Evening journal., 1897-10-02
WITH SONG AND PRAYER
Plans for Interesting Church
Worship Tomorrow.
SEVERAL ANNIVERSARIES BEGIN

| AT KINGSWOOD-MRS. VAN COTT /
CONTINUES AT ASBURY-BOYl |
CHOIR AT ST. PAUL'S-NEw
CORNERSTONE AT CHRISTLANA.
The Methodist revival fires will all be
burning brightly this month. Brandy
4 wine Church will celebrate its anniver-
sary with a protracted service, begin
ming on October II and continuing
! throughout the week. Young people
meetings win also be held, and a large
chorus. to be directed by George y.
! King, of Epworth Church, will partici-
pate in these services. Mrs. J. A. Fitch
the powerful evangelistic singer, CT
Philadelphia, will give several solos
Rev. Asbury Burke, pastor, has secured
Presiding Elder Corkran, Of the Easton
district, Rev. j. p. Otis, Rev E. L. Hub
bard, Phi, d., and Rev. c. A. Grlce, ID.
! d., all former pastors, to make ad-
dresses.
Mrs. Maggie Van Cott Of New York,
will preach three sermons at Asbury M.
e. Church tomