Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-13
AmorG THE CnURCuEs.

Services Tomorrow - Humphrey street Congregational Church to be Enlarged-Other Religious Notes Anniversary Sermon.
 Humphrey street Congregational church, lev. Frank R. Lucksy pastor, has been onstantly growing and is meeting with uch prosperity that 1t Is obliged to enlarge ts borders. Preparations are now being made looking to the enlargement of the ,hurch edifice at an early date. An addi- sion is to be built on the Sunday school room side of the structure, and subscrip- lions to defray the expense are being lib orally made by the people worshipping at this place of worship. The new addition | will meet want that has been felt for | some months past. The church and its l popular pastor are to be congratulated in the good work they are doing and the con- stant enlargement of their field of useful | ness. The people of this church are also looking forward with much interest to 8 very pleasant social and anniversary event, which is at hand, viz the celebration of Rev. Mir. Luekey's fifth anniversary as their pastor. It will no doubt be an ccca- sion of much interest.
 AT THE CHURCH OF THE REDEEAER.
 There will be but three mora evening sermons at the Church of the Redeemer, as the season closes with the last Sunday in May. On the three remaining evenings Dr. Phillips will preach series of short sermons on Opportunity" Tomorrow evening the theme will be "Zaccheus' Op- portunity Used" Following is the musi- cal program:
 Prelude-Ofertoire, in A minor. ........... Batiste Hymn ze4-''When All Thy Mercies" ....n.:: ........................ .Grabsn-H Hoffman
 ssspense ssa,e nse Have Mercy Upon
 onertory.aHe is Watching Over Israeli
 AntSe%2@awitn vei duie G.d ;G;o;reasions
 Postludie.ofsrtoire, in flat .Batste AT THE sEAMEN's BETHEL. D. P. Candse will address the temperance | meeting at the seamen's Bethel Sunday evening. UNITARIAN SERVICES. Rev. Minot J. Savage of Boston will conduct the Unitarian services tomorrow night in War
 ner hall. He will speak of "The Changing Form | and the Eternal Essence of Religion. THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. | Rev. MT. Mason breaches tomorrow evening ou the subject: '"The Royal Gifts of a King" AT THE FIRST N. E. CHURCH. | The congregation of this church are expecting
 to have their new pastor with them one weel
 from tomorrow. To-morrow forenoon they ar' l to have the pleasure of listening to Rev Dr. Ray l mond, president of Wesleyan university.
 ANN1vRRsARY SERMON.
 Tomorrow evening the annual address befer ! the graduating class of Yale divinity school will | be given at Center church by Rev. Charles Cuth
 bert Wal, D. of Brooklyn. The class vi ! church. s'
 KPwoRTH LEAGUK-EouETH ANNIVERSARY cELE II BRATIoE.
 ! According to the plan of the general confel , ence officers, the fourth anniverssry of the EI , worth League will be celebrated in the Trnit ! M E. church of this city to-morroM evening every part of the world There will be savers , l addresses and fine music. All are invited. BREACHES IN HARLEM TOMORROW. l Rev. Dr. Vail, pastor of Trinity M. E. chure of this city, will preach the anniversary serrdc
 of the St. James church, Harlem, next Sunds , | church.
 THE c1Tx NussIoNs.
 The peoples service to MOTION evening at u City Mission hall, corner of Court and Sta
 | SCre6lS, VIII Do COuQuCU6O Dy tuo OaFtsshnh ~ | deavor society of the United church. The oth v | services at the mission hall on Sunday are at l l 8. and 3:30 and o'clock p. m. Seats are fr j. l and all are welcome Meetings also every eve D ing of the week. h I'M. c. A. SERVICES Rev. G. B. Morgan will give an address at t t meeting of the Young Mems Christian assoc @ tion at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. All men a
 | cordially invited. Song service at 3:45.
 The subject of the Young Mems meeting u
 l evening at 7:30 o'clock will be ''The True Use ,, | Money" All young mon are welcome.
 Service at the jail at 9:30 o'clock Sunday mol ing.
 = JUVENILE TEMPLE. The usual meeting of Elm City Juvenile Te s-l pie will be held on Sunday at p. m. in room l. Insurance building. As it will be an tmporta
 Hsld in thG cs, sli friends interssssd in the # work are reqpastea~to extend the help Of thu
 | presence: 4 :. II. .,-.t. 't' NEW CHURCH. ...-. .. The plans for the new brick edifies which u College street church intend to epeet at no d 6 tant day on the corner of ChapeJstreet and She man avenue show pleasing design with a larl o towF on the corner. Tbs' interior will
 arrfnged to have @ large Sunday school roo
 ! opn into the main auditorium, which will SC T ! about eight hundred people. In the rear will @ | tfe ladies' parlor and directly underneath |. l gymnasium for the Sunday school class. IT | whole dimensions of the church are 101x150 fet