Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-14
ATTHE CHURCHES.
Features of the Services Tomorrow
 Other Religfous Notes.

Features of the Services TO.mOrrOw-i
 Other Religious Notes.
 Tomorrow evening at the Church of the l Redeemer Dr. Phillips subject will be Scripture Applied to Life." Following is the musical program: Prelude-Qus est homo Cstabat Mater). .Ros sini Hymn e41No thou from ln' whom ali goodness Response"Far From My Heavenly Home onsrtory"whateer my God ordans is right Anthem"Infiammatus cStabat Mater1 .Rossini Postlude-In Sempternam (Stabat Materl.
 .......................... .noSSini BRIDGEPORT PASTOR TO PREACH. The Rev Sylvester Clark, D. D.. of Bridge port will preach at the Church of the Ascension to- morrow morning and evening, The early com munion service will be omitted. AT EPwoRTH M. E. CHURCH. l Services next Sunday as usual In the evening pastor will preach a gospel temperance sermon, subject 'Am My Brothers Keeper?" The ser mon will be free from party politics and dry sta dially invited to attend the services The pastor, Rev R. T. Cooper, has about finish neH church and the thus far pedeed !over $5oo0 has exeseded the eIpeftaaonst @ t;oa or l city will begin Mondaynext l IN ORWELL AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. | MT. J. H. Artope of Yale seminary will preach at the Dixwell avenue Congregational church to, ! morrow afternoon and Rev. George 0. Booth or Kansas City, Kansas, in the evening. l AT THE Y. N. c. A. ROOMS
 Sunday afternoon at o'clock Rev F. A Sco- field, the new pastor of the Grace M. E. church,
 will give an address to young men at the rooms of the Young Mems Christian association. 71a Chapel street. A large attendance is desired
 To night at o'clock a meeting for the young | men will be held to which all are invited. | ing.
 l MINISTER'S FORM UNION.
 At the recent meeting of Connecticut clergy
 men held in Hartford 1t was unanimously voted
 to organize '"The Ministers Prohibition Unior
 of Connecticut.''
 Rev. W. P. Elsdon of Waterbury gave a stir
 ring and powerful address on the subject: 'sTht
 Saloon and What Shall We Ministers do witt
 It?'' Rev. D. N. Griffin Of Hamden Plains fol
 lowed upon the topic, ''The Preacher ant
 Politics"
 An animated discussion followed in whicl
 Revs. Hall Higley, Barto, Culver, Graves, Lins
 ley, Forbes, Grif1n and Elsdon participated. | A business committee was appointed consist ing of the chairman the secretary, Revs D.
 Grimm, W. P. Elsdon, o. W. Scott of Norwich ant l c. A. Northrup of Norwich Town. SONG SERVICE.
 Tomorrow evening at Howard avenue Congre |
 of song. The church service will consist largel : of the hymns of Wesley. . The Endeavor society has . praise service at under the direction of the music committee. , The following additions have been made to tn , church choir: Miss Lucia Fairchild, Miss Jeani , Blydenburgh, Mr. Edward Hanson, MT. Charle W. Harra.
 FoR REFORMED MEN. The Reformed Mems Christian Temperanc union will hold rescue meeting this evening 6 the City mission room at 7:45 p. m. Much intel est Is manifested in the meetings and they nee l the sympathy and help of all Christian people | who are invited to come in and help them. CITY MISSIONS. The gospel temperance meeting this evenin at the City Mission hall will be conducted by th F | members of the Reformed Mems Christian unio, 2 The Sunday services at the hall tomorrow wi . l be as usual: Sunday school at a. m children 2 meeting. 3:30 p m.; Rescue praying band, 4 m The peoples service in the evening will be l charge of the Christian Endeavor society of th l United church.