Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-16
NOTES OF THR CHURCHES.
Features Of the Religious Servie
 Tomorrow.

Features of the Religious Services
 Tomorrow.
 At the First Baptist church tomorrow evening Rev. MT. Mason will preach upon the topic Giving Questions for Living Men,
 Rev. Dr. McLane will preach at College | Street church in the morning.
 At Dwight Place church the Sunday evening services will be resumed to nor row. Arrangements are in progress for Sabbath evening services of spe olsl interest. Dr. Twitohell, the pastor, who has been steadily engaged in his pastoral work all summer, takes 6 few days vacation next month.
 Rev. Dr. Williams will preach at the First N. E. church tomorrow evening on the subject "Modern Life and the Ancient Divine Law"
 There will be @ choral service at the Grace P. K. church, Fair Haven, Sunday evening, September 24, at 7:30. At Grace NJ. E. church the sermon Sun day morning will be one of the series on God, the special topic, "Whst the People Three Thousand Years Ago Thought of God and What We Think of Him To. day" the object being to show that while em- pires have changed, and society has changed, God, to the devout soul is always the same. A special feature of the even l ing service, and one that will undoubtedly
 be highly enjoyed, Is the camp fire after the sermon. When this part of the service
 was announced last Sunday many won dered what camp fire in church could possibly mean, but all will have chance
 to see and know for themselves, and warm
 themselves at the fire tomorrow night
 The camp fire will be preceded by short
 sermon on Raw Recruits and Trusty Vet
 erans in the Army of the Lord" CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.
 Rev. Charles Conklin will preach in the
 Church of the Messiah Sunday morning.
 His subjec! will be "Unuttered Prayer"
 In the evening the third in the series of
 talks on nature will be given. Subject,
 "Green Pastures" Sunday school at 12
 m. A cordial invitation Is extended to
 all.
 | AT THE Y. N c. A. ROOMS.
 Rev. A. A. de Larme will speak at the
 o'clock meeting for men Sunday at the
 Young Mems Christian association rooms
 The open air services which have been held
 throughout the summer have proven inter | glad to welcome all the men to the meet ings in the rooms to commence with thii
 Sunday.
 Young mems prayer meeting to- night a
 8 o'clock. Subject, "A Call to Sing" Al young men are cordially invited to come Services at the jail at 9:30 a. m. Sunday | Visitors are welcome.
 THE CITY MISSIONS. At the City Mission hall, corner of Cour
 and State streets, the peoples service or . Sunday evening commences at 7:S0 o'clock A song service Is held until 7:45. At th close of the regular service, which con tinues for about an hour, short sfte meeting is usually held. The address to 3 morrow evening will be by Rev. MT. Moss 9 man, the missionary pastor at this hall 5 MT. K. 8. Sanborn of Yale seminary will Q assist ia the service, and there will b 3 | special selections by Miss Hinmsn, th 5 blind singer.
 o The Sunday echool, with pastors Bibl 4 class, meets at the City Mission at 0 a. ID .o The meeting of the praying band is hell every Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock in th {; upper hall.
 2l PRAISE SERVICE. z Following Is the program for the prsis ? service at Dwight place church to-morroV