The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-17
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AMONG THE CHURCHES
Methodist Episcopal.
There has uesn a good attendance and in
creasing interest of revival work in Hedding
Church Several adult persons have bsen saved,
and the membership has been much quicksned
and aroused Tomorrow will De 8 field day all
along the line. There will be O general testi-
mopy meeting at $50 A. N. At 10 30 A. N. the
Rev. GIascock will preach upon Perfect Love,
What it Is and How TO Cat IT, In the after
noon q revival campaign will be opened in the,
Sunday school At $50 all the young people or
the ths Rev sH'' GIas CO { i.'' ATT 80 p. NJ. he viii preach
upon Danger Signals, to be followed by an
altar service.
M. e. Church closed it fourth week, and the in
terest is by no means ended. These meetings
have been q great success. Over 10 sous nave
professed conversion aad it is expected that be
fore the farewell meeting is concluded, a goodiy
number will be realized.
Tomorrow will be Mr.. Harrigon's last Sunday
with this church. A field day is expected Juoi-
les Servicss will be held all day. The morning
sermon will be on the Baptism OF fire. ser
mon said to be always accompan led ny great
religious feeliag; The usual praise service viii
begin at three O'Clock and the Jubilee sermon
will be preached at half past seven. Next
Thursday night will conclude Mr.. Harrisonis
work in Jersey City. Everybody knows 1t has
been o great success in attendance and result.
Rev. Mr.. Clement OF the Newark Conference,
a former pastor Of the Paiisade NJ. e. Church..
will occupy the pulpit Sunday. 10 place OF the
Rev. Mr.. CraSto.
Rev. Dr.. Atkinson of West Side NJ. e. Church
gave up his pulpit last night to the Rev. Afney
S. Biddle of Summit Avenue United Presoytsr-
ian Church.
The Epworth League of West Side Church
will resume the publication Of its papsr during
April. The little journal is always bright and
we'll worth reading.
Miss A. Hal will lead the Christian Fellowship
me ting in Simpson Church tomorrow morning,
before the usual service. At thai service Miss
Hall will preach, In the evening the Misses Hall
will lead the revival services..
Rev. DIR. D. j.. Lowrie, pastor of Emory M. E..
Church. is conhned TO home. suffering from q
severe attack of sore throat. He will not be
able to resume his duties for several days.
The services at Emory Church tomorrow will
be conducted by three laymen. engineers on the
D. L. w. r. R. They are Messrs. Young.
connected with the Railroad Mems Y. NJ. c. A.
and are very popular speakers.
On March q. the Epworth League Of Hudson
County, will hold a big convention at Emory.
Rev. j. A.. Gutteridge, formerly pastor OF
Grace NJ. E. Church, bus now of Newark will
preach tomorrow evening in James Church,
other Churches.
Rev. j. Lester Wells. assistant pastor of the
Tabernacle. will on March III that place give
an Illustrated lecture upon the Pathology OF
Alcoholism By the aid OF q powerful steriop-
tlcou Mr.. Wells will Illustrate on a large sheet
the dangers of the drinking habit. de "
hopes that soaks, buns. tanks. ct hoe genus
omuse will do him the pleasure of attending.
The Ladies' Physical Culture Class OF the
Tabernacle will give q public entertainment the
first week in March. Miss Biederhase will show
what her pupils have accomplished by the
arduous lessons of the past few weeks.
Rev. J. w. Tfeeu. of Emmanuel Reformed
Episcopal Church, will tomorrow give the ssconl
OF his series of lntere sting addresses. The sub
ject Is Temptation"
Tomorrow evening in the Tabernacle, the
topic of the VI. S. c. E. meeting which will be
led by Rev. J. L.. Scudder is, For what does our
denomination stand.
Rev. DR.. DAVID Mitchell will conduct the IN
ion services in the Tabernacle on Monday even
ing. On Tuesday the services will be led by Rev.
Mr.. Clist.
