The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-06
SETs OF THE CHURCHES.
Features of the Rel gious sers lees To
 morrow-Dther Re igious Notes.


 morrow-pther Re igious Notes.
 The regular evening service at the Church of the Redeemer will be resumed tomorrow night at 7:3o o'clock pr. Phillips will speak upon "The Glory Of the Commonplace" Following is the musical program:
 Prelude-Aliegretto-"Rcformation"
 Symphony y........ ..... Mendelssohn Hymn 794-"Erightly Cleans Our
 Banner Congregational. Haydn Hymn i67-"Our Lord Is Risen From
 the Dead"-Choir.. r............. .Coenn Gloria Patri. in F ilat........ Mosenthal Response-"The Day Is Gently Sink
 Ing to a Close" ",............. Smart Undergraduates Beautiful Land
 on Hish '..,,.,.,..,........ ..Iayiof Anthem-"Jerusale ...... Parker ro-"Reformation"
 Symphony ..Mendelssoh
 On Sunday evening the third of the series of services under the auspices of the Dwight Place Mems association will be held at the church and promises to be of unusual interest consisting of song service of Gospel Hymns. with brief account of their history and au- thors. by the pastor The attendance at the previous services has been large, and n source of encouragement to the association A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all Services at 7:30.
 The subject of Dr. Masden's sermon in the First Methodist church to.mor- row evening will be "The Cause and Cure of Dependency"
 New Haven's Morals-Who Cares?" is the subject of Rev. J. H. Mason's sermon at the First Baptist church to- morrow evening.
 The objects of benefcence which are recommended by the Howard avenue Congregational church were asked for by someone recently. The list is as fol- lows:
 American board of foreign missions, Congregational Home Missionary soci- ety. American Missionary association, College and Education society, Congre- gational Church Building society, Sea mems Friend society,poor of the church, New Haven hospital Communion table and special calls, sinking fund of the church, Connecticut Home Missionary society, New Haven City Missionary so- clety, New Haven Congregational union.
 The last three are not subscribed on cards, but are made up by collections at public services, and there are three others which are made up by private solicitation outside the church, namely, the Woman's board of foreign missions, the Y. w. c. A. and the Home for the Friendless.
 Rev. George H. Filian will tomorrow gationai church deliver his lecture on "The Old and New Missions in Turkey" He was pastor in Marsovan of one of the largest Christian churches in Tur- key until driven into exile by the op- precision of the Turkish government. He is now waiting in this country until he can safely return. He is a fine speaker and lecturer.
 An evening service Is to be conducted in United church during the coming season under the auspices of the Mems Sunday Evening club, just organized. The object of the club is to draw out the interest and energies of men whether in the congregation or outside of it, but not connected with any other church-and enlist them in the SUD- port of services on Sunday evening which shall have for their object the treatment of problems connected with moral and municipal affairs and with the religious life. Addresses will be made by speakers invited for the occa~ sion, or by one of the pastors. The first service will be held tomorrow evening at 7:30 and the address will be given by Dr. Munger; topic, "A Plain Talk on the Present Unrest in the Re ligious World" The public are cordial ly invited to attend these services. All seats will be free.
 Evangelist John M. Dick of Boston will address the Y. M c. A. meeting to- morrow at o'clock; subject, "A Trai- tor in the Camp"