Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-20
AT THE cHunUHEs ro-moRRow.

Features OF the Services In various
OF the Churches.
The revival interest at the Grace n. e.
church is increasing every night. During
the past week large congregations have
gathered nightly, and many souls have
sought and found the Lord, while the
church has been greatly strengthened A
religious mass meeting will be held to-
night beginning with q praise service at z
O'Clock, with addresses by Rev. h. I.
Cooper and Rev. and Mrs. 1. T. johnson,
the noted revivslists, at O'Clock. All
railroad and shop mon are especially In
vited to this service.
At $50 o'clock Sunday morning a praise
service will be held; at 1880 the pastor
will speak on the "Wsnderer's Returning
Home" and at 1880 . sermon will be
preached to laboting men on "The Son
of the Carpenter, the Working Mans
Friend"
THE MINISTER'S MEETING.
The united ministers meeting will hold
their regular session next Monday morn
ing at 1O:45 at the Center church chapel.
The Rev. DR.. McLsne will present paper
on "Morslity and Taxation" All minis
ters are invited.
AT TAYLOR CHURCH.
The Rev. W. T. Hutchins of Indian
Orchard, Mass, will preach at the Taylor
church, corner Shelton avenue and Divi-
sion street, q series of sermons on 1.-THE
Sign of the Prophet JONAH" beginning
with Sunday morning next, also Sunday
evening and Tuesday and Thursday even
ings. All are welcome.
MEMORIAL SERMON.
A union service will be held in the Con.
gregational church, Westville, on Sunday
morning, January 81, at which Rsv. W
McNicholI, pastor of the II. E. church, will
preach memorial sermon on the late Rev
James L: willard, D. D.
KPWoRrH N. Z. CHURCH
The revival services which have beer
held In the Epworth church during tn.
past two weeks have been s'gnally blessed
of God. The altar services have beer
| crowded with church members and seek
ers for full salvation and quite number o.
unconverted persons have found Christ a.
| their personal Savior. The services will
be continued every evening the coming
week save Saturday evening. On Sunda,
| afternoon at 8 o'clock grand mass meet
| ing will be held and the people of New Ha
ven are cordially invited to come and hea
the earnest evangelistic worker, R9v. l.
johnson of Oxford, Mass.
| ATCALvARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
Mr.. T. D. Roberts, superintendent o
the Boston Industrial home, will tell tn
story of his conversion at Calvary BAptis
| church Sunday evening. Horsemen vii
/ ho Int {ad n hot ho has To
AT THE ROOMS OF THE Y. M. C. A.
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock at tn
rooms of the Young Mems Christian assc
citation, 7l3 Chapel street, Rev. F. A. N
Brown will give an address to young mer
All young men will be welcome. Thos
who like to sing will enjoy the song servie
which is held at 3:45.
Young mems meeting at 8 o'clock th
evening to which all are invited.
Service at the jail at $50 O'Clock Sunda
morning. Visitors are welcome.
THE CITY MISSIONS.
At City Mission hall, Court and Stat
streets. the services tomorrow will be
follows: Sunday school, with pastors Bib
class for adults, at 9 q. M, closing in tin
for morning service at the churches; sfte
noon service Of the praying band (R. n
G. ~ at O'Clock; evening service
1880 O'Clock, with singing led by orchestl
for first quarter of an hour; regular servit
one hour, followed by after-meeting. tt
address tomorrow evening will b. by N
William w. Dornan of Somerville, Mass
a member of the senior claes in Yale sem
nary. MesttDgs elso, as usual, every evel
ing of the week.