Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-27
AT THE oHURCHRs,
Features OF the Religious Servic,
To.Morrow.Osher Notes.

AT THE ChUk8CkzB9s --- 49, |
Features of the Relieiou. Services
To.Morrow-Other Notes. Ia
DR.. Phillips will resume his pulpit In the
)hurch Of the Redeemsr tomorrow preach I
ng beth morning and evening. The even
ng subject will be "The Waste of Life"
Following is the musical program:
Asssss s H'i IL Watching over
Hy%s slsolhs Day i; Gently shining assss.0.n
Gloria fstri.EisSth tone .arssori.a
Response "saviour Breathe an Evening
Thou iT;ooiest Upon
Anths@-;iUjiniiioid ye Portals tRsds%p.
postiude-March in
swKDKNBoRa.
By the request of some of our interested
oltizsns the Rev. John O. Aver of Brook
Ign, N. Y, will lecture tomorrow Sun
day. evening on 1.-THE Philosophical As.
poets of Swedenborg's Doctrine of Core
spondsncs" at Sons Of Temperance hall,
room ID Insurar - building, at 7:S0. Free
to all. The lecture is under the auspices |
OF the New Church society. \
KPwoRrH z CHURCH.
progress in the Epworth n. E. church
during the past three weeks will close with
the farewell services to Rev. and Mrs. I.
7. johnson Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
The meetings during the past week, with
the exception of stormy Wednesday even
ing, have been largely attended and many
seekers of Christ have bowed at the altar
for prayers. The pastors and members of
sister churches have aided their Methodist
brethren by their attendance upon the
services, and the outlook for q large num-
Der of accessions to the churches Is very
bright. Persons living in all parts of the
city have attended the services, and quite
large number have prof. ssed to have ex-
perienced q change of heart.
Evangelist johnson has been loyalty sup
ported by the pastor and members of Ep-
worth church, and the singing of Mrs. I.
T. johnson has been q wonderful inspire
ton throughout the entire series Of ser
vices.
At the great religious mass meeting
which will be held at 8 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon 1t Is expected that the pastors
and members of the sister churches will
cooperate heartily in the services. The
good Baptist deacon, g. M. Morse of Put
nam, Conn, Is expected to aid in the Sun
day services.
REVIVAL AT A. n. z. ZION.
The revival services in the A. N. e Zion
church, Foote street, has been wonderfully
successful. Fifteen or twenty have been
brought "from darkness to light" during
the week. Bishop Walters is Q powerful
preacher, and great revivalist and help
| to the pastor in leading the meetings. He
will preach Sunday afternoon and conduct
the altar work at the close of the preach
ing services. Public invited.
PRAISE SERVICE AT FIRST N n. CHURCH.
To morrow evening, at 1880, another of
the monthly services of praise will be
given at the First N. e. church. The
program willincluds hymns and responsive
readings by the congregation and an sd-
dress by the pastor. Rsv. W. g. Williams,
D. D, subject, 'Salvstion," and the fol
lowing music by the quartet:
God shs W!ps axay Ali Tear: Dnoisy y svs
"Aow Long Wilt Thou Forget, Ne, Lord'1
81 viii Never Leave .oti.
| Everyone cordially invited to be present
III AID OF TEMPERANCE.
The Beveridges, temperance vocslistI
from Nebraska, with Allen B. Lincoln
editor of the New England Home, al
speaker, will be at Pyramid hall, corner o.
State street and Hins place, this evening
and conduct the O'Clock Y. NJ G. A
mems meeting Sunday and gospel tenn
perancs meeting at Calvary Baptism churcl
Sunday evening. The Westerly Tribune
says of them: 1.-THE speakers clear, calm
definite and logical arraignment of tn
: liquor traffic met with hearty applause.
| was q master argument, handled in kin(
and courteous manner. Mr.. Lincoln Is in
deed q master workman that needeth no
to be ashamed The singing of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Bevsridge was superb"
AT HUMPHREY STREET CHURCH.
Program for music at evening servic
Humphrey street. church:
Organ preIcds-"Evening".. ............... Due
sssponse" M %9nno
a ouartesN"sun Of NV Soni; Csnsd
Anthem-"aark, Hsrt MY Soul. ........: sh.lle
onert0ry aolo- T1ss G f9s+'sss sulliva
, Quartet-"Now abe Day Is Over" -. William
| Organ prelude-"Triumphal March,. Cost
TEMPERANCE BKvKRIDaKs AT THE Y N 4
, Sunday afternoon at o'clock Mr.. an,
Mrs. &C. Bsveridge, the famous Nebrssk
? vooal!sts, who have lately drawn such lsrR
audiences and aroused SO much enthusiasm
, in Massachusetts,, will be present and ain,
at the meeting of the Young Mems Chris
tian association at the rooms, 718 Chspe
> street. An address will be given by Allei
, B. Lincoln of the New England Home
All men will be welcome, Preparation
: have been made to accommodate the lsrg
II number who are expected at the meeting
This evening at s O'Clock the younl
: mems prayer nesting will be held, Il
| which all are invited.
Services at the jail at $40 O'Clock Sunds,
morning. Visitors will be admitted.
GRACE N. K.
Revival services have been he'd at thi
:: church during the month, resulting in tn
general and thorough quiokening of tn,
church and the conversion of many souls