The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-25
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Methods. Episcopal.

The Rev. Isaac Naylor, the great English
evangelist, has been favored with large con-
sregations in Simpson M. e. Church this
week. Tomorrow will be his last Sabbath In
Jersey City. Great sermons may be looked
or. His singing thrills the audience, while
his preaching is probably the most eloquent
hat has been heard in our city for a long
lime. A good number Of persons have ex-
pressed a desire to lead a Christian lie.
Els afternoon services have been very effec-
IKE and well attended. sAu In all he is a
nan Of remarkable originality and power
There have been meetings held in the St.
2aul's Methodist Church every night since the
9eek of prayer. They will be continued
through the coming week. Tomorrow evening
i popular singer, formerly a member Of
reach morning and evening, subjects, The
Surprised Towns Men, The Pentecos-
tai Revival"
Next week, in Linden Avenue Church, there
conducted by the Rev. Albert Van Deusen and
the Rev. Chas. Anderson. Pastor G. T. Hull
VII. Of course, be, present and generally su-
perintend the services. AS
In Centenary Church next week there will
pc services held nightly over which Messrs.
George Quidor, w, 3. Drake and DR.. r.
e. G. butcher, the pastor, will deliver an adj
dress.
The services tomorrow at the African Meth
odist Episcopal Church will be conducted by
the Rev. e. G.. Biddle, B, b. Prayer meet
ings are held every Friday night and class
meetings are held Tuesday evenings and Sun
tAVS at Il M.
The revival meeting in Trinity NJ. E.
Church is booming. So far about thirty-five
persons have united with the church. Rev.
John Parker, the veteran evangelist, will
preach his last sermons tomorrow morning
and evening. A farewell meeting will be
held at the night service. Tomorrow promises
to be a big day in "Old Trinity" Another
rousing love feast will be held at 9:15 A. M.
over seventy-fve persons were present last
Sunday morning and spoke in fifty minutes.
No doubt the old church will be crowded
be taken into the church. This down town
shurch is alive and gives promise of a long
life to come.
Lutheran.
At st. Paul's Lutheran Church, corner Of
summit and st. Pauls avenues, Of which the
Rev. DR.. Stuckert Is pastor. the tenth an
adversary of the dedication of the church will
be celebrated tomorrow. The Young Peoples
Society will give an entertainment on Janu-
airy 80 next, at the Avenue House. The af-
fair promises to be a great success. The
proceeds will be for the benefit of the society.
The following church sdeacons were installed
Friend, Claus stelling, John Luehrs, Claus
Bother and c. Dutz.
Presbyterian.
AT the Westminster Presbyterian Church, on
Summit avenue. the Rev. /. w. Hathaway,
p. D.. Will preach both morning and even
ing. Last night an informal reception was
held in the church rooms and despite the
poor weather there were a great many PRES
emit. Dancing, singing and music were en-
joyed, after which an elaborate supper was
served. The Ladies' Society Of the church
furnished the supper.
Protestant Episcopal.
At st. Mary's P. L. Church. on. Hohoken
avenue, Of which the Rev. Or Warren is
pastor. the Rev. John G, Lord OF the E:ris-
copal Church of Navesink will exchange pull
pits.
The st. Mary's Brotherhood. which has re-
Gently been formed, is getting along excel
iently. The Brotherhood was formally or
ganized last Wednesday, with eight mem-
bers.
Other churches.
Tonorrow evening, before the regular SER
mon in the Tabernacle, Mr. John T.. Scudder
will discuss this subject, sswili Jersey city
Ever Get Good Drinking Water?" Since the
water question is paramount. Mr.. Scudder's
remarks will come with double force. and as
he is a vigorous and forcible speaker, the
address will be very attractive.
At the annual meeting of the Tabernacle
Society, the Presidents of the different de-
part1nents We're appointed a on the
coming big Tabernacle Fair. and this COM
mittee will also decide when an entertain
ments under the auspices. of the Tabernacle
are to be held. They are as Iollows;-The
Rev. John L. Scudder. Mrs. John L. Scudder.
Mrs. g. w. clerihew, Mr.. VIM. II. Turner,
VIM. Jay Hunt, and George Plimley.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Tabernacle