The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-07
SUNDAY IN CITY CHURCHES
4 DIGEST OF THE SERVICES IN
 V1RIOUS PIRTS OF THE CITY.

DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH.
 At Dwight Place church yesterday morning the sermon was preached by the pastor Rev. pr, Twitchell, from the text, Isa. 4S;1O, "Ye are my witnesses, saith the Lord. and my servants whom have chosen; that ye may know and believe Me and understand that I am He; before Me there was no God form ed, neither shall there be after me"
 The program for the evening services was as follows:
 Organ prelude.
 Anthem-Benedictus ....Field Response-Lord Have Mercy .... Field offertory solo-One Sweetly Solemn
 Thought. .,......... Ambrose Responsive reading-Selection 51, page
 9S.
 Ancient creed-"I believe in God"
 Minister-The Lord be with you,
 Congregation-and with thy spirit Prayer-Congregat ton seated. Responses
 O Lord show Thy mercy unto us,
 And grant us Thy salvation.
 O God make clean our hearts,
 And take not Thy holy spirit from Hymn-4S0 Youths Privilege. ....
 .................Co .Congfegatlo Address-"Something About Young
 Men"-Assistant pastor. Offertory. Hymn-456 Youths Challenge. ".....
 ...a. .............. Congregation Prayer. ,.......... .... .Choir-Amen
 Congregation seated. Benediction.
 At 7:30 this evening the mems associa- tion of the church will give a reception in the parlors to all members of the church and congregation with their friends. A pleasing program of both in- tellectual and material refreshments may be expected. The topic for the de- votional meeting tomorrow evening will be Progress in the Christian Life
 HOWARD AVE. CONG. CHURCH.
 This week the Church News enters upon it's fifth year. fne paper was started in October, 1891. The paper starts off this week enlarged to twice its original size. This paper is edited and managed by the pastor, Rev. w. J. Mutch.
 Last evening Rev. J. w. Martin of Springfield made an interesting address in favor of systematic effort in the neighborhood to promote Christian brotherhood
 The harvest concert of the Sunday school will be given October 13. The committee, under the leadership of Joel B. Foote, is at work in the prepara- ton for it.
 The church delegates to the conven- tion of Christian workers are MT. G. H. Buttricks, Mrs. J. H Lee, Mrs. w. J. Mutch, Mrs. F. D. Wiley.
 The pastor expects to attend the na- tional council at Syracuse next week, leaving New Haven on Wednesday. He is delegate from the New Haven West conference, having been appointed with pr. Phillips last year.
 AT ST. PAUL's.
 Large congregations attended St. PauPs yesterday. Rev. John Campbell, assistant rector, preached in the morn ing in the absence of the rector, Rev. E. $. Lines, who is at the Episcopal convention now being held in Minneap- olis, Minn.
 Rev. George W. Phillips, rector of St. James church, Westville, preached in the evening.
 The regular meeting of the Daughters of the King will be held this afternoon in the parish house. The guild will ms ct at o'clock, and all the young people connected with the church are cordially invited The parochial society will hold the regular weekly meeting Wednes- day afternoon at 415. The Friday even ing services and lecture will begin next Friday at 7:30 o'clock.
 SUNDAY SERVICES AT YALE. The regular morning services in Bat tell chapel yesterday were conducted by Rev. Prof. Purser of Princeton, who has been one of the most entertaining speakers at the Northfield students conference for several years. Dr. Pur- ser also spoke at the general religious meeting in Dwight hall yesterday after noon on Bible Study" telling how this may best be done, and pointing out the advantages to be derived therefrom After the morning service in the chapel class prayer meetings were held in Dwight hall, and the subject for all the classes was Our Duties to the Christi the references on the subject being John xiv, IA; Rev. ii, 10, and Cor ii, 6, '. The music rendered at chapel was as follows:
 Prelude
 Muestosa.
 Pin Moto, from Sonata. Merkel POStlude.
 ROLL CALL AT EPWORTH M. E.
 CHURCH.
 At Epworth M. E. church yesterday morning the annual roll call was held, a large number responding. Three new members were taken in by letter and two on probation. The pastor, Rev. MT. Griffin, as usual, delivered ser monette to children, after which com munion was held.
 Heir to the Throne is Worse.
 Berlin, Oct. 6.-The health of the