The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-02
NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES.
FEATURES OF THE RELIGIOUS SER
 VICES TO-MORROW.

| Service in WestVille-ReV. MT. Miles on
 the Oxford Summer School of Theology
 Rev. MT. Mason on "Storm Centers of
 Civilization '-Rev. MT. Dickermans Dis
 courses-O Other Notes.
 The subject of Dr. Vail's evening ser mon in Trinity Methodist Episcopal church will be: 'Modern Reform and Religious Movements Outside the Church." Many of these have come to large proportions and are doing great things for the homes and families of the poor. These great activities form one of the most interesting and hope full features of our times.
 PRAISE SERVICE IN NASHVILLE.
 There will be praise service on Sum. day evening, March 3, in the Westville Congregational church by the church choir, O, Raymond Howe, pastor Ser vices commence at 7:S0 o'clock. OXFORD SUMMER SCHOOL OF THE
 oLoGY.
 "The Oxford Summer School of The ology" is the subject of paper to be read by Rev H. R. Miles, the as sistant pastor, before the Mems club of the United church tomorrow even- ing.
 AT GRACE M. E.
 Members will be received and the communion service observed at 1O:3O. In the evening a sermon will be preach ed on "The Unnecessary Difficulty Men Experience in Understanding the Son of God" Jesus Revealed" will be the topic AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Tomorrow evening at the First Bap- 'tist church Rev J. H. Mason will be- gin series of Sunday evening addresses on Storm Centres of Civilization" " | There will be seven in number and l will have to do with the social and | industrial problems of the day, espe- | | cially as affected by the American sa- loon. The list of subjects is as follows: STORM CENTRES OF CIVILIZA-
 TIoN. 1. "Connecticut, the Land of Unsteady |
 Habits"
 2. "The Consummate Flower of Civiliza-
 tion."
 g. New Haven's Four Hundred-Do
 We Need More?" A. "The Question That Will Not Down
 Why not?"
 5. "The Norwegian System-Are We
 Ready for It?"
 6. "Portents in the Heavens" 2. ''Is There Any Hope?"
 CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.
 Rev. w. F. Dickerman, pastor of the Church of the Messiah, who concluded | series of sermons on Social Purity" last Sunday evening, will begin new course tomorrow evening on The Con- ventional Lies of Our Civilization" MT. | Dickerman has already won fame in this city as brilliant and scholarly man, and an able and fearless speaker. While his sermons are free from what is called sensationalism, yet they create a deep sensation, as they are thoughtful and very edifying. At the evening ser vices the church is crowded and many are turned away, so great is the desire to hear this gifted speaker. AT THE CHURCH OF THE RE-
 DEEMER.
 Professor G. B. Stevenes will preach at the Church of the Redeemer Sun day morning and evening. Following is the program for the evening service: (The music by the choir in this ser vice is all adapted from the works of Richard Wagner) Prelude-Selections from Rheingold. Hymn 7O5-( (Congregat tional) Invocation.
 Hymn 4-Come, Gracious Lord-CTann-
 haeuser)
 Responsive Reading-Psalm 39, on Page
 67.
 Gloria Patri-Subject from Rienzl. Prayer.
 Response-O Rock of Ages-G.ohen-
 grin) Ie Offertory-Jesus. Thou Joy of Loving
 Hearts-(Walkuere Hymn Congregational Sermon-Rev. George B. Stevens, D. D. Anthem-o King of Kings-Oohen-
 grin.)
 Prayer.
 Hymn 91S-(CongregationaI) Benediction. Postlude-March-(M -(Meistersinger) AND CHRISTIANITY. Dr. Munger will deliver before the Mems club of United church Sunday evening at 7:SO an address presented before the Worlds Congress of Re Iigions; subject: Literature and Chris tianity."
 Y. M. c. A. SERVICES. Rev. J. E. Twitchell will address the young men at the rooms of the Young Mems Christian association, 713 Chapel = street, Sunday afternoon at o'clock. All men are invited. U Boys meeting at o'clock at the | rooms. Service at the jail Sunday morning at ,:30 o'clock. Visitors welcome. Young mems conversational prayer meeting Monday evening at o'clock.
 THE MINISTER'S MEETING. I