The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-08-10
NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
FEATURES OF THE RELIGIOUS SER.
VICES TO-MORR0W.

FICES IO-MOhhVH'
At DIR. Twtchcn's Church-Rev. j, II.
James to Speak at the city Missions Han
Two Popular Former New Haven Pas
tors, Rev. Dr. Pattison and Rev. MIR. Sam
son-A German Lutheran Mission to BE
Opened Mt Pyramid HalI-Rev. DIR. San
ford at the First M. T. Church.
Rev. Dr. Twitchell of the Dwight
Place church is spending his vacation
around the great lakes, and will go
up into the Canadian lake region. The
assistant pastor. Mr.. Osborne, is in
charge of the church work during
DR.. Twitchell's absence
AT CITY MISSION HALL.
Rev. J. H. James, secretary of the
Connecticut Temperance union, will
speak at the City Mission hall to-mor-
row evening. Mr.. Hays will conduct
the Sunday school in the morning. The
meetings on Monday and Wednesday
evenings will be conducted by the
Young Peoples societies of the Ep-
worth Methodist and Calvary Baptist
churches. respectively.
AT CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
1t will give great pleasure to hun
dreds to hear the Rev. Mr.. Samson
again. He is one Of the well remem-
bered and most popular former pastors
of this church. He is to occupy his old
pulpit here Sunday after next and the
Sunday following. Tomorrow at this
church prominent Baptist clergyman
of New York will preach at Calvary
Baptist, Rev. Mr.. Saunders, pastor of
Madison avenue church.. He is a speak
er and preacher of much influence.
GERMAN LUTHERAN MISSION.
| August II and afterwards regular
divine services will be held every Sun
day at Pyramid hail. corner State street
and Hine Place. The services, begin
ming at 3 p. m.,. will be conducted in
the German language by Rev. E. Fl.
Fisher of Zion Luthern church.
AT UNITED CHURCH
Rev. Mr. Miles breaches at this
church tomorrow morning. The Sun
day school is discontinued until Sep
| TENDER, owing to the heat and the alb
sence of so many of the members in
the country and elsewhere.
| PROF. PATTISON IN TOWN.
The eloquent and accomplished speak
| er, Rev. Il. HARDWOOD Pattison. professor
of homiletics in the Rochester Theo-
logical seminary and well known in this
city, will preach at the Hope Baptist
church on Sunday. During his stay
in this city he will be the guest OF
Dean Francis Wayland. He has a
warm personal interest In Hope church
as it is an offshoot of the First Bautist
church of which DR.. Pattison is a for
mer pastor. The Hope mission was
started in the days when DR.. Pattison
was in great demand as public speak
er at our local events of note, when sta
toned here, and the New Haven cham
Der Of commerce secured him to speak
at one of its banquets the result being
as anticipated, that a very brilliant
diverting and instructive address was
given by this gifted speaker.
EPWORTH M e. CHURCH.
The people Of Epworth M E. church
are greatly pleased with their pastor
who more than meets the high anticipa
tions formed of him from his previous
fine record as pastor and speaker.
AT FIRST M. E. CHURCH.
Rev. G. P. Masden, D. D., the pastor
will preach at the regular morning
hour. and there will be class meeting
: at 9:15 p. m. at the First M. e. church
, corner of College and Elm streets. Rev
A. B. Sanford, D. D., will preach a
1880 p. m. Strangers are cordially in
vited.
AT TRINITY M. e. CHURCH
The congregation at Trinity M. E
church will be favored tomorrow witt
. two sermons by Rev. George C. Peck
who is well known here as an excellen
speaker
COLLEGE STREET CHURCH
The College street church is close
during August, excepting that praye
meetings are held Tuesday and Sun
day evenings Judge Pickett will lea
the one on Sunday evening 1t open
; at $50. The young people extend cor
dial invitation to all to attend Rev
DR.. McLane, who is at DR.. Browns cot
! tage at Pine Orchard, Conn, and re
turns in few weeks. Work on tn
new chapel of College street church !
progressing rapidly. The building i
rooted and the interior work is bein
, done. 1t is quite handsome buildin
7 of brick and red sandstone. The roo
T will be slated. The chapel is on tn
corner of Sherman avenue and Chape
street.