Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-01
AT THE CHURCHES.
Features of the Religious Services
To.morrow-Other Notes OF Inter.


To-morrow-Other Notes OF Inter-
est.
Next Sunday will be a day of interest at
the Epworth M. E. church. In the morn
ing the pastor will make a short address
and receive goodly number of new mem
bers into the church.
In the evening the subject will be s'Some
Object Lessons in Morals to be Learned
from the City Streete." On Thursday
evening, July 6, Rev. @. J. North, the new
presiding elder of the New Haven district,
will hold the first quarterly conference.
AT GRAND AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL
Program of vesper service at Grand ave-
nue. Congregational church tomorrow
evening at 7:30 o'clock:
Congregational Hymn.
Lord Prayer.
Scripture references for the sermon.
Unto Me-" adapted from Hay
Responsive Readings.
Response by Choir.
praise God from Whom ALI Blessings Flow
Congregation and Choir.
Congregation Hymn.
Collection.
ofrertory- Quartette-"Meek and Low, Barnby.
Sermon.
Hymn.
Benedictlon,
AT GRACE M z. CHURCH.
Rev. F. A. Scofield will baptise children
and extend the right hand of Christian
fellowship to new members Sunday morn
ing at 1890. At half-past nine praise
service will be held.
At 7:30 the sermon will be on the worn
out and worm-eaten planks in the plat
form of those who reject the Christian re-
ligion.
ATA.M. E. ZION CHURCH.
The Rev. E. George Biddle, pastor oil
A. NJ, E. Zion church, will preach Sunday
| afternoons during July and August or
''the international Sunday School Lessons
| of the Succeeding Sunday" and Sunday
| evenings on "Other Incidents in the Life
| and Work of the Apostle Paul"
Brief spirited services will be the order
| of the day.
IN WESTvILLE.
There will be a praise service in thu
| Westville Congregational church next Sun
| day evening at 7:30 o'clock.
| AT CALVARY BAPTIST.
| Rev. Mr.. Poteat will receive number o.
new members tomorrow forenoon and IL
the evening will preach on the topic "Th'
Credulity of Scepticism."
| ATTHE FIRST BAPTIST.
| Tomorrow morning at the First Bap
ttst church the pastor will speak OF
''Citizenship-s Thought for Independence
Day"
In the evening Mr.. Mason will give tn,
first of a series of short sermons TO
July evenings. The themes will be a
follows:
l. July 2-"On the Grass"
2. July Don the Blue Ssa"
g. July 16-"At the Living Fountain"
q. July 23-"On the Mountain of Glory"
5. July 3o-"Out of Darkness Into Light
The entire evening service will b
brought within the limits of an hour ant
fine music will be rendered
THE CITY MISSIONS
| Rev. DR.. Phillips, paetor Of the Church of tn
Redeemer, will speak at the peoples service tt
| morrow evening at the City Mission hall, corne
| Of Court and State streets. The morning Sunda
school at the City mission hall meets at o'clocl
| OF p. m. Just after the open air meeting Of tn
| reformed mems Christian union on Custom Hous
| square at O'Clock.
ON WOOSTER SQUARE.
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock Rev F. A.
| Brown will speak on Wooster square at the NEE
ing held there by The Young Mems Christian al
| ISOLATION. This is the second of the series c
open air meetings held by the association, tn
at which Rev. E. N. Poteat gave an interestin
talk. Everybody ia invited to these meetings.
| At the rooms Of the association the young men
| meeting will be held to night at 8 O'Clock. A
| men are welcome.
Service at the jail at $50 O'Clock Sunday morr
| ing. Visitors welcome.