The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-26
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Refarmed Church,

Union avenue Presbyterian Church, East
the pastor. Rev. Dr.. Brett, in the Ber-
gen Reformed Church, tomorrow morn
ing, at eleven o'clock: The Rev. Charles
Liverpool, England. will preach in the
Bergen Reformed Church in the evening,
at 10. Mr.. Aked's sermons are his own
but his quotations illumine and enforce
the products of his own mind. the con-
is frank and outspoken to the point of
peril for one SO young, but his daring
frankness and bold unreserve reveal his
hearers to believe that his words are the
natural and necessary clothing of his
a a4ul; is BY n fpnyiesiHH and q social symp aeform Mr.
His book, as it's title-"Changing Creeds
and Social struggles'-spggests in it
energetic contest against the vices Of
Liverpool.
Protestant Episcopal.
Rev, E. L. %Stoddard. of St. Johns
Church, read on THURSDAY. night a lee
Cross. The succeeding lectures will be:
oesoaer S =; eR%S5sSiali NoagCs onsStsarnftiin oMes7
The lectures begin at eight O'Clock, and
are held in st. Johns Chapel. Summit
avenue.
The annual bazaar of st. Marks
Church will be held at the end of No
vernber. The stands will be beauti-
fully decorated and covered with an in
Vulnerable variety of useful and orna-
mental articles. The ladies' of the church
are taking a lively interest in its sue
cess.
The Stephens Club and st. Lawrence
League, in connection with ST. Marks
Church, Jersey avenue, have reassembled
for winter work: The young people, are
evincing great interest in the work.
Meshodist Episcopal.
The special revival services continue in
the Emory M. E. Church with good, re-
suits. Tomorrow morning at $3.50 a love
feast will be held. At 1000 A. N. a cxl-
dren's service will beheld, and the pastor
will preach a short sermon to the chill
drsn an and % another ct t to tont the ser adults will, he
held. Miss Grace Fitzgerald, of New
The Brooklyn E~yangelists, who have
ing churches of Brooklyn and other
cities, will conduct an old Fashioned re
Church, near Five Corners. Rev: D. Hal
leron, pastor, tomorrow evening. y is
expected that a very g large S congregation w911 lon
suit from this their first visit to Jersey
pulpit tomorrow evening in St Paurs
bright taiker. will occupy Pastor. Eakins'
Church. Third street; He vii deliver a
the morning, Rev. VIM. Eakins will
preach on the subject. Lend a Hand"
Baptist.
In Summit Avenue Baptist Church
on Thursday evening the Executive Com
mittee of the Christian Endeavor Socie-
ties met to discuss the proposition for
holding concerted evangelistic meetings
throughout the county next February.
In Parmlv Memorial Church. on Grove
street. on Thursday evening, the Ladies
Social Circle CAV n of their always
delightful entertainments. The ladies
Observation-Disclosures Miller. Sears. Smyth,
Bush Laws. Ru Ton, Hoff. Campbell,
Plass and Baker. and Misses Outwater,
Forster. Rouse, Farrier. Park, Davies
a and Ro so1ps N ms Miss pr Smma Ro inslud4c
vocal solo by Miss Friend; historical
sketch of the church bv Miss Aida Out
water: water: vocal solos by Miss Rosie
Circle, by. Miss Davies, recitation, Miss
Dorothy Alvoter; recitation, Miss Annie
Bush. Miss Rouse read the Seeretary's
report and Mrs. Miller told of the en-
couraging condition of the circles fnan-
ces. Miss Robertson also gave a selec-
ton on the a%utoiarp.
other Churches.
Rev. W. H. Scudder. brother of Rev.
TABERNACLE tomorrow evening on the
topic, rs Unity Possible Among the
brother. is a forcible and attracting
undoubtedly be extremely interesting.
In the First Universalist Church, SUM
nit avenue and Ivy place, tomorrow
morning; Roy A. r. Wright Of Bro9k3
IN the service by Rev. Alice e. Wright.
In the evening Rev. e. H, Vail. the pas
tor. will resume his intensely interesting
and Instructive series of addresses on
Sacred Literature. Tomorrow evenings