The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-20
NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
LAST SERVICES TO BE HEED IN
 CHRIST CHURCH.


 cotlcs"-sons of St. George to be at St. Paul's Church Tomorrow EVening--"The Negro; Our Greatest Social PrOblem,' the
 Subject at the United Churoh-Notes From
 Other Churches.
 Tomorrow will be a noted day in the history of Christ church parish. The congregation will then worship in the old church for the last time. On Mon day morning the work of demolishing the present structure will commence. It is estimated that one year will be consumed in building the new church, The service tomorrow will consist of high celebration and sermon at 1O:3C a. m. Even song and sermon at 7:SC D. m.
 LECTURE ON NARCOTICS.
 Sunday at Davenport church Mrs. M D. A. Gleason, national lecturer on narcotics CW. c. T. U.), will address the evening service. Mrs. Gleason s ability is highly spoken of by several New Haven people, who have heard her.
 A GREAT SOCIAL PROBLEM.
 "The Negro; Our Greatest Social Problem" is the subject to be pre- sented before the Mems club of the United church tomorrow evening by Professor w. F. Blackman. ENGLISH LADS AND LAssIEs TO
 GO TO CHURCH.
 Red Cross lodge and w. E. Gladstone lodge, Sons of St. George, purpose at tending St. Paurs church, corner of Chapel and Olive streets, tomorrow evening at 7:30 p. m., where they will be met by the Lady Gladstone lodge, Daughters of St. George" and the an- nual sermon will be preached by the Rev. D. S. Lines. All ladies and gen tlemen of English descent are most cordially invited to attend, These church parajdes of societies are a good sign of the times and surely will tend to increase the noble work done by
 
 AT GRACE M. E. CHURCH. At the morning service the pastor will preach a little sermon to the children, the subject being "The Sad Moan of a Crooked Stick" The regular sermon will be on "The Qualifications of the Congregation, or Pulpit and Pew, Preacher and Hearer Priest and People" In the evening a discourse on "The Lack of Love; or Tongues, Prophecy, and Knowledge Outweighed By Love" will be preached.
 NEW HAVEN CITY UNION. The New Haven City union of Kings hold their regular bi-month- ly meeting this afternoon in the parlors of Trinity M. D. church at D. m.
 REV. J. H. MASON TO SPEAK. Sunday afternoon at ( o'clock at the of the Young Mems Christian association in the rooms, 713 Chapel street, an address to young men will be given by Rev. J. H. Mason of the First Baptist church. All men are cordially invited.
 Meeting for boys at 3 o'clock Sunday  Services at the jail at 9;SO Sunday 
 Monday evening at o'clock the young mems prayer meeting will be held. All men will be welcome TRINITY M. E. CHURCH's NEW
 PASTOR.
 Rev. Dr. Prince, who began his pas torate at Trinity M. E. church last Sun lay, preaching to the great delight of the large congregations present morn ng and evening, will beain Ais pulpit again tomorrow. The music of this church is considered by many to be the pest in the city.
 CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER. Tomorrow evening at the Church of the Redeemer, Dr. Phillips theme will be: Jesus Among His Neighbors," Following is the musical program:
 Evening Service. Op. 20...... Beethoven Hymn 96-Congregational. Invocation.
 Hymn 5--Thine Earthly Sabbaths..
 ....... ....,...,........M .Mendelssohn Reading-Psalm 65, on
 page 22.
 Gloria Patri-Fifth Tone. Gregorian Prayer
 Response-Thee Will I Love. .....
 .... ............,......, Mendelssohn )ffertory-Bow Down Thine Ear. .Loder Hymn 9-Congregational sermon-Subject: Jesus Among His
 Neighbors."
 Anthem-Glory to Thee, My God,
 This Night............"..,....Faure Prayer.
 Hymn 79S-Congregational. 3enedictlon. oostlude-Presto, Op. 20. Beethoven 4 GROWING PART OF THE CITY. Look at Some of the New Residences, l nf