Evening journal., 1896-11-28
.NEWSOF THE CHURCHES
What is Being Done in the
Temples of Worship.
REVIVAL MEETINGS IN PLENTY

IL
EVANGELIST SMITH AT ASBURY
AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COMPTON TO BEGIN WORK AT
UNION-OTHER NOTES OF IN
TEREsT.
Archdeacon George c. Hall will go
to Newport tomorrow night to preach
in st. James p E. Church.
Revival services will be continued
at Goodman NJ. e. Church tomorrow
night.
Rev. William Latimer Of Philadel-
phia, will oificiate at Emmanuel
Church, Highlands, tomorrow night.
Elder Allen Moore. of Washington,
will conduct special serylc. s for the
Seventh Day Adyentists, in Red Men s
Hall tomorrow.
lie members of the various local
lodges Of the Junior Order United
American Mechanics will attend di-
vine service at Epworth M. Il.
Church tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock, and hear special sermon by
rev. l.. w. Layfeld
The anniversary of Kingswocd NJ +.
Sunday school will be celebrated with
appropriate ceremonies tomorrow.
Amanda Smith, the evangelist. who
has been conducting such successful
meetings here, will address the school.
Rev. w. A. Walling, Of Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church. will continue
his series of special sermons with five
minute preludes tomorrow night. His
tive-minute talk tomorrow night will
be of "a Nurse Who Became Famous. %
Rev. A. T. Scott will preach al East
Lake Church tomorrow night.
The revival services which rave been
in progress at Union NJ h. Church for
several weeks past will be continued
next week. Rev. r.. Irving Watkins
will preach tomorrow morning and
evening and Rev. w. p. Compton will
conduct the revival services next week.
An all-day service will be held at
Asbury Nj. E. Church tomorrow, be-
ginning at o'clock, with a lOve-feast
and concluding at night with a revi
val meeting. led by Amanda Smith.
This revival will be continued each
night next week except Saturday.
Evangelistic services will be held at
East Lake Presbyterian Church on
next Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day nights. Revs. William Fitzsimon.
d. d., of Zion, Md; f. b. Short and w.
F. Lewis will preach.
AT Madeley M. e. Church tomorrow
night Miss Wilhelmina l.. Armstrong.
secretary of the Woman's Department
Of the Armenian Relief Association.
will lecture on "The Armenian Peo-
pie
Rev. II. G. Budd will preach at st.
Paul's M. e. Church tomorrow.
First Presbyterian Church gave a
very enjoyable festival at the Will
mington Musical and Educational In
stitute last night and a very interest
ing program.
A special sermon will be delivered
on the subject: THE Temple" by Rev.
William II. Milburn, at Grace Charch.
tomorrow morning. This is a sermon
which DR.. Milburn has delivered with
great effect and it is repeated at the
request of some of the members of the
congregation.
The choir of the Stockwell Orphan
age rendered a well-arranged concert
program at Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church last night.
A song service will be held at First
Presbyterian Church tomorrow night.
This program has been arranged: Con-
gregational chant, The Lords Prayer:
Sunday school chorus, GLADLY Wen
Go" Gloria in Excelsis." choir, Far
mar; congregational hymn; chorus,
Send Out Thy Light" Gounod: solo
and Sunday school chorus, Building
trio, Tho Your Soul" Sudds Scrip
ture lesson; congregational hymn: Of
fertory anthem. "The Lord is My
Shepherd, Shelley; prayer; Sunday
school chorus, do You Fear the Foe?'
sermon; solo, my Blessed Redeemer. '
sweeney; congregational hymn.
Tomorrow Rev. NJ. j. McManus. OF
St. Mary's Church, will preach at the
1880 o'clock mass at st. Marys
Church. the conclusion Of sermon on
the General Judgment" which he
commenced last Sunday.