The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-11-12
The Churches.

Christian Endeavorers throughout the
country generally, will observe November
8-14 as special week of prayer for Armenia.
At the Unitarian church Sunday, Nov.
10Th, at 1045, sermon by the pastor, James
M. Leighton. Subject, The Ninteenth Gen.
tury.
The services at the Universalist church
next Sunday will be as follows: Morning
worship with sermon at 10:45 Subject,
The Church and the Individual" Sunday
school at twelve. Young Peoples meeting
at 600 P. M. in the vestry. Topic, "The
Next Thing" Harry French, leader.
Rev. j. #. Tilton of Belfast preached in Wa
terVllle last Sunday, in exchange with pas
tor Spencer. The service was greatly enjoy
ed by the people of Waterville, as it gave
them the privilege of meeting once more
and hearing former student of the college
and worker in the meetings of the church.
The sermon was one of a very high order,
manly utterance of truth. The preacher
knew what he wanted to say, said it, and
stopped. The message was very helpful to
large and appreciative congregation.
lZlon's Advocate, Nov. 11th
The weekly prayer meeting at the North
church will be held Friday evening, Nov.
18th, at 715. Subject, "Jesus, the Divine
Saviour" MIR. W. r. Howard will give
report of the county conference at Frank
fort. The Sunday services will be as fol-
lows; 1915 a. M, sermon by the pastor; -
m, Sunday school; p. M, Y. P. S. G. E.
meeting. "What is the most interesting
thing 1 know about foreign missions" 7
p. M, lecture.
The W. G. 7. U. has issued an appeal to
pastors, Sunday school superintendent and
friends of temperance generally to assist in
the observance of Nov. 22d as Temperance
Sunday. The fourth Sunday in November
is henceforth to be known as univ ersal Tenn
perance Sunday. The suggestions area
sermon on temperance, short talk to the
Sunday school with presentation of the
pledge, and concert, a Sunday school rally
or general temperance meeting in the even
ing, whichever is thought best.
AT the Baptist church next Sunday there
will be preaching morning and evening by
the pastor. Subject of morning sermon,
"PauPs Personal Appeal to the Galatian
Christians" GAL 4: 1920. The evening ser
mon will be on "The Secret of Wisely Or
dered Life" Prov. s. II. The following
music will be rendered. Morning-Anthem,
"Come, thou Fount," arr. by Excel; Trio,
"Father, lie ad me by thy hand" from Bel
shazzar; Evening-Selection chorus; Quar-
tet, 81 would love thee, God and Father"
arr. by Keene.
Services at the Methodist church Sunday
morning, Nov. 10Th, will be as follows: Ser
mon by the Pastor. Sunday school at II m.
The hour Will be devoted to Sunday school
rally. The exercises will consist of music
short essays, and speeches, other interest
ing exercises, and closing with brief Sun
day school lesson. A full attendance is de-
sired. Friends and all interested in Sunday
school work are cordially invited. At 1 p.
IN. Junior League meeting. AT p. III. Ep-
worth League meeting, Topic, 'Christs Tes-
timony to the Holy Spirit John lG: 9-1t and
John II. 1926, Miss Mary Jackson leader.
AT I, Song and PRAYER service. Subject,
prayer for Revival" Text, Psalm S5th 6v,
Tuesday evening, 1,15 D. III. prayer meeting.
Thursday evening, 10, class meetings.