The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
AMONG q CHURCHES.
Presbyterian, N.

The Kew. DAVID Mltcnell OF the scotch
Church and the Rev. Henry c. Cronin
of the Second Presbyterian will exchange
pulpits tomorrow morning.
The first anniversary OF the organiza-
ton of the Junior Society of Christian
Endeavor. connected with the Scotch
Presbyterian Church, will be celebrated
on Thursday next.
AT the First Presbyterian Church (Em-
DRY street, tomorrow morning a large
| number of new members will be received
IN connection with the administration of
| prelude will be on 'sSt. Martin of Tours"
Missionary Vignettes MO. 2. and the
text Of the sermon will be, Give Us this
Day Our Daily Bread From ESQ to s
P. M, DR.. Pearce will play the follow
ng:-
Grand Finale, "Gotterdarnmerung,'..
Fantastic de Concert, "Titania"....
Allegro con faoco On A minoo;;9.s
"Wanderstunden" (No. 2 of SO). =. Heller
Lullaby, 'Cnild's Ilay".,.. n...Pearce
communion fer the last time to the menu
bers of the Scotch Presbyterian Church
on Sunday, April 4. On Sunday, April
%, he will deliver his farewell sermon.
on April % a farewell soiree will be
rendered the retiring pastor by his on
gregation., An elaborate musical pro-
Brewster. AT tbs. conclusion Of the en-
tertainment refreshments will be served.
Many admirers OF the Rev. David
Mitchell are DESTROYS of having him pre-
| pare a memorial volume of his rmon
DR.. Mitchells contain many solid, sub
stantial truths, and a volume of them
as well as Instructive. DR.. Mitchell GER
tainly could leave to his many friends in
Jersey City no better remembrance than
such a volume.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor Of Westminster Presbyterian
Church held its Essay Night last evening
were: Miss Blanche Gray and Mr.. e. H.
Ridgeway. Mss Gray read a well written
paper on Church Support" and Mr..
Ridgeway- took for his subject obstacles
Rev. DR.. Henry Jessups, of Syria, spoke
on missionary work at the prayer meet
ing in Westminster Church last Wednes-
day evening.
x delegation from the Newman Home
Mission will tell OF the Home work before
the congregation Of Westminster Church,
Reformed.
The monthly service of song will be
| given In the Bergen Reformed Church
tomorrow evening. The Rev. DR.. Searle
WI; preach, and the musical selections
fore Easter. The programme is as fol-
Organ prelude from .'stabat Mater"
Anthem, 80 Saving Victim" .Tours
Lords Prayer
S StoF,a ra'f HE Was Despised. .MandeI
offertory. There is a Green Him. :
Absorption. cast Thy Burden" iEiio
]ah)........ 80. ....... Mende'ssohn
Choir; Miss J. Hallenpsck; soprano;
Mss MISS M M1 " alf f. R mr., R. n W; Smith nd',is
r. Dressler, organist and director.
The communion will be administered ar
the Park Reformed Church tomorrow
rvry,r rN rn ~ n md in fhn nNarn 4hnraH Mill h.
che Usual popular service with congrega-
itaolal singing. The music will be as fol-
lows
Prelude@Organ and viol.n........Verdit
Anthem-'aThe Story of the Cross.
Ofertory-Tenor solo, Come Unto
= Mr.. Albert ingiee.
Hymns suitable ET s. Sa@nunio Day
Prelude-~Fel:x Cuipa," from organ, VIC
A VT ana nlaaha Shove .Donissssl
Oferbory-BaSs solo. What Majesty.
- w; E Williams
Gospel Hymns for choir and congrega-
Hymn for Boy Choir and Chorus.
Methodist Episcopal.
The New England supper recently held
in the Hedding M. E. Church by the La
dies Aid Society was a splendid success,
and exceeded the most %sanguine expec-
tations eff the committee. A goodly sum
was realized for the church fund.
been pastor of Hsdding Church for three
| years, the congregation have lost none
Of their love for him. and desire that
he remain with them another year. In
consequence of this the lay delegates to
the Conference were instructed to- use
their utmost endeavor to have him again
| assigned to Hedding Church.
The Rev. David Carlo, who Occupied DIR.
Jackson's pulpit on Sunday last, made
a most favorable impression on the con-
| g~regation, and many expressed a desire
to hear him again.
The regular weekly prayer meetings
| at Hedding Church have greatly increas-
ed in attendance. a recent innovation is
| jeot for the prayer meeting, thus giving
those who attend an opportunity to make
| themselves thoroughly acquainted with
the subject to be discussed.
Holy communion will be administered
in Centenary NJ. g.. Church tomorrow
| morning. In the evening Charles Ben
| nett, a student in Drew Theological
Seminary, will preach on Courageous
| Profession"
Although attending the conference at
| Tottenville, S. /. the Rev. u. Richardson,
| the pastor Of the First M. E. Church.,
HobDken, VIII occupy his pulpit to-mor-
The First Methodist Church will OBJ
| serve Palm Sunday. The church has
been prettily decorated and the pastor
will make an address appropriate to the
8 Tuesday exening a home reception