The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-05
NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES,
7E1TUREs OF THE RELIGIOUs SER
 VICES TO-MORROU.


 At the morning service of the Grace VI. E. church members will be received and the Lords death commemorated. n the evening the sermon will be on The Deepest Meaning of the Cross" Among the questions discussed will be he following; Was the blood of Jesus he blood of God? Is the atonement Elm Christ only another manifestation of Gods love? Could divine forgive hess be possible without the cross? " All interested in the atoning work of Jesus are cordially invited.
 SUNDAY EVENING SERVICE RE-
 SUMED. N The evening service will be resumed Vat the Church of the Redeemer to-mor- row evening at 7:3O o'clock. pr. Phil lips will speak upon Giving Men Chance" Following is the musical program
 Prelude-Andante, First Symphony
 ...................... Gade Hymn-Congregational.
 Hymn 2S9-o Holy, Holy, Holy
 Lord ..................... Buck Gloria Patri-Eight Tone. Gregorian f Response-Lighten Our Darkness
 ..........,.........,. ,........ Shepard offertory-Nearer. My God, to Thee
 t...,................... Scotch Anthem-Jerusalem ............ Parker Postlude-Offertoire in G .......... Wely
 THE EROSION OF LIFE"
 At the Church of the Messiah there K will be services in the morning and evening. Also young peoples meeting \ at SIS o'clock in the church vestry. X The subject of the evenig discourse will be: Erosion of Life The pub < lie cordially invited. Strangers partic- X ularly welcomed.
 OLD FASHIONED LOVE FEAST. There will be an old fashioned love X feast and reunion of the members of ' the First M. E. church next Sabbath morning at 9:15. Holy communion and reception of members at 1O:30. AN HALLELUJAH JUBILEE.
 All day services of the West Haven Praying band will be held in Temper \ ance hall Center street, West Haven, 8 Sunday, October 6.
 At 10 a. m. an old fashioned love < Stamford.
 At 3 p. m. preaching by Rev. E. Hill ton Post, followed by a general prayer meeting and altar service, Preaching at 7:30 p. m. by Rev Frank Brown, an evangelist of Brook lyn, N. Y Prominent workers from out of town are expected to take part in the services. The public are invited to all the services.
 SERVICES AT EPWORTH M E.
 CHURCH. At Epworth M. E. church. corner of Orange and Edwards streets, there will be union class meeting at 9:30. At 10:30 a. m. there will be communion, roll call, and reception to members, the roll call having been postponed from last Sunday. The morning sermon will be on the subject, '"The Final Roll Call" At 7:30 D. m. there will be a sermonette to children on '"The Rock of Ages the pastor, Rev. Duane N Chiffon, preach- ing both morning and evening sermons. The Sunday school will be at F noon, JuIllOI IldCdVOI llCClliiS GU o p' ill., dlld the Senior Endeavpr meeting at 6:15 p. m. All strangers are cordially invited and seats are free.
 THE MINISTER'S MEETING.
 The ministers meeting will be held in Center church chapel on Monday at 10:45 a. m.
 The short poem will be given by Rev. C nd q 1ooy y,ar will ba rp T by Dr. w. L. Phelps of Yale on Car lyle.''
 AT DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH.
 The Mems association of Dwight Place church, of which MT. D. A. Blakeslee is president resume their Sunday evening services tomorrow night There will be an address on ''Young Men in His tory" by MT. c. A. Osborne, who was ordained last week On Monday even- ing the Mems association give recep- ton in the church parlors.
 AT CENTER CHURCH.
 The Sunday afternoon devotional ser vice at o'clock at Center church will be resumed tomorrow.
 THE CITY MISSIONS. AlHOiS tie HdHy NOluulGer WOTk6IS who are connected with the City Mis- sionary association there are none who give more efficient service from year to year than the members of the Yale Di- vinity school. At the peoples service tomorrow evening at the City Mission hall, corner of Court and State streets several of the theological students will assist the missionary pastor, and MT Edwin J. Converse of the senior class will make the principal address. The platform will be occupied by the Rescue Praying band and the Kings Daughters who will take part in the service and conduct the after meeting. Other meet ings as usual on Sunday and through the week. with a special meeting fn. women only on Wednesday afternoon of which further notice will be given. AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
 At the First Baptist church tomorrow morning Rev. John H. Mason will preach and the communion service will follow the sermon. In the evening the pastol will give short prelude on Two More Victories for Righteousness in This Country" and will speak on "Heaver and it's GIorieS-C,On This he the Home