The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-04
news u The CHURCHES
Interesting Sermons TO Be
Delivered at the Ser
vices Tomorrow.
CENTENARY ERWoRTH LEAGUE.
Interesting Musical Programme at
The Bergen Reformed church
other Notes of Interest.

Tomorrow will be q great day in the
churches. Not that It 10 she anniversary
of any particular Occurrences in ch ursh
formation Day was observed with due
attention. but It so happens that owing
to political exciteu1snt. and from q warts
ETY. OF causes. there will be- 80 unusual
number of special services at the differ
eht churches.
Sensational sermous are becoming
quile the order of tue day. 80 1t is NOS
surprising that one hears ot n prslnda to
DIR. Scudder's evening sermon at
the Tabernacle tomorrow, on she
topic, Wiring It's Neck" 1 do
not known whose particular csvical
region the Rev. Or. Scudder Is to dis
tort. but l suppose 1t las somsthing TO 10
with the approaching struggle" At
all events. it is to be followed by q dis
course OIL the duty OF citizens
AT the Simpson NJ. E. Caurch, Central
a lesson from the Chicago tragedy. the
assassination Of Mayor Harrison.
At the Willing Workers Mission. Sixth
and Erie streets, ths hoy ~prescner,n
Charles Read, will deliver an eyangsli csl
address on The subject. THE Closed
Door," "
THE FUTURE LIFE.n
In relief against the political sermons
stands out Lbs drst of . series of ser
nous by the Rey, DR.. McCoHsn. D. D.,
at the Linden. Avenue N. E. Church on
"The Future Life.n Tomorrow evening
the preacher viii tell why ne has the
conviction OF imortRlity.
AT the West Side III. e. Church, the
Rev. DR.. Atkiuson will continue . series
OF ermon on "Home. Swast aone.o
For this address he Will give good advice
to the young. people. who are going
counting" There are mauy such In the
Arcadian retreat OF West Bergen, aud
the church will no doubt be crowded.
At st Paui's Methodist Episcopal
Church there Will be TOMORROW the SEC
cni of . series OF SCI setting forth
the renets of the scots. The Rev. Cor
nelius Woelfkin Will prsash in repre-
sentHtion of The Baptist denomination.
There Will be = Y. Nd. C. A. service at
the Firsl Baptist Churrh, Grove street,
between Mercer and Wayne streets, TO-
morrow morniug-tbat 10 the services
will be eonductsd In tbs interest OF the
Young Mems Christian Association; Tas
Rev. George w. Parks, tue General Ses-
Rotary of the 7. NJ. C. A. OF jersey City.
will preach
These are the main sysnts for tomorrow
in religious circles. exclusive OF rsguias.
monthly services of soag, which will bs
held in several churches.
A z CHURCH COMING.
The Rev. Jonn w, Ifeen eommsuead
about Two years G to raise funds for
the erection Of new church TO take tvs
place OF the present tncen vsnispr strue
Iurs occupied BIZ the Emsnknnsl Rs-
formed Episcopal Congregation in Sum
NIT avenue, near Linceln street, Tbs
has, since the Rev. MI. Treen assumed
the pastorate, felt encouraged Ia their
undertaking Of the project OF erecting q
new cburcu building. TO enable than &c
do justice TO the requirements oil
the case they feel shat out
hhve already promises of assistascs fr9ui
the Home Mission Board OF ths Reform cd
Episcopal Church, aud to further aid Ia
the project, the Pastor has given . nun
Der Of lectures, illustrated By stereoPticon
views, in Rsformed Episcopal Churches
IN New York, Philadelphia aud Bassoa.
where he met with the kindsst reception
and with fair success. I'll WORK of iu-
creasing the fund was somewhat CHECKED
bY tho recent striugsncy OF ths money
mxrket. but the congregation still feels
very mach encouraged. The Rsv. Mr.
Tresn IL Secrsrary OF the North Hudson
Ministerial Association.
CENTENARY EPwoRTH LEAGUE.
Tho Epworth LsaRde cJRueeteu with
the Centenary Me.hodtst Episcopal
Church on Psvonia avenue. near Cole
street are making extensive preparation
for a Japanese lea 10 BE- held on mex
Thursday evening, Eovslubsr g.. Tut
ladies who serys r~afrsshpaants will an'
pear in Japanese costume. A Japanese
gentleman will talk in regard to his ma
tive land and Will wear the national
dress. A dne programme, consisting oil
reading Is. quartsttss, duets, selections bv
the church orchestra aud so forth, nave
also been arranged. The refFeshmen'
part will be .,iInmdnse." Tns- lacturs
room will be very prsttiiy decorated with
lanterns and Japanese pictures. A jap.
ansss cup and saucer will ba given 10 III
present as . souvenir. Miss Lille Wat
son, who has made tue arrsuxelnents l.
certainly putting forth her best efforts.
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