The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-27
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657-659 Broad ST., Newark.

657-659 Broad ST., Newark.
E. Church, will begin a course Of lectures on
THE Future Life tomorrow evening. The fol
lowing are the subjscts:-''The Day After
Death" The Intermediate World" The
Resurrection. = The Second Coming OF Christ"
Punishment, y .'The Duration of Future Punish
msnt.' ;, Heaven its Employment and Enjoy
ment.' ; The Recognition OF Friends IN Heaven"
Rev. DR.. Atkinson. in West Side Church, to-
morrow evening. will have something to say
about the Mitchell and Coro.tt fight.
The Epworth League of Emory Church will
meet tomorrow evening at 6. 80.
Rev. S. K. Dooiittls Will preach in Rev. ID.
Lowrie's Church tomorrow moruing. In the
evening DR.. Lowrie will preach in Emory
Church on Getting Ready for the Great Meet
ing"
Reformed.
The services tomorrow evening in Bergen Re-
formed Church will be attended by the BOYS
and Girls Brigade and olumb Cadets.
These viii be in full uniform. and 10 them Pas
tor Brett will preach a suitable sermon.
Mr.. Dwight L. Elmendorf Of New York will
give an illustrated lecture on the Chicago Fair
on Friday evening next in Bergen Reformed
Church. Mr.. Eimendorf is an accomplished
speaker, and brimful OF entertaining knowL-
edge; ,s,a, = tha c,aanx,,,. Reformed
Church are being gradually straig htened out.
Mr.. Bruce has been Il good q good and earnest
pastor. ana CO1ltndGuS UNIVERSAL FoSpeCl.
The annual report OF the treasurer of the Laf-
ayette Reformed Church has been published and
distributed among the congregation. 1t is
signed by Louis Sherwood, and audited by
Elder John Van Horne and Deacon Alexander
Dennison.
The funeral of Mrs. Hallock, mother of Mrs. T
]. Kommers, was neid at the parsonage OF the
Lafayette Reformed Church yesterday. Mr..
John Van Horne took the place of Rev. MIR.
Kommers at the Wednesday evening prayer
meeting.
Evangelical services will begin in Lafayette on
or about February {.
Baptist.
Rev. j. Y. Vine, L. D., of London, England.
will preach tomorrow evening, in Bergen Baptist
Church. The Bradford Trio" OF New fork,
will lead the special music, selected for the &C.
casiop.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor OF North Baptist Church E T v VIII Seieorae :
in the church, and everybody who comes VIII ne
welcomed.
vices III the Opera House tomorrow afternoon.
Other prominent ministers will be present. The
choir Of North Baptist Church will lead the sing
Thirty two embers of the North Baptist
| Church. Y P. S, C. e., attended on Thursday
ev ening last the c.. E. Rally.
Great preparations are being made in the
North Baptist Church. for the February revival
services.
". M. G. A. Services.
Mr. w. II. Beach will read the third lecture
OF the CnauCalQu9 61tSuSlOu EOuES6l ILLS V
ing at s O'Clock, in the association parior. dis
subject will be .'Socialistic Remedies"
Tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock Charles E.
Bertholf will lead the mems meeting ait No. IS
Wayne street. His topic will be Sour NASH
All men welcome.
Protestant Episcopal.
The Rev. Dr.. George S. Bennitt of Grace
Church will. on February 6, give another OF his
casion MIR. Benpitt, by the aid Of a stereop-
ticon, will conduct his audience on an imagin-
ary trip through Holland aud Belgium. He
will pass over the sea voyage and start in with
a general view OF Holland, its canals and wind
mills. Then he will take his auditors through
from Arnheim 60 Ostend.
Tomorrow in st, Matthew's Church. Sussex
street, the Rev. Joseph A. Mock will preach his
last sermon prior to resigning his charge TO thu
Rev. Mr.. Montgomery Tnroop, who will preach
his first sermon on February 4 Mr.. Nock's
health IS improving rapidly. and his innumer
able admirers will learn with pleasure that he
will Ultimately recover his normal strength.
Rev. James Chapman of Grace Church, Green
vile has recovered from his recent indisposition.
The church is steadily improving. Later IN tue
year there will be some large improvements
made ald it Is whispered that an attempt will
be made to substitute d stone for the present
frame structure,
About May the alterations of st. Johns Free
Church will begin. Revr. D.. Z. i. Stoddard and
mis- vestry have DOT yet determined on the exact
nature of the transformation, out at pre- sent the
idea is to carry out the church to the building
line. This will add about twenty five feet TO the
AN'S'
next month.
DR.. Warren will preach 10 st. Mary's Church,
Hoboken avenue, tomorrow.
Right Rev. Thos. a. Starkey. Bishop of this
diocese, is preparing a pastoral letter for the
Easter festivals.
Presbyterian.
The Girls and Boys Brigades." of the
Scotch Church. on Mercer street, will tomorrow
listen TO an address from the DR.. David Mitchell,
who has selected, My Son Timothy" for his
text.
ers in the series of enrertaiumsnts to he givel
In the First Presbyterian Caurch next week.
Rev. Thomas Houston has declined to say
anything more about the Adventist brethren.
The latter claim that the reverend gentleman
in the late theological fight has thrown up the
sponge.
Miscellaneous.
The Christadeiphians will hear sumo interest
ing facts about Jerusalem tomorrow morning at
their service.
Tomorrow's meeting of the Gospel Temper
auce Mission W ill be addressed by Evangelist
Henry Clemens. Jr., and others. Song service.
beginning a. 3.45. P. NJ, consisting of solo, duet,
aud quartette singing, will be a special feat-
ure.
Public meetings will be held all day tomorrow
Sunday in the Salvation Citadel. corner of
Grove and Montgomery streets. commencing
a. A.. Knee Zines q Il A NJ y HOLINESS arsst s Msssidg;
Meeting, at which Captain Mcr'adden, the
Guitar player. W i'll be present.
Tomorrow evening in the rooms OF the Lafay-
cite b. & l.. Association, Mr.. Geo. W. Rock
well will preach upon Modern Jews and
Greeks.
Rev. j. L. scudder's sermon tomorrow morn
ing will be VALUE of Contact" The eloquent
Pastor of the Tabernacle ~contemplates giving a
series of addresses on social topics during the
Easter week.
nacle a ladies' class on physical culture is being
formed by Mss Blederhase. Oh Tuesday the
church members will be treated to an exhibition