The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-13
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Methodist Episcopal.

Revival meetings have gone on with great in
terest at the Lafayette Methodist Eoiscop9i
Church, on Pacific avenue. all The week. The
Pastor. the Rev. Charles E. Little. leads every
night, assisted by different exhorters. They
are held in the chapel building, on Wilton
street, which adjoins the large Pacific avenue
structure. A number of converts have bsen
made already. The choir of the church is do
ing good work under Mr.. j. E. Low, director
and Miss S. L.. Culver, organise,
The evening meeting at this church tomor-
row will be addressed by Mr.. J. Il. Ha Ilimond of
the Salvation Army.
The revival meetings in the Emory NJ. E.
Church are growing in interest. A number OF
persons have professed conversion. The lay
men of the congregation help the Pastor, DR..
Lowrie, each evening. Special sermoas and
music for tomorrow are announced. The re-
vivai will continue next weak.
Tomorrow night DR.. Lowrie will preach at
this church on ''fhe Wedding Ring" The Ep-
worth League meets at CSC z. NJ.
The Rev. j. G. Jackson, Pm. D., will preach q
rousing sermon, appropriate TO the revival
season, on the subject IA Call to Awake" at
the Hedding N. E. Church. Montgomery street
week of prayer mas been observed ut this church
with fitting services. The Sunday School re-
ports that the attendance has kept up We II
since Christmas without the usual post holding
falling off.
Mr.. Jonn L. Furman OF Simpson Mslho1ist
Episcopal Church will address, a temperance
meeting at the Gospel Temperatures Mission. No.
SOS Newark avenue tomorrow afternoon at four
O'Clock.
The Rev. Mr. S. MCGOWAN, D. +, will preach a
sermon at the Linden Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal Church tomorrow morning on q topic ap-
propriate to the early days OF Tho new year,
s'Reasons for Activity
The reyivals at Sc. Pauts MethodlstiE oisc ,pal
Church. Third street near Erie street, go on
constantly increasing iaterest. At tue services
tomorrow at half-past ten 10 the morning aud
half- seven in the evening the Pastor, the
Rev. William Eakias, will be assisted ia con-
Quoting the services by the New York Praying
Band. ~
Church on York street, near Warren street,
have met with success, due largely TO the efforts
of the Pastor, Rev. John KranJz, Jr. There
will be- a special revival services with service by
the Pastor tomorrow evening at half past seven
Mrs. Guindou, the singing Evangelist OF New
York city. whose work has led many unfortuu-
ate women into better paths, viii assist n coz
due mig a great revIvBi service at Simpson
Methodist Episcopal Churcn, Central avenue.
The Pastor, the Rev. DR.. Halleron. will preach.
Mrs. GuindoD's power and patho %, are nndouos
the meeting will. no doubt, be well attend ed
The Pastor Of old Trinity Metho list Epis-
copal Church. the Rev. John Kranrz, Jr., will
speak at the Young MEMS meeting to be held
tomorrow afternoon Ia the building of the
of the Young Mems Christian Association on
Wayne street. There will bs special music for
the occasion.
Reformed Dutch. 4
The sacrament of the Lords Supper viii be
administered in thu Wayne Street Reformed
Church tomorrow morning at the i0.30 service.
Both clergymen, the Rev. David d. Van Cleef
aud the Rev. Robert K. Wick, will be present.
In the evening The Rev. Mr.. Wick will talk on
1.-The Foolishness of Neglect"
The Rev. I. J. Kommers, Pastor of the La
fayette Reformed Church, VIII read q paper on
Theosophy at q meeting Of the Gamma Sigma
soon TO be held.
Small red "mrite boxss's have been distrib-
uted among the pupils of the Sunday school
with tLess Lafayette Reformed