Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-29

To.morrOw-Other Religious Notes
of Interest.
At the Church of the Redeemer tenor
row DR.. Phillips will occupy the pulpit at
both services. The evening subject will
be "Come Up Higher" The musical PIC
gram will be the following:
Preude-Noeturne in g minor. Chopin
Hymn 641-O Thou From Whom All Goodness
Gloria h.I Pafri in Tours
Response Day is Past and over. .Barnby
Ofertory-Hail to the Lords Amounted ..:..
Authenticity Thy Love as a Father RE
aemption, ;.'..........''''.'' 9eunoa
foStluue-AueSrol IN u .................,...h lhK
WILL PREACH AT ST. THOMAS
The Rev. James II. Van Buren, rector of st.
Stephens church, Lynn, Mass, will preach in
ST. Thomas church tomorrow morning The
choral service, as is usual on the last Sunday Of
the month.
SPEAK THIS CITY TOMORROW.
Miss Franc Baker, a well-kxown missionary
from the west, who represented the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society at the general confer
avenue Methodist church on sunday, April 80, at
1890 a. m. and at Trinity Methodist, corner Of
George and Dwight streets, at 7:so in the even
ing.
KvANeEL1sT1c MEETINGS.
A series of evangslistic meetings will com
mence at the Taylor church, Shelton avenue, next
Sunday morning, April 80, and will continue all
the week following. Mr.. J. @. Davis of Toronto.
who has been SO successful in gospel wagon
work, and whose singing Ia as effective as bis
preaching, will conduct the meetings.
CHORAL SERVICE IN FAIR HAVEN.
The following Is the program for the choral
service to be held In Grace P. E. church Sunday
evening, April 80 as arranged by William j.
Kraft, organist:
Processionai-There is Holy City .........
Gloria No. T. in Harry ROWE ROWE sbeiIey
Cantate Domino, In C............... Dudley Buck
Deus Mesereatur, in D.. Dudley Buck
Hymn 424.
von o6x.to bv JAIME, " sses1
Recessional, 262.
Postlude-Selection
AT GRACE NJ. E. CHURCH.
At this church Rev. Crandall ]. North, D. D.,
the new presiding elder of New Haven district,
will preach at 1890 o'clock Sunday morning. Dr.
North is considered one Of the finest preachers Of
the New York East conference, and will receive
a cordial welcome from his churches as he begins
his work. He will hold the first quarterly CON
sunday evening Rev. F. 4 scofield will begin
aaseries OF SERMONS on .Modern Lessons from
evening being, 1.-THE Dreamer and His Fate.''
Z. e. HALE WARNER HALL.
Rev. DR.. Edward Everett Hale of Boston will
conduct the Unitarian service at Warner hall to-
morrow evening. DR.. Hale, who is even better
known through his books than by his preaching,
is among the most prominent opponents Of the
Unitarian church. ALI those are especially in
vited who have no church homo.
NEW MUSIC AT TRINITY N. 4. CHURCH.
On the first Sunday in May the people OF Trim
ty Methodist Episcopal church will introduce a
quartette, under the lead of MIR. Frank Langdale.
He has secured the services of Miss Sanford, Miss
Hofer and Mr.. Bennett with Mr.. Alling as organ
ist, The people are sure to hear as fine sin cling
Mr.. Stock, has kept up a volunteer choir during
the year, and many singers have, at great cost
to themselves, gone regularly into the choir
They will hail the change with pleasure, and in
the pews will help to give the finest cougrega-
tional singing. The music Of the coming year
will embrace both that Of the congregation and
quartette.
OF SPECIAL INTEREST.
The meeting tomorrow evening in the interest
of the Woman1s Foreign Missionary society will
be held in the Trinity Methodist Episcopal
speaker, Miss Baker, IS one Of rare power and
eioquence. The ladies have arranged for special
singing. -
THE CITY MISSIONS.
The Sunday services at the City Mission hall |
Court and State streets) will be at the usual /
a. M, $50, and 7:So p. m. At the /
evening service the address will be by Mr.. Evor /
Evans of Kingston, Pa, a member of the Yale L
divinity school. The morning service is by Sun
lay school, with, the pastors bible class for /
ed BY Mrs s. M Tinker of the First Methodist |
.hurch The praying band at d. m. il In charge
Il the Reformed Mons Christian union. The