.. T. E. Murphy will consent to
speak at the Jail service at $50 tomorrow
morning.
THE CITY MISSIONS,
The peoples services will be held as
usual at the City Mission Hall, Court and
State streets, at 7:3O O'Clock tomorrow
evening. Mr.. A. L. McClelland of Yale
seminary will assist the pastor in the open
ing exercises, and the address will be made
by Mr.. q. NJ. Goddard of the senior class
at the seminary. The other services Sum
day at the City Mission hall are at a. m,
and $3.50 and o'clock p. m. All are well
come.
AT HOWARD AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH.
Rev. Watson L. Phillips, D. D., will
preach tomorrow morning in exchange
with the pastor. Tomorrow evening the
pastor will open the series of sermons ON
''The Home" His subject will be, "Some
Enemies of the Home"
The Ladies' Aid society will give another
OF their generous suppers next Wednesday
evening.
Thanksgiving Praise Service.
The following program of music will be
rendered at Center church next Sunday af-
ternoon under the direction of Mr.. Harry
Jepson, organist. The regular quartette of
the church will assisted by a semi-chorus
of twelve voices.
Organ prelude-Allegro In F sharp minor. 90.
HioIin OIL =. .GOuVy
Anthem thanksgiving. ............. .Schenecker
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Fear Not Ye, q Israel-Tenor solo,. Buck
Organ postluds-Huptisi I:rci.',..,,d