The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-07-06
NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES.
FEATURES OF THE RELIGIOUS SER
 VICES TOMORROW.


 An Even Tide Service-Rev. Dr. Vail-Rev.
 Mir. Dickerman's Topic-Other Religious
 Notes.
 There will be an eventide service at the Grand avenue Congregational church. In addition to the regular pro- gram tomorrow MT M. w, Mccarthy of New York will sing If With All Your Hearts," from the oratorio of "Elijah."
 REV. DIR. VAIL.
 The Rev. A. D. Vail, formerly pastor of Trinity M, D. church, passed through New Haven on Wednesday on his way to Woodstock, Conn.,, where he was to deliver a Fourth of July address, He was the guest of Dr. A. B. Smith while in the city.
 AT THE CHURCH OF THE MES- SHAH. Rev. w. F. Dickerman will preach on theological Nondescripts" Sunday morning at 10:S0 o'clock at the Church of the Messiah. There will be no even- ing service during the summer. Sun day school and pastors Bible class meet immediately after the morning service. The public cordially invited, Strangers particularly welcomed,
 A NEW BRITAIN PASTORS CALL. New Britain, July 4.--For week or more a delegation of churchmen from one of the richest churches in Denver, Col, has been stopping at the Hotel Russwin, Their sole business in this city was to inquire into Dr. Cooper's relations with the South church and look into question of his qualifications. The delegation was particularly we'll pleased with him. It is understood that it was so well satisfied that it decided to give Dr. Cooper call to a much larger church with a largely increased salary. For over thirty years he has been connected with the South Congre- gational church and each year the people and pastor have become more closely attached. There is no doubt but that pr. Cooper will refuse the offer. If he should decide to move his loss would be greatly felt both in the church and the community.
 | CORNER STONE fLAYING-CHRIST CHURCH. Preparations are almost complete for the laying of the corner stone of the new Christ church, which takes place on next Wednesday, afternoon, July 10, at o'clock. The bishop of Delaware will officiate, and there will be big attendance of visiting clergymen.
 AT EAST PEARL ssTREET M. E. CHURCH. At East Pearl street M. E. church the morning service consists of tine Communion. The evening subject is on a story of jungle life with its relig- | ious teaching.
 AIT GRACE M. E. CHURCH. The service at this church will begin l with a general praise service at 9:3O led by the pastor and preparatory to the Communion which will follow. The l topic of the sermonette will be "A True | Hero" In the evening the topic will | be a. Fourth of July sermon the points | to be discussed being Gods pioneers; | modern pillars of Hercules; a good guil- 1 ty citizen; Guy Fawkes and his maga- zine; Americas Hellgate; ministers and l legislators, missionaries and whiskey; | quantity versus quality; the ship of state.
 l A splendid program of music will be presented by the choir. 1 The members of the P. O. $. of A., all l three lodges, are requested to meet at l the headquarters of Camp 4 in the "Cou- rier' building at 6:15 p. m. They will
 be escorted to Grace M. E. church by 1 Company 10 of the Boys brigade to lis- ten to a patriotic sermon by Rev. MT. l Scofield:
 THE CITY MISSIONS. l At the City Mission ha1l corner of
 Court and State streets, the Sunday I services tomorrow will be the Sunday
 school, with pastors Bible class for adults at a. m. the children's meet ing at D. m., and the peoples ser- I vice at 7:30 D. m. Tomorrow evening I the exercises will be in charge of the Il Christian Endeavor society of the How lard avenue Congregational church, with
 an address by Rev. Mir. Mutch, the I pastor of the church. All are welcome
 Evening meetings through the week as usual.