The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-11
NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES.
FEATURES OF THE RELIGIOUS SER
 TIOES TOMORROW.

fAtES LO-MOhhcWs E. Fay Mills at Grand Avenue Congrega. tionai Church and MT. Hinis-A Grand Union Service of the Fair Haven Churches Various Other Union servlcos-Hon- Andrew D. White to Speak Hero Aater on-rhe City NIissIons-- othor Meetings. At Grand avenue Congre gational church tomorrow forenoon Rev. B. Fay Mills will preach and MT. Hillis will sing. Seats free to all and none reserv- ed
 UNION SERVICE IN FAIR. HAVEN. The Second Congregational church will unite with the other churches of Fair Haven in e. service in the Grand avenue Congregational church at 10:SO a. m, tomorrow. Rev. B. Fay Mills will preach. The Sunday school and the Young Peoples society will hold their usual services, and Rev. E. M. Po- teat of Calvary Baptist church will preach at 0 union service in the Second church at 7:30 p. m.
 AT EPWORTH CHURCH.
 At Epworth M, E. church tomorrow forenoon the pastor is to speak on ''The Two Things Most Needful," and in the evening on Preparing the Way" THE DAVENPORT AND FIRST BAP- TIST
 Churches will hold a union service to- morrow evening at Davenport church. The meeting will be addressed by MT. B. Fay Mills associate, Rev. MT. Mur- ray.
 ANOTHER UNION SERVICE Will be held at Grace M. E. church to- morrow evening, to be addressed by Rev J. Lee Mitchell of Grand avenue Congregational church.
 THE CITY MISSIONS.
 The City Mission hall, corner of Court and State streets, will be open to-mor- row for morning, afternoon and even Sng services, At g a. m. the usual Sun- day school session, kindergarten, inter mediate and adult departments. closing in time for morning services at the churches; at D. m. the children's meet ing in the upper hall. At 3:S0 p. m. one of the union services Of the Mills meet ir1gs will be held in the lower hall, to be addressed by Rev. John H. Murray who accompanies MT. Mills and is con sidered by him one of the best mission workers in the country. The singing at the afternoon service will be led by a double quartet, with selections also of their own.
 In the evening after the early prayer meeting at 7:15 and a short time for con- gregational singing, a general evangel- 4stic service will be conducted by the Mems Rescue band and the King Daughters circle connected With the City Missionary association, closing with an after meeting. There will be special musical selections in the even ing by the Mission hall quartet. Free Seats and hearty welcome at all these meetings.
 UNITED CHURCH.
 A session of the commission on the , Venezuela boundary disputes has fore ed the Hon. Andrew D. White, who was to speak tomorrow night at the United church under the auspices o1 the Mems club, to cancel his engage mer1t There will be no service at the church tomorrow night.
 AT THE CHURCH OF THE RE
 DEEMER.
 pr. Phillips will preach at the Churct of the Redeemer at both services to morrow. Following is the musical pro gram for evening worship: Prelude de-Elegie. ... :. ............ .Erns Hymn 725 (Congreg gationaD Invocation.
 Hymn 1s1-"softly Now the Light of
 Day.. -Shepare Responsive Reading--Psalm S9, on
 page 6S.
 Gloria Patri-In .Bucl Prayer.
 Response-"The Creed, .... Monoton offertory-"In Heaven the Stars Now
 Are Shining. :. .... Rheinberge Hymn 606 Congregational Sermon.
 Anthem--"Lovel Appear" Redemp-
 tioD.. .. :. ........l........Go Gouno' Prayer.
 Hymn 175 Congregational
 Benediction.
 Postludel-Allegro in D. ............. Rinl EAST PEARL STREET M E
 CHURCH
 There win be no regular services 8 East Pearl street M E. church to-mor row. as united services will be held wit various churches where B. F. Mills am his assistants will speak. At 1030 a. n the union service will be at the Gran avenue Congregational church; at 3:S n. m. at East Pearl street church. i charge of Rev. MT. Bierderwolf, and a 7:3o ID. m. at the Second Congregations church.
 AT THE CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH
 At the Church of the Messiah Rev NV. F. Dickerman, the pastor, will spea Sunday morning and evening; mornin subject, ''Do We Need a Revival?" I the evening he will deliver the fifth Tee sure in the course; subject, '"The Goo Things of Presbyterianism." Every body welcome.
 Aza WELLS