The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-07
NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
REF. DR. MEAD OF NEW YORK AND REV. Z. '. KINS0LOING TO SPEAK.

"Praotical optimism"-"Enemie of Youth" and Other Topics-Special Evan
 gelistic Services-Ministers' Meeting,
 Etc.
 Rev. c. H. Mead, D. D., of New York, for several years leader of the famous Silver Lake quartet, Is to preach to- morrow morning in the Howard avenue Congregational church, and deliver an address upon Temperance" in the same church in the evening, He Is a very eloquent speaker.
 REV. MIR. KINSOLOING TO SPEAK.
 The Rev. Lucien Lee Kinsoloing, from the mission of the Protestant Episcopal church in Brazil, will speak in St. Thomas church tomorrow morn ing at the half-past ten o'clock service. MT. Kinsoloing has been in Brazil a number of years and is thoroughly ac- quainted with the field he represents. The collection at this service will be for the work of the Brazilian mission.
 PRACTICAL OPTIMISM.
 Rev. w. F. Dickerman will take for his subject in the Church of the Mes siah tomorrow morning Practical Optimism" Sunday school and pas tors Bible class at noon. Young peo- ples devotional meeting at 6:30 p. m. Lecture at 7:30 D. m.; subject, People Born Under Leo" (July 20 to August 20). The public cordially invited to all the services.
 ENEMIES OF YOUTH"
 At the Church of the Redeemer to- morrow night Dr. Phillips will give the second talk on "The Enemies of Youth" subject, "The Young Mans Enemies" Following is the musical program:
 Prelude-Andante in F.,...... Jensen Chant-'Lighten Our Darkness" Hymn 729-Choir and Congregation. Gloria Patri-In F......... Kotzschmar Response-"S Saviour, Breathe an Evening Blessing" ..........H Havens Offertory-"Lo, the Day of Rest De cllneth'.. .'flotoW Anthem-''Hear us, o Father" Willard Postlude-"Then Shall the Right
 eous Shine (Elijah). Mendelssohn Al IIfGACEL M. .NII ISI1 Special evangelistic services will be held in the Grace M. E. church for two weeks or longer, beginning to-mor- row morning. The pastor will be as- sisted by Rev. and Mrs. William Park, the successful evangelists of Canada. Possibly but few have won more souls to Christ than these just popular Chris tian workers They have been laboring for the past few weeks at Gloucester, l Mass, where the city has been stirred as it has not been for fifty years before. There Is a very good prospect of as l great or 8 greater work here. Both MT. and Mrs. Park are preachers of unusual power. The church will hold a special prayer and praise service to- morrow morning before the regular service, at which Rev. Mir Park will preach There will be a special Chris tian workers service at o'clock in the afternoon, to which all who are interest l ed in the extension of Christs kingdom 1 are cordially invited.
 1 Mrs. Park will preach in the evening 1 IN WEST HAVEN.
 The Rev. Charles c. Barker of Meri- l den will preach in Temperance hall Center street, West Haven, tomorrow at 10:30 in the morning and in the I afternoon Subject in the morning will 1 be Spiritual Life" and in the after noon 'The Hope Set Before Us" There will be a prayer service at 7:3O in the evening. All are invited. UNITED MINISTER'S MEETING. 1 Rev. H. F. Kastendeick of the How ] ard avenue Methodist church will reaG a paper at the ministers meeting Mon day morning on "rThe Present Status o1 1 Methodist Missions" Similar papers from the various denominations vii | follow.
 AT HUMPHREY STREET CHURCH | A. praise service will be given in the l Humphrey street church tomorrow evening. The following is the program | Pralude-Pastorale.. .Deshayes i Anthem-No Name So Sweet. Havens Duet-Until the Day Breaks. .. GounoG Soprano and Alto Anthem-Come Ye
 Thankful People, Come. .. Schneider Trio-Soprano, Alto and Tenor-Fa-
 ther Lend Me Thy Hand. Butterfielt Offertory--Bass Solo-Judge Me, o | .loutf Response-Lord's Prayer-Chant, PoStlude-Sortie. ...... ...... Callaert! AT FIRST M. E. CHURCH. Dr. Masden, the pastor of the Firs Methodist church, will preach a specia sermon next Sabbath evening to youns people on the subject of "Amusements. l SUNDAY EVENING AT TAYLOF
 CHURCH.
 At Taylor church, corner of Shelton avenue and Division street, tomorrow
 evening, Professor F. c. Porter of tht
 Yale Divinity school will give an ad
 dress on "The Religious Significance O
 Old Testament History" This is tn
 same address Professor Porter has de
 ltvered elsewhere on one or more occa
 sions. and it is spoken of as highly in
 teresting and of unusual value. It is subject to which he has given profound
 study, and it is treated in a popula
 and most interesting way
 PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
 The following are the musical pro
 gram and sermon topic for Plymoutl
 church tomorrow evening:
 Organ Prelude.
 Hymn From Every Earthly Pleas
 ure"
 Anthem-'Far From My Heavenl. Home"
 Hymn-"I Would be Thine"
 Choir Hymn-"Where Art Thou?"