Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-06
AT THE cHUnCHKs.

AT XkAM OApAAOnncs New members to be Added in Many Of the ChurcheA-GenefAl News or the Places of Worship-Pfaise Ser. vices-special serv1ee-ssDemonstra ton Day.o | Tomorrow morning at the first Baptist church the New Years communion service will be observed and new members will be received. Iu the evening the pastors sub ject will be "The Last Word" Special meetings will be held every night during the coming week.
 NOTED EvANaKLIsT TO SPEAK.
 A Roodly number of new members will be received into the membership of the Epworth church tomorrow morning, and the successful evangelist, Rev. I. T. John son, will make stirring addresses at both the morning and evening services. The meetings will probably continue through out tho month of January, and everybody Is invited to attend the services.
 ST. PATRIcK's PARISH.
 All the members of St. Pasrick's parish are invited. to attend the public meeting which will be held in the school hall, on Wallace street, tomorrow, at 12 o'clock, for the purpose of completing arrange ments for the formation of the next coun- ell of the Catholic Benevolent Legion.
 NEW YEARS PRAISE SERVICE.
 Sunday evening, January ?, the quartet of the Dwight place church will give New Years praise service. The quartet ia composed of the following singers: Miss Hodkinson, soprano; Miss Northrop, con- tralto; MT. Woodstock, tenor; Mr. Seviere, bass. -
 Miss Banta, the well-known soprano. of New York, has also been engaged and will assist in the following program:
 FestissTe Bean in BasE The Test PilgrimSsoplano E1 solo Adam
 o MISS Banta. 's Miss HsdIinsoD MT. woodstcck and Mr 'sevisre, T 1,r.,,,. Miss Bsnts. u.,.,
 Miss Northrop and Mir Seviere.
 foSsnd William assasii oieanist and ,cioirma.ssr. OF SPECIAL INTEREST. A service of peculiar interest will be held in the Universalist church on Orange street on Sunday morning. It is called AoLaOASs1osAoa AhyS oho ~ AS AoHSo ehou all who at any time have been regular at tendants at that church and are still living in New Haven, and all who In any way sympashize with the Universalist faith, will attend. The new chorus choir will render . special program of music, and the pastor, Rev. Charles ConklIn, will preach upon the subject: "What the Universalist Faith is to Me-"
 At the evening service of the same day @ | series of special religious services will be inaugursted. During the week the pastor | will be assisted by the following eminent l ministers of the denomination; Monday, Rev. W. s. Perkins of Meriden; Tuesday, Rev. E 0. Bolles, D. D., of New York; Wednesday, Rev. J. Coleman Adams, D. D., of Brooklyn; Thursday. Rev. O. E. Smith Dodge of Stamford. These services will begin at 7:30 p. m., and everyone is invited to attend.
 CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION.
 The annual meeting of the Daughters of the King, of the Church of the Ascension, was held at the residence of Mrs. L. A. Kimberly, 92 Ward street, Thursday even- ing, and the following officers were chosen: Mrs. Beers, president; Miss Bell, vice pres- ident, Mrs. Lyons resigned; Miss Flaherty, l treasurer; Miss Maxine, secretary.
 The report of the secretary was read and accepted. The work of the Daughters the past year has been very satisfactory. Early in February the Parish Aid society is to give an entertainment and hold @ sale st Trinity parish rooms on Temple street. REV. W. M zuMBRo TO SPEAK. l At o'clock Sunday afternoon at the rooms of the Young Mems Christian asso- ciation Rev. W. M Zumbro will give an address to young men. All will be vel. come. The song service held every Sun- day at 3:45 is much enjoyed by those who join in 1t
 This evening at o'clock the young mems prayer meeting is held. Every man is in. l vited as these services are not for mem bere alone az some have supposed.
 Service at the jail at 9:30 o'clock Sun day morning. Visitors welcome.
 GRACE II E CHURCH.
 The services at this church will beglr Sunday morning with love feast ct 9:30 A number of members will be bap.iz ( and received into the church at 10:3O. IT the evening the revival services will bt continued and a sermon preached or "With or Without God. Which9" THE CITY MISSIONS. The speaker to morrow evening at City Mission hall, Court and State streets, will be Mr. G. D. Wilder of the senior class ir Yale seminary, who is expecting on grad uation to enter the foreign missionary service in China. Besides the evening service at this hall there are two othel services on Sunday, open to all-the Sun day school, with the pastors Bible clasi for adults, at 9 a. m., and the meeting oi the praying band, at 4 p. m. Meetingt also as usual every evening of the week. AT THE CHURCH OF THE RKDEEMKR
 Tomorrow ct the Church of the Re deemer the sacrament of the Lords supps, will be administered and members received at the close of the morning service. h the evening Dr. Phillips subject will be- "Give me thy heart" Following Is the musical program:
 Prelude-Laiehette- -second symphony.....
 Anthcm.Bienedicins. in fiat: Haven, Flynn gI"FaF S...i F5om My Thoughts" .aopnos Response-"Create in Me Clean Heart"...
 ofertory."Thereisi Beautiful Home on Anthea-aHear Me, Father Msrcadante Postlude-Finale-second Symphony, Beethoven NO UNITARIAN SERVICES.
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