Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-29
AT THE CHURCHES.

formal Bible Glass school-Platform
Rally at Haven Memorial Church
DR.. Phillips, Course OF short Ser
mons - Congregati0nalism - Rev.
Mr.. Mutch-Choral Service at st.
ThomaA,-General News.
To morrow evening at the Church of the
Redeemer DR.. Phillips will resume the
course of short sermons on the ''Life of |
Samuel" Theme, "a Just Judge"
The music from the oratorio of "Eh'
will embrace the wellknown soprano solo.
81 Will Extol Thee" which Mrs. Thomp-
son renders with wonderful power and
sweetness. At these evening services the
seats are practically free. Following is the
musical Program:
Prelude Andsnte, from op: II. .Tsch hail
Hymn $50 Holy, Hoay, Holy Lord..... BUCK
se a1o ns.5 s1 Who Kaows Full
ofrertory.i win Exto thee eRi. Costa
Anthem-The Lord is MY Shepherd. Schubert
Postlude-Sing, the Lord, CCreatieno -. .Hayras
REV. AR MASON BEGINS A SERIES OF SUNDAY EVEN
ING ADDRESSES. -. ~,
At the First Baptist church tomorrow evening,
the pastor, Rev. John II. Mason. will begin
young men of New Haven on the general subject
avenues to Success In preparing these ad-
dresses Mr.. Mason has sent out to one hundred
of the leading professional and business men of
secrets Of success and the causes of failure in
life. The replies have been gathered from
editors, lawyers, phs sicians. educators bankers,
manufacturers and merchants; and the ad-
dresses will embody the substance Of these re-
plies. The subjects are as follows:
AVENUES SUCCESS.
I-October 80, 1.-THE Look Forward" or 1.-THE
Young Man and His Future"
| I.-November 6, 'sWhat is Success In Lifea" or
"The Young Mans First Problem"
III-November 10, ''Secrets of Success or
1.-THE Young Man and Victory"
ny Iy:INovember 20, Causes of Failure or
1.-THE Young Man and . Defeat t. -, w, ~
| 1.-THE Young Mans Temptations
| vL-9eeember II, Turning Points," or "The
| vH.-December 49, Another Look Forward u
| or 1.-THE Young Mans Greatest Problem"
/ NORMAL BIBLE SCHOOL.
The increasing interest in Bible study and the
| desire on the part of Sunday school workers for
more thorough knowledge concerning the book
from which they teach, is manifested iu this city
l by the attendance upon the Normal Bible school
which meets each Sunday afternoon in the
l chapel of the Dwight Place church. The schoo
was started five years ago by the principal, Mr.
has demonstrated the value OF the studies pur
sued.
a committee of the school has arranged for
course Of lectures to be given in various churches
well qualified to speak on these subjects;;
| The first lecture. 'What is the Bible,' will b.
day evening BY Frofessos Frant K Sanders. ' p
Bible as collection Of the historic, poetic an,
prophetic writings of the Hebrew people will b
| and cordial invitation is extended to all to al
tend this and the succeeding lectures.
| AT HOWARD AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
| At this church tomorrow Rev. Mr.. Mulch cor
tinues the subject SO well begun by him last Snl
day. The pastor in speaking of this says, in tn
) Churches Weekly Visitor: ''During the pas
| week there has been a revival of iuteres. in tn
/ early history Of Congregationalism among tn
, / churches of our order in this city 1t has bee
l occasioned by the celebration Of the 3OOth ann
versary Of the staolishing OF the first indepene
| cessfully carried out by the Congregational clu
| last Monday.
This offers an opportune occasion fore farthe
| pursuit of the subject in our church. Most {
4 | the people quite unfamiliar with those even,
which mark the progress of independent ides
@asnicent history Of Struggle, saer s an
| triumph; and no movement ever held a moi
3 important place in the worlds history than thi
, fail in the direction of historical ediacation
l which shall proceed a more general study of II
, | whole field by a larger number in the church.
CHORAL SERVICE AT ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
: Choral service at st. Thomas church Sunda
3 afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Program as follows:
D Evensong-3:30 p m.
!, | Professional hymn-423.
Psaiter@Ienth selection: Anglican chants al
! Nunc Dimittis-Chant. Novel
Anthem-Comes at Times Stiffness as of
! oe Even: .. .............O akele
Il
q Rscessional hymn-1S7
t FOR THE HAVEN MEMORIAL CHURCH.
To THE EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL AND COURIER:
There will be grand union platform rally
the Haven Memorial M. E. church, webst
5 street, Rev. E. Richardson pastor, Sunday mex
!. | The proceeds will be for the liquidation of tt
= | church debt Excellent music will be furnishe
| The following divines have kindly consented
at Rev hse
i and congregation at ~ a. m, Rev. E. George Bi
as e It
ices from 6 a. m. until 10 p. m. All are welcom
Y.A.C. A. SERVICES.
At the meeting Of the Young Mems Christi.
association Sunday afternoon at o'clock Il
), Yale Theological quartette wi ncarry the ser
T. | ice, singing several selections and giving a
e dresses. A very interesting service will doubtle
n be held Every young man is invited to atten
10 Tonight at o'clock Rev. Henry McCrea W
J. These addresses have attracted quite a numb
of young men to.the meetings. ALI who have n
heard MIR. McCrea should do so. All W
i come.
Service at the Jail Sunday morning at $780, V
" | itorS welcome.
THE CITY MISSIONS.
\. At the City Mission hall, corner of Court a
70 State Streets the address at the peoples servi
tomorrow evening will be by Mr.. w. W. Brec
V. enrtdge Of the post graduate course in Yale u
r, j. L., senior
the seminary will assist the pastor In the openi
exercises; Sunday school, with the pastors Bill
. class, at a. M; children's meeting at $3.50 Pm
Rescue Praying band at 4 p. m. All welcome.