The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-20
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Methodist Episcopal.

The Rev. John Krantz is up TO the neck in prepar-
ations for next weeks revivals in Trinity Church,
He says that he is trying to collect a chorus choir
to lead the singing. Tomorrow morning there Will
there will be a praise service and a young peoples
meeting at $50 +. M. Following the evening service
Mr.. Thomas Harrison will take charge of the altar
work.
The Rev. j. c. jackson will preach at tomorrow's
services In Hedding Church. During the week there
will be the usual meetings, and probably one to ar;
The Rev. William Eakins of st. Pauls Church will
Sin" The evenings subject IS THE Valley Of Dry
Bones.n
has been requested to repeat the series of picture
sermons delivered by him a year ago. Dr.. Gates. be-
try and physiology. During his sermons last year
he introduced many interesting scientific expert
ments illustrating important points in his discourse
and at the same time giving his hearers an insight
The Rev. NJ. S. MCGOWAN, Pastor of Linden Avenue
Church, will tomorrow evening talk upon a"stTanges
disobedience At the mornings service his subject
will be "Higher Christian Life"
The week of revival services at the Lafayette M. E.
Church has proved highly successful. DC. Halli-
mond of the Salvation Army assists the Pastor, the
several converts. The services will be held tomor-
row evening in the church; the week night services
The Rev: J; ". Daily Of Centenary Church. lis
said san Will prrs apon,e, a lecture sot'ate on = the the = holy ! III aan q f9 q
of the church fund.
ing interest. The Pastor, DR.. Lowrie, has a band Of
Yoke Fellows who are doing a great deal Of sue
CeSSIul WOTk III Lit way 4 ulStTtDuIiOu. IItG6
will be special revival services tomorrow morning
and evening. At the evening service two new hymns
a Mli "T { sae Sd Z o ak po BBucIet s41es The n singing VIII Viii be
ACCOMPANIED ssda by organ, eof n violin and piano. ;ro
there viii be speeial, services and music for the
morning on Rolling the Stone Away"
Protestant Episcopal.
The Rev. George S. Bennitt will, on Tuesday even.
ing, January %, toll the Mems Guild of Grace Church
bian Exposition. The lecture will take place in the
parish hall on Erie street and will be Illustrated by
a stereopticon. DR.. Bennitt is a charming lecturer,
and his talk on the Wonders Of the White City, in
Guiding the Midway Plaisance, will be well worth
On tuesday, February 6, DIR. Bennitt will lecture
In st. Johns Free Church, Summit avenue, on
Thursday evening, there will be an organ concert,
conducted by Mr.. Moritz E. Schwartz, Assistant Or
This afternoon and evening in St. Paul's Church
on Duncan avenue there will be a cake sale the pro
eeeds of which go towards ~repleting the church
on Tuesday evening next at Mrs. Minnegan'sh house,
corner Of Barrow and Wayne street, the Young PEG
pies Guild Of St Matthews Church will tender a re
have been given last week; but Mr.. Mock was too
the guild selected thai day for the event. Their re
Spected p ! wiz preach zach, his last sermon ION on on
charge, take a long rest in the South.
The Rev. J: 7. Grove win take Dr.. Bennitt's place
being septuagesima there win be be a specially ar
ranged musical service.
Baptist.
Inc kew. T.. WOelIkln OF the North BapIlSC C0ufcQ
viii conduct tomorrow afternoons gospel meeting
in the Opera House atfour P. NJ. There will be no
s somethins Il the box boz % def isetS e4 9,sRDsee the p po.
moters Of this admirable work won't feel offended,
hold a special service on Friday evening. February2
This date is Christian Epdsayor pay, and it will be
will be songs, solos and addresses from prominent
Last night there Was an election of Officers of the
Young Mems Missionary League of North Baptist
John g. Inwrlght. President; George i. Morgan, Vice
Presidents; Frank Smith, Corresponding Secretary;
L'Hommedieu, Financial Secretary, and J. Albert
Rev. John +. Vine, DID,, of New York city. will
preach in Bergen Baptist, Church at both services.
service, at which there viii be music furnished by
the church choir. aided by the Bradford Trio of
New York city.
Presbyterian.
The revival week in the Scotch Presbyterian
Church, on Mercer street. terminated last night most
satisfactorily and it is thought expedient to extend
David Mitchell will talk of Ruth" and in the even
ing will deliver a genrral sermon ON disasters and
John Knox Church has completed its revival week
and some new members have been added to the
church roll. Rev. Thos, Houston win preach at to-
niorrow's services.
In the series of lectures to be given in the First
Presbyterian Church Hamilton Mabie will be one of
the lecturers.
other Churches.
The Rev. j. w. Treen of Emmanuel Reformed
false aud True Religion and the Pastor will make
his topic exceedingly interesting.
avenue VIII hold. IN addition to its regular afternoon
service tomorrow, a song service. The Rev. john
Campbell will address the meeting.
In the Tabernacle tomorrow evening an address
with stereopticon views WILDE given by the Assis-
tant Pastor, the Rev. j. Lester Wells, on the valley
Of the Congo The audience will traverse with the
pictures a thousand miles up the Congo into the
heart of Central Africa, and through the canibal dis
tricts, showing the habits and customs of the be-
nighted tribes. He will show the discoveries OF
livingston and Stanley. also the power of the Gospel
as seen in the missionary work in the darkest
Africa.
Messrs. Maxwell Cunningham, Bross, Thompson
and DR.. Ferry, from New York City, are expected TO
address the meeting TO be held atthe Willing Work
ers' Mission, Marion, tomorrow evening, In the
afternoon there will be the usual song and praise
service.
and a student OF the Bible, will tell the members of
the Christadelphia Mission tomorrow what the Book
OF Job means.
The Rev. q. w. Merritt, D. D., will occupy DR..
scudder's pulpit IN the Tabernacle tomorrow morn