Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-20
AT THE CHURCHES.
Features OF Religious Services II
morrow-Notes In General.

Features Of Religious Services Too
morrov-Notes in General.
At Dwight Place church tomorrow fore
noon, Rev. Dr. Boynton of Boston will
preach. The pastor breaches in the even
ing from the topic "The Changing Form
and the Eternal Essence of Religion"
study of this subject as presented last Sun
day evening in Warner hall by Rev. Minott
J. Savage of Boston.
SUNDAY AND THE WORLDS FAIR.
Rev. ]. Lee Mitchell, breaches to morrow
evening In the pulpit upon the topic "The
| Bible. Sunday and the Worlds Fair"
REV. MR.. MASON AND SUNDAY AT THE FAIR.
Tomorrow morning at the First Baptist
church, Rev. John II. Mason will speak on
Applied Christianity as related to the
question of Sunday opening of the Worlds
Fair at Chicago.
OPPORTUNITIES.
At the Church of the Redeemer to-mor-
row evening DR.. Phillips will preach the
second sermon of the series on "Opportun-
ity." Theme, ''The observation-disclosures
tunity Abused" Following is the musical
program:
Preiuds-The Fall (Redemption). ..... .Gonnod
A A11n1S sFar From Fl Ny Thoughts BradsEy
sioria Pstri in Or Nv Sour Ha Sieg
Of fsry to This Sacred Dwelling
Anthsm"Unioid, ye Portals tRedemoption5
postlude.fhe word is Flesh Become SRe-
| demption). OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .dounoo
DURING MR.. PoTEAT's ABSENCE
Il Hraa Of at
Horace Greeley, will preach tomorrow at Cal
Il vary Baptist church. The following Sunday Rev.
P. S. Sampson will preach, and on the next Sun
day Rev. W. P, Elsdon OF Waterbury will occupy
the pulpit. -.--.-
REV. sToPFoRD W. BROOKE TO PREACH.
Rev: stopford W: Brooke, pastor Of the First
church, Boston, will conduct the Unitarian serv
| ices at Warner hall Sunday evening.
SPECIAL MUSIC AT ST. THOMAS.
| There will be special music at st. Thomas
sary Of the sanday school, The f Choir VIII upite
| with the school In the service, which will begin
| at $3.50 O'Clock.
Il REV. DR.. KLEEBERa's FAREWELL SERMON.
Pentecost services, this evening at 7:so anc
berg Win deliver his farewell sermon sunda,
| morning.
PROF. SANDERS TO SPEAK.
Next Sunday afternoon at o'clock Prof. F. K
Sanders will give address at the rooms of tn,
street. fifteen minute song SERVICE VIII be aei,
at e:4s An men ere cordially invited 70 attend
. the young mems prayer meeting to night at 7:s1
. Az young men are welcome;
} | ing.
I'll CRITICISED THE AMERICAN BOARD.
The Naugatuck Valley conference of the Con
' gregatonal churches held its regular sprin
meeting last Tuesday at Wolcott. A committe
previously appointed to consider the relations o
ed the adoption of the following resolutions -,
1 | retain the full confidence and hearty support o
the Congregational churches, must accomplish
o. more thorough change in its administration tina
. has thus far been secured
Resolved, That this conference hereby respect
d fully requests the American board at its mex
l. | annual meeting, to bring to pass such changes l
its prudential COMMITTEES and its secretaryship
:, will tend to reestabsh this venerable societ
churches, and thus secure their unhesitating eur
port and cooperation
s ference Of Connecticut for such action as in tn
judRment Of that body may be called for at tn
This report and the revolutions embodied in
| were adopted BY the conference by unanimou
vote. The general conference Of the state, t
. l which they 60 a. overture, meats in ROCKWELL
l JuneA.
J, JUVENILE TEafPLARs.
r The Elm City Juvenile temple meets as usu.
b ing. Being the last meeting previous to the Il
ance OF members and friends Of the temperanc
. | work is hoped for.
REV. DR.. BoYNToN
OF Boston breaches at the Humphrey street Coz
. | gregational church tomorrow evening.
Il THE WEST SIDE CLUB.
! | The West Side club at its meeting to-morro,
afternoon at $3.50 will have for Its topic 9TH
z Race for the Crowd" I Cor. tx, 1916. Re'
Henry McRea will open the discussion, and ther
q / will lead the meeting.