On Monday evening 10 the South Bergen RI.
formed Church the Rev. S Charles Herr. Pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church, will conduct
The Rev. Peter styker, DID, Thirty. fourth
Street Reformed Church. New YORK City, gaze
an address last night in Sonth Bergen Reformed
The Kings Daughters Of Gresnvilie Reformed
Church are renearsiax for anothsr entertain
meut in aid of the church fund.
The Y. P. S. &. e, Of Central Avenue Re-
formed Church have doae remarkable woik IN
collecting funds for . new organ. Twenty-Five
collections brought in Si43 81, and with the
profits Of the fair. amounting to 1S3i.14, the
fund has now reached the total of 81, lS7. SIS. n
result solely due to the energy of the Young
Peoples Socisty.
1uS lliellDGIb VI knG u e@tDAtICA
of Bayonne will b. treated TO q series OF TAB
leanx on March / and 2 By some of thu members
of this particularly active church.
Mr.. R. w. Wick will on Thur sday next lead
the union services 10 the Free r form ID Church.
Rev. Thee. Heisig will conduct the following
evenings meeting.
BAPTIST.
Rev. Theo. Heisig, of the First. Baptist
Church, will entertain the me n ,ers ot the
Gamma Sigma Society at his residence, No. 44t
Jersey avenue, on February 81. Oh that oc-
casion a paper will be read, and there will
follow a discussion among the pastors who con-
slitute this society. Last week the society met
at D. i. W. Hathaway's house, Van Rsipen
avenue, when the paper for discussion was
''Tbe Limitations of the Waite lmau's Response
bility, . or in Other words what a minister
should do and whas is expsctad OF him.
The Lalies Society Of the Bergen Baptist
Church, viii give a supper on Washington's
Bergen Baptist Church pulpit will be occupied
on Tuesday evening by Rev. VIM ID. Grant,
Pastor of South Bergen Reformed Church.
Rev. d. j. Ellison Of Bergen Baptist Church
will shortly resume his highly interesting Ice
lures on the Holy Land.
Rev. Dr., J. T.. Vine of London will hold fare
be a. 81 ecially arranged musical programme
furnished by a large choir assisted by the Brad
ford trio.
Presbyterian.
The Rev. DIR. j, w. Hathaway of the West
minister Presbyterian Church will exchange
pulpits with the Rev. DR., Herr Of the First
Presbyterian Church. on Emory street, Sunday
morning. In the evening DR.. Hathaway will
preach TO the Knights OF Pythias in his own
church.
The Rev. DR.. David Mitchell tomorrow even
ing is gong TO tell the congregation of the
Mercer Street Church How to- Run a Big
Business on a Small Capital" IN the morning
his text will be about a bird with its wings
clipped.
Miscellaneous.
Mr.. c. c. vredenburgh will speak at the meet.
ing tomorrow morning at the Chrlstiadelphiaa
Society. His subject will! be Rejection OF the
Word of God.
Mr.. c. W. Fisk will take charge of tomorrow
| afternoons meeting OF the Marion Willing
Workers Mission. IL the evening Mr.. VIM.
Young VIII be in charge.
". WI. @. A.
The delegates to the Y. M. C.. A. Convention
held last week in Montclair, will have char ge of
the mems meeting tomorrow afternoon at
T. Nj.
An effort is being made to hold a convention
of all the branches of the Y. N. G. A. in New
Jersey sometime before the closing of the Legis-
lature to advocate the passage of measures IN
which the association is Interested.
Protestant Episcopal.
The gymnasium class of St. Johns Free
Church, on Thursday night hold a public exhib
ilion. Admission was charged and the proceeds
Some surprise was felt among the Pensioners
that DIR. Stoddard would allow the exhibition to
be held in Lent. He said, however, that when
boys work as hard as the gymnasium class did,
he saw do harm in their letting the people see
the result OF their work. 1T is nothing more, =
he sail, than they do every
training night Mr.. Mattocks, their Instructor,
put them through their exercises on ths hori-
zontal and parallel bars and rings. There were
about twenty five people presen mt to enjoy the
avhfbiffnn Nh on,oh - nf rho class -