Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-28
AT THE CHURCHES.


Baldwin opposed the petition. The com
mittee decided to recommend that the pc.
tition be given leave to withdraw.
AT THE CHURCHES.
Features or the Religious Services
To-msrrow-SpecIaI Attractions ut
Various Places OF worship-Other
Religious Notes.
At the Church of the Redsemer to-mor-
row evening DR.. Phillips will deliver the
fourth of the "Series in the Life of David, +"
subject. Among the Phillistines." Fol-
lowing is the musical program:
Prelude-Aaagio op. 20. Beethoven
Anthem-There 10 JOY in the presence prod
lgal SOM. Observation-Disclosures. Sullivan
Hymn-HsrK, bark, my soul ........s Shelley
Response have Called upon Thee Shepard
oHertory-oh' for closer wa with God.
Authem-Down on the hills Sullivan
Postlude-Finale, op. 20 ............... Beethoven
PRAISE SERVICE AT FIRST NJ. E. CHURCH
The regular monthly praise service will
take place at the First u. E church to-
morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. The
quartet choir will render the following
program:
To Thee be Praise Forever. Costa
me hoy N{ IN ,vi Adams
The King of Love Ny Shepherd is,..,.. Shelley
The Mellow Eve is Gliding. Holden
There will be hymns and responsive readings
by the congregation and an address by Rev. w
O. Williams, d. ID, subject, The ngdom OF
God"
AT THE FIRST BAPTIST.
At tie First Baptist church tomorrow
evening Rev. ]. II. Mason will give the
second of his series of addresses In answer
to the question, lis the Bible Gods Book
or Mans" Fine music will be rendered
by the large chorus choir.
AT WARNER HALL.
The Rev. c. F. DJle, who is announced
to preach Sunday evening in Warner hall,
is smong the most thoughtful of Unitarian
clergymen. He has written book en-
titled, THE Citizen and the State" and
made other valuable contributions to So
ciai reform literature.
GRACE n T. PULPIT
Will be supplied Sunday morning by
Rev. W. NJ. Hamilton, one of the Theo-
logical studsnts visiting our city at this
time. Mr.. Hamilton comes from Prince
ton, end will presch on THE Mission of
Christ." The evening service will consist
of short addresses by number of the
delegates from Princeton aud Andover on
living, every day topics, with plenty of
singing interspersed.
AT ST THOMAS
There will be a choral service at st.
Thomas church next Sunday afternoon at
o'clock, under the direction of Charles
Bonney, choir master.
G9sPEL TEMPERANCE
The gospel temperance meeting at Lin
coin hall, corner of COTE and Sperry
streets, will be addressed on Sunday at )
p m. by Rsv. II. Csrtledge. Subject:
THE Temperance problem and Its Solu-
ton. Good music and singing. Every
one invited.
GOSPEL TEMPERANCE
The rescue praying band Of the Reformed
Mems Christian Temperance union will
hold gospel temperance meeting Saturday
night at the City Missions rooms. corner
of Court and State streets. Alec Sunday
afternoon at the came place at 4 p. m. a
cordial invitation il extended to all.
The CITY MISSIONS.
At the peoples service tomorrow even
ing at the City Mission hall Court and
State strests) addresses will be made by
Mr.. ]. Van Ness and Mr. ]. r. Laird.
Messrs. Van Mesa and Laird are members
of Princeton "a. J.) theological seminary,
and are at New Haven as delegates to the
inter seminary alliance which IL held this
year with the Yale divinity school. Other
service a: the City Mission hall as ususl on
Sunday and every evening of the week.
AT THE CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.
Rsv. Charles Conklln, who was absent
from tie city last Sunday, having gone to
Bridgeport to exchange with Rev. Mr..
Emery of tn. city, will occupy the pulpit
of the Church of the Messiah Sunday morn
Ing. His subject will be: "a Noble Ea-
thusissm." His congregation will gladly
welcome him, as they have already become
pluch attached to him, and appreciate his
earnest and eloquent uttsrsncss. In the
evening the Sunday school autumnsl con-
cert will be held in the church. Extensive
preparations have been made to interest
and edify all who attend. There will be ex-
cel!ent singing, ROTATIONS, responsive
readings and q brief address by the pastor
The public are cordially invited to all the
services.
AT DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH.
Rev. DR.. Twitchell has returned from
the worlds fsir, and tomorrow evening
| resumes his interesting course of Sunday
evening lectures on 1.-The Home"
Tomorrow morning Rev. L. D. Wishard
| of New York. the famous secretary of the
international Y. Ii. c. A, will preach.
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