Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-06-24
AT THE CRURCHKs.
Features~ OF Religious Services To
nGnrrnw-nfharM Notes of IntoreAf.

AT THE CHURCHKs.
Features. OF Religious Services To-
Morrow-Other Notes OF Interest.
The Sunday school of the Davenport
church will holda patriotic service at the
church tomorrow evening. The Boys
Brigade will be present and take part,
and the regular Sunday school orchestra
will be increased for the occasion. The
church will be appropriately decorated
with the national colors. The singing, ad-
dresses and Rotations will be by members
of the Sunday school.
HOWARD AVENUE BAPTIST CHRRcH.
Tomorrow Rev. E. B.. Pollard will
preach morning and evening-the last ser
vices before his departure to become pas
tor in Roanoke, Va. In the morning the
ordinance of baptism and the Lords sup
per will be administered. On Monday
evening the church will extend the retiring
nastor an informal reception. Rev. Messrs.
Poteat. Mason and others are expected to
speak.
AT THE CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.
Rev. G. B. Whitcomb will preach in the
Church of the Messiah Sunday morning.
His subject will be: "Wa1king in the
Truth The public are cordially invited.
SUMNER PRAISE SERVICE.
AtDwight Place church to- morrow even
inc a praise service will be rendered. The
program is:
ORGAN nyelude-"Au Matin'' GODDARD
Responsive reading.
Congregational hymn-"The Guarding God"
Mae o;uartette."Ave Maria 1870 Ait
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tenor; Mr.. spock, first base; Mr.. Green,
A general confession.
PRAYER response-Male quartette. ........ .Halton
Summary of the law
Remarks by the pastor - ~ = ~
Anthem hymn-"LeaG Gb Kindly Light. ......Buck
| Congregational hymn-"Confdencei in God.
| ...................... Tune, TuIly
orertory solo-,.cayatina", .Rah
Violin solo, E. r. Gilbert.
Anthem hymn-'Thy will be Done. ........ Nevin
Male Quartette.
Mr.. Metcalf. Mr.. Woodstock, Mr.. Hofer, Mr.
rbv will, be done. f IL ds1ious WAYS
The hurrying stream Of life may run;
Yet still our grateful hearts shall say,
l
| Congregational hymn-"Heavenly Shepherd"
CONSIDERATIONS
Heavenly s Sepssas sniae 5i ss feed u.s.
Through our pilgrimage below.
Benediction.
| organ foStuoe. ............,.........W wagner
WHY WE ARE BAPTIsTs.
At Hope church tomorrow morning tn.
pastor, A. A. DeLarme, will preach OF
"Six Distinctive Principles of the Baptist
Denomination" In the evening will be
praise service.
THE TRUE EDUCATION.
At the First N. E. church tomorrow
Rev. Mr.. Williams will preach in the morn
ing on the topic ''rhe True Education, IL
the evening on 1.-THE Symmetry of tn
Christian Life"
WORD TO sCEPTICs.
Rev. Mr.. Poteat will preach to-morro,
} evening on the topic "a Word to Sceptic
} About Faith"
TO PREACH IN BERLIN.
> Rev. K. d. Kszapjtsn of Yale colIeg
: will supply the pulpit at the Congrsg'
tional church Sunday morning and spea
at the Y. P. S. 9. E. meating in th
evening.
AT ST. THOMAS CHURCH.
There will be choral service at s
. Thomas church Sunday afternoon, at 3:s
o'clock.
AT A. N. e. ZION CHURCH.
D To. morrow is Children's day at til
i church. There will be special music an
8 services all day in the interest of Christia
@ education. REGULATIONS and readings al
on the programs.
THE CITY MISSIONS.
The peoples service tomorrow evening at tt
City Mission hall, corner OF Court and Sta
= | streets, will be conducted by the Christian E
y deavor society of the First Methodist churc
| Seats are free and welcome to ell. The Su
10 day school session Is from to 1910 a. M,
+, | GLIDING and infant department and the pastor
y bible class for adults. The children's meetir
/. | at $3.50 p m, in charge of Mrs. 8. M. Finke
a will hold to-day it's final session for the summe
v | but will DO resumed again in September.
b The Reformed Mens Christian union will co
,f duct gospel temperance meeting at the Ci
- | Mission hall this evening The o'clock Sund'
% afternoon meeting at the City Mission hall is
; charge Of the Praying Band Of this Christi'
IA Union, just previous to which at p. m. an op
- air SERVICE led by Mr.. W. G. Skinner, is held
- | the street at Custom House Square,
. RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN THE PARKS
1t Arrangements have been made to hold servic
y during the summer months In the parks of t
g city. The meetings will be held Sunday aftt
q moons at o'clock under the auspices of t
10 Young Mems Christian association. The paste
10 who have already entered into the work and "
l. speak during the next six weeks are Rev.
Ia Brown of the Presbyterian church, Rev. DR.. Phi
a lips Of the Church of the Redeemer, Rev; E.
% Poteat Of the Calvary Baptist, Rev pr Veil s
10 Dwight Place church and Rev: L. 9. Meserve
u by a male chorus with cornet and alto horn.
; The first meeting will be held on the green, ne
J. | Center church, tomorrow. Rev. E. M. Pote
J. will speak. Should the weather be stormy
| service will be held.
TO PREACH IN SHELTON.
On Sunday, July 9, Rev. Mr.. Tolles of the SUI
10 merfeld NJ. E. church of this city will occupy Il
~ pulpit of the Metho list church in Shelton ana
D. Sunday, July 49, Rev. R. T. Cooper Of the E
e | worth Methodist church of this city will prea
l. | there.