The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-14
AMONG 4 CHURCHES.

The Rev. E. O. butcher, who will tomorrow
Grace Church, Marion, where he passed a long term.
Excellent aS q { nRtSmiSaaTnSetoofi Keep the Church alive. - :
Linden Avenue Church has had a black eye from
the beginning. Its history since the new church
was built has been anything but Harmonious
Iacser5n Il, and ID Fss So 5saloa 81 It's q tro msnoers' unfor-
The Rev. John Krantz OF Trinity Church was 9
strong c a did reea 1OF c the pessiain Ha aal tbs nIdn Of of
making q fifth district In the conference, gone
through, the hgstling pastor Of Trinity would have
The Rev. VIM. Eakins of St. Pauls will have the
this is THE third timeI come to. you.n MI. Eakins
expected to be transferred, but somehow the
where he has done SO much good and noble work.
The Rev. Alfred Evans OF New York will preach
congregation will have the pleasure of hearing a
very earnest man.
tomorrow evening at halfpast six o'clock.
When the Rev. DR.. N. L. Gates was asked at the
e oop bishop th MnesG I ne need Ga q ii sR,1g more oe tesp Pacs.b Dr. Dr..
Gates enters his third year as pastor of Grace
The Rev. Daniel Halleron of Simpson Church is
the personification Of discretion; Only for his tact
tain elderly layman and a pastor. both OF Jersey
City, at the last day OF the conference.
Protestant Episcopal.
Az THE NEWS said recently, Bishop Starkey has
been invited to attend a conference in London in
July of all Anglican churches. The Primate OF Eng
ed, and will take with him several of the clergy and
iaity OF his diocese.
be held in May next and In Trinity Church, Newark.
Among the subjects to be discussed is the never
meetings. The result every Clergyman knows. The
ladies viii not be permitted to take part in these
Tomorrow evening, in Grace Church, Erie street.
the Rev. DR.. @. S. Bennitt will talk to the young
people.
The vestrymen and wardens of Grace Church,
Greenvilie, are considering a scheme TO raise the
barn and q splendid place Q rdraughts.
There will be no changes in the ~rectories of Jersey
G SaSs' a IN The ne s case of Grace ' Church, ereenViiie's PPsaas-
tor. the Rev. G. D.. Chapman. He may ask for a
The Ladies' Society Of St. Matthew's Church con.
tempiated a bazaar to raise the requisite funds for
= Iny member OF Isl. Matthew's Church who doesn't
know what to do with his or her old cuffs. should
Gentleman has a plan Of Transformation Which he
says 3 really, wonderful. OF course the work is for
miscellaneous.
The annual supper or rerreshment evening for the
young men Of the Peoples Palace will take place In
4 series of gospel sermons and Prophetic Lee
tures,v will be begun in the Seventh Day Adventist
C sneaEin,e u 81 sSe Course nsxs w says:-.A Lssts Dere has Been
much said Of late concerning the doctrines OF the
S Sesea the Day and ais Know no Sg Sn9s q VIVA what S sSsy t asss.
and as q spirit OF earnest inquiry has been mani
and lectures for the benent 81 those who are hon.
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a very interesting lecture will be delivered at
Union Hall, corner Grove and Fourth streets, to-
morrow morning. at $50, by Mr.. @. G. vredenburgh,
OF this city. The subject Is. 1.-THE Second Coming of
Christ to the Earth; Why the People Need His
Presence" This lecture should be of interest to all
who believe the Scr1ptural truth concerning the per-
sonal appearing Of Christ among men once more.
Seats free and no collection.
The ladies assigned to deliver the Christian En-
deavor topics during April in the Tabernacle are
mont and Miss A. Wright.
Public meetings VIII be held ct ne Salvation