The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-04
NEWS FROM TIE CHURCHES.
FE1TURES OF SgRYICES IN VARi- OUS CR URCH ES TO-RORRoW.

ODS CHI ChCft HS IOABOAfRt ". ] Commuulon Services Nt Many Churches Special Meetings to be Held at Y, W. c. A. Roor.s Next Week, Mcn's Association to Conduct Evening Services at Dwight PIaco Church-At Church of Messlah- 1 Other Church News,
 Plymouth church, which is in the midst of a beautiful residential portion Of the city, proposes to hold Sunday evening vesper service consisting of music rendered by the quartet choir and the congregation. It will be pleasing service for families to attend.
 AT EPWORTH M. E. CHURCH.
 At Epworth M. E. church the pastor, Rev. Duane N Griffin, will preach at lO;SO a. m. on Taking an Inventory" Personal Explanation" This wiN be followed by reception and commun- lon. In the evening the pastor will preach oni "A Good New Years Rezolu- tion."
 CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH
 At, the Church of the Messiah Rev. w. F. Dlckerman, the pastor, win be | present Sunday morning and evening. In the morning he will deliver a short sermon after which the sacralnanlt of the Lords supper will be adninisltcr- ed. In the evening Rev. Mir. Dlckernam will deliver the fourth lecture in the series, subject: "The Good Things of Congregationalism
 Large audiences are present. at all Of the services to hear MT, Dickerman, who never fails to hold the undivided attention of his audiences,
 YOUNG WoMEN's CHRISTIAN AS
 sOCIATION.
 The Glass in Home Nursing for At- tendants" will meet for thelr first les son on January 8, 1;S0 r. m, aA 568 Chapel street. The object of this counss Is to furnish a means of self-support for women seeking employment. Another class for those wiio simply wish the knowledge foi. use in their own house may be formed, Names of those who wish instruction in plain sewing, dress making, embroidery, physical culture. elocution and vocal music are now being registered. These classes have been full and enthusiastic during the fall and the progress of the pupils was most satisfactory. Arrangements have been made to give lessons in plainl cooking in the evening, and for morning classes in fancy cooking, should there be 8 sufficient demand. Immediate ap- plicaltion should be made by those who wish to join either rof these classes.
 DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH.
 Rev Dr. J. F. Twitchell, the pastor. will preach in the morning and even- ing tomorrow The morning sermon will be followed by til= receptidn of new members and the sacraglents. The evening service will be under the aus pfces of the Mems association. ! CHURCH OF THE REEDEEMER.
 pr. Phillips, will occupy the pulpit of the Church of the Redeemer bo-morrow evening The musical program will be as follows:
 Prelude-1ngemisco (Mors ct Vital.
 ....... .......... ............ Goul'od Hymn 277--C -Congre gational.
 Invocation.
 Hymn 641-"O, Thou from Whom All
 GoodI1ass Flows. ......,. ...... Tours Responsive reading-Psaln 30, on
 page 79,
 Gloria Patri, in A................,.Be Berg Prayer.
 Response Speed Away. Wo,1bury Offertory-" "Ihspiler and Heager of
 Prayer" ..,... ...... .......... Dennee Hymn 9-Congregational.
 Sermon.
 Amthem-Te Deum in D..%..........
 ..,... ......., ......A Arr from Wagner Prayer.
 Hymn 895-Congregational.
 Benediction. Postlude-Finale (Nrors ct vita)..,...
 ........ ....... ................G Gounod
 AT GRACE M. F. CHURCH.
 The pastor will preach Sunday might at the Grace NJ. F. church Gg "The New Woman
 AT GRACE CHURCH, FAIR HAVEN.
 Rev. Edgar L., Sanford of Williman- tic will ofIlciate on Sunday in Grave ) church, Blatchley avenue.
 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH,
 There will be an old fashioned love feast at 9:t5 a. n., follpwed by the holy communion and reception of mem bers at t0;30. At might there will be a revival service, as preparatory for the Mills meeting. W. c. T. U. W. c. T U. of Fair Haven will be addressed Sunday, January g. at D. , m. by Judge Deming. He is to speak especially to young men and women. A full house is desired