Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-25
AMONG THE CHURCHES.

AMONG THE OHURCHHS.
Features of Religious services To. |
morrow-Other Notes of Interest," !
The New Auxiliary Baptist Mission |
Work on Dixwell Avenue-Revfval |
Meetings. |
At the Church of the Redeemer to NOR |
row evening DR.. Phillips subject will be
IA Neglected Beatitude." Following is
the musical program:
Prelude Nocturne in E. HENDERSON,
Hymn 81, "Jesus Jesus, Visit Me-. ..sponhio;l,sz
sloria Patri in f A. q e;od shepard
Anthem. :Comes at Times .............. Oakley
Postlude, Finale. 9th symphony. ..... Beethoven
AT THE MINISTER'S MEETING.
The Rev. DR.. W. v. Kelley, pastor OF
the First NJ. E. church, will read paper
on 'sBrowning" at the ministers meeting
in Center church chapel on Monday morn
ing, the 9Th.
OPEN ALL DAY.
The religious work conducted under the
auspices of the Baptist Social union at the
old Symmetrical NJ E. church on Dixwell
avenue is prospecting greatly. Reports
from It are of the most encouraging char
acter. 1t has now been in successful oper-
alton for some time and the meetings both
on week day evenings and on Sunday are
we'll attended. To meet an evident need
in that locality reading room has now
been opened where all will be welcome to
visit and read the interesting and instruct.
i've books, newspapers, etc., which will be
provided There will be devotional me etings
held every evening during the week except
Tuesday On Tuesday evening a social
meeting will be held at which supper
will be served, and in which the ever pup
ulsr dishes of royal American baked beans
will form strong drawing attraction.
The rooms have been placed in charge of
Samuel Curtis, son of Deacon Curtis, in
whose efficient and competent hands the
management of the rooms will be all that
can be desired, The evening meetings, as
well as those on Sundays, are attended by
many of the workmen at the Winchester
armory, and their fsmilies. The energy
display cd by the Baptist Social union
aince its organization few years ago is
evident in the great increase in that
period In the strength of the denomination
in this city and It's constant growth, es-
peciaDy in sections of the city where be-
fore there were no Baptist chspels or
churches.
AT THE Y. N G. A.
The delegates who attended the state
convention of the Y NJ G. A. at New Brit
ain will be present at the Meeting of the
Young Mems Christian association on Sun
day afternoon at O'Clock and will give &c
counts of the convention. Some of the
convention songs will bs sung by some of
the delegates. A very interesting meeting
is expected. The usual song service will
be held at 3:45. All men are invited.
Young mems meeting at the rooms to-
night. All are welcome
Service At the jail at $50 o'clock Sunday
morning.
REVIVAL MEETINGS CONTINUED.
Revival services in the A. II. E. Zion
church have been continued with crafty
ing results. On Thursday and Friday
evenings Rev. Mr.. Jacobs, pastor of the
A. NJ E church, Norwalk, preached two
powerful revival sermons. The meetings
will be continued. Union prayer meeting
at a. m. Sunday; 1890 a. M, prayer and
praise meeting, led by the pastor. Preach.
ing by the pastor afternoon and evening
Afternoon subject, "Cleansing from Secret
ject, Preparation to Meet God," Amos,
iv, 10. An altar service will follow the
sermon. All Christians are invited to as
sist.
The meetings will be continued until at.
ter the first Sunday in March, at which
time an sll-day holiness Pentecostal serv.
ics will be held, beginning at g. m. All
interested in pure, practical, consistent
Christianity are invited to attend and take
part in the meetings.
THE CITY MISSIONS.
Mr.. Frederick N. Lindsay of the divinity
school yale 'S9) will speak at the peoples
service to morrow evening at City Mission
| hail, corner of Court and State streets
Mr.. Hickman of the divinity school will
assist Rev. Mr.. Mossmap, the missionary
pastor, in the opening exercises, and also
| in the after meeting. The Sunday school
at the City Mission hall meets at a. m
| the cnildren's meeting is held in the large
| hall every Sunday at $50 p M; the pray
ing band in the upper ball at p. m. In
the evening the song service begins at 7:30,
the regular service at 7:45; the after meet
ing at $40. All are welcome.
THEosoPHY.
Alexander Fullerton of New York city
| will deliver tho tenth lecture of the theo-
| sophicsl course at Veru hall Sunday even
ing at 1880 O'Clock. Subject: Philosophical
Mahatmss." ALI are invited to attend.
Mr.. Fullerton has spoken here twice be-
fore, and his lectures are very we'll re
ceived. He was formerly a clergyman Of
the Episcopal church, and is we'll known
author.