Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-02
CHURCH NOTES.

Features of Services at the Churches |
To.morrow-Other Religious Notes |
"A County Meeting In Fair Haven
Two Sermons on NO License
Thanksgiving Praise Services-Y.
M. G. A. Work.
Rev. Dr.. Munger will preach tomorrow
morning on "The Philosophy of Foreign
Missions"
Rev. DR.. McLane's topic for to morrow
mornings sermon at College street church
is ga Question of Safety"
New members will be received into Ep-
worth N. E. church tomorrow.
A number of new members will be re-
ceived into the First Baptist church to-
morrow morning. "The Bible on the
Witness Stand" is the PASTORS evening
topic.
| Many new members will be added to
Calvary Baptist church tomorrow fore
noon. Rev. Mr.. Dixon will preach in the
evening. The special meetings which he
has been conducting at this church every
week day evening, except Saturdays, for the
last two weeks, have been we'll attended and
very successful. Mr.. Dixon is one of the
celebrated Dixon Brothers, well known
Christian evangelical workers.
Rev. DR.. Twitchell, whom our types er-
roneously sent to Cleveland, O. this week,
in Jubilee week" in celebration of the
fftieth anniversary of Euclid avenue
church in that city, of which he was pas
tor for thirteen years.
| An illustrated lecture on the worlds
fair, by Rev. W. J. Mulch, will be given
under the auspices of St. Paul's guild, at
the parish house, on the evening of De-
cember IA. The net earnings by the re-
cent fair at this church amounted to $2O5.
There will be no-license gospal meeting
in the Dixwell avenue Congregational
church to morrow evening. Addresses will
be delivered by Mr.. 8. P. Thrasher, Msjor
Nv, A. Lincoln and Rev. A. P. Miller, pas
tor. Good music and large crowd are
i expected.
A county meeting in behalf of home
missions, under the auspices of the Wo.
mans Home Missionary union, will be held
December (next Tuesday,. at 2:45 O'Clock.
| in the Second church, FAIR Haven. The
ladies of Howard avenue church are invit-
ed to be present. Miss Emerson, one of
the very efficient secretaries of the Home
Missionary society in New York will be
| one of the speakers, and an Interesting
program is arranged for.
At the Church of the Messiah the topic
for tomorrow morning is "Wby Do We
| Observe the Lords Support" The sermon
will be followed by communion. Sunday
eehool and pastors Bible class at noon.
Evening topic, "Ths Herald of the Christ. u
Everybody welcome. Rev. Mr.. Conklin
will preach q course of advent sermons
during the month of December, beginning
Sunday evening.
/ Grace e. church will open its services
for the day tomorrow with q prayer and
praise service at $50. Children and adults
will be baptized and the monthly cemmun-
ion service held at 1890. The young pso
and at 1880 the pastor will preach on "One
of the Saviour's Working Days"
At the Church of the Redeemer to-mor
row evening DR.. Phillips will speak upon
, the license question. Following is the
mutioal program:
Prelude-Andante; Second Organ Sonata.
Authem.aioriia. in Exceiss in It .Bucl
Hymn s0l-"Jesus, the Very Thought is
swe estr n + q, M Eiio
ss sI,o as u Who Knows Full weii E'0
orertory::Lcve Not the World, Prodisal '''
Postlude-'sng the Lord Creation 49,. Haydl
A Thanksgiving praise services will b.
given at the First NJ. E. church tomorrow
evening, at which the following musical pro
gram will be rendered by the quartet choir
It. Of PsSI It P"ssy
l SO Gladstone Light. Dudley Buc
t | 81 Will Magnify Thee. Mosentha
w @ .Thos q. Snepar
Responsive readings BY the congregation and a
address by Rev. W. G. Williams D. D. SUI
r 1ect, Thanksgiving Thoughts"
0 The regular monthly entertainment o
8 | the Young Women's Christian association
Q | will be held at their rooms next Wednesds
It evening at 8 o'clock. A special program
t has been arranged, with some pleasing fes
< l lures.
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