The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-12
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES.
INTERPRETING SERVICES AT THE
 CHURCHES TOMORROW.

snort sermon Will De preached 10 the children before the regular sermon Sunday morning on "The oyster Preacher and the Crab Waterman, With the Lessons They Teach" Many of the children of the church avail themselves of the opportunity to hear these illustrated sermonettes, and they will no doubt be glad to hear this one by this preacher,
 The topic of the morning discourse will be "The Rapture of Gods Pardon for Sin" The points discussed will be mans need for forgiveness; how, found, the joy of the heart receiving it, a blessing constantly bestowed.
 The evening theme will be External Life Found Alone in Jesus. What is Eternal Life? How Is It to be Found? Why Not Wait Until We are in Eter- nity Before we Trouble Ourselves about Eternal Things?" A splendid program of music will be sung during the day.
 CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH
 Rev. w. F. Dickerman, pastor of the Church of the Messiah, will occupy his pulpit Sunday morning and evening. His morning theme will be: What It is to See God" In the evening his topic will be: "The Right Spirit" The public cordially in- vited, and strangers particularly well comed.
 UNIVERSITY SETTLEMENTS.
 Few kinds of work in social lines are attracting more attention to-day than that University settlements in which graduates of colleges live among and seek to identify themselves with people who E-ve not had educational advan- tages. This work will be presented be- fore the Mems club of United church tomorrow evening by Mr. E. c. Moss of the University Settlement society in New York and Miss Bradford of the Whittier House in New Jersey.
 UNITED MINISTER'S MEETING. Professor Blackman of the Theologi- cal seminary will address the United Ministers meeting next Monday morn 1 ing, January f. at 10:45, at the Center | church chapel on the subject ''New | Lines of Study for the Pastor" Rev. R. T. Cooper will give "The Short | Poem Worth Knowing" All ministers cordially invited.
 AT ST. PAUL's CHURCH.
 Rev. E. $. Lines will preach to-mor- row morning and evening. An excel lent program of music will be ren- Aered, Mrs. Nora Russell -Haesche and ;Dr. Griggs being the soloists. Professor TIourIat, will Y1raaida of tho gan. Following Is the program; FIRST SUNDAY AFTER THE EPI-
 PHANY.
 Holy Communion-9:3 a. m.
 Morning prayer, Litany and Sermon
 -10:30 a. m.
 Organ Prelude-Allegretto in D. .Foote venite, Gloria-Chant.
 Te Deum, in B flat. .Mendelssohn Jubilate, in B flat" Stanford Hymn 69.
 Kyrie, in C.....................Sc Schubert Gloria Tibi, Tn B flat. Garrett Anthem-"Thus Speaketh the Lord
 of Hosts" ....................Sta Stainer
 Mrs. Haesche and Dr. Griggs. Organ Postlude-Allegro Maesto, in
 G ...................... Smart Evening Prayer and Sermon-7:3O P. M. Organ Prelude-Andante in G.. Smart Hymn 68
 Psalter-Thirteenth Selection.
 Cloria-Chant.
 Magnificent, in F .Tours Nunc Dimittis, in ..............Tours Anthem" -"Send Out Thy Light '....
 ...,..................... Gouhou Hymn 61.
 Organ Postlude-Allegro Moderate
 in B minor. Schubert
 THE CITY MISSIONS. At the City Mission hall, corner or Court and State streets, meetings are held every evening of the week, open to all except on Thursday, which is for members of the Girls club only. Besides the other meetings on the same evenings. the Kings Daughters meet at the Mission hall on Monday even ings and the Boys club on Saturday evenings. The new dumb bells are ex- nected for the Boys club this evening. The Sunday services at the City Mis- sion hall are held at 9 a. m.; o'clock l D. m. (childrens meeting); 5 o'clock z (Men's Bible class); D, m., 7;3o ana f Q n. m. The speaker at the peoples l service tomorrow evening will pc MT. George T. Ladd of Yale seminary. $ MT. Rice and other members of the I seminary will also assist in the service s It is expected that Mrs. Bishop or the l College street church choir will sing j one or more solos during the evening" (
 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
 The annual meeting of the Calvary Baptist church will be held on the l6th inst Reports will show about $l2,ooo Y raised, and additions to membership m | the year '94 of 100, 82 of these on pro fession of faith and baptism. Present C membership S10 Twenty seven were a dismissed from this church in November t to form a new Olivet Baptist church in t Dixwell avenue. \ The pastor. Rev Edwin M. Poteat Ii began the new year with the first of series of evening sermons on "The Way a of Salvation" Tomorrow evening the Ii subject will be "The Worlds Sense of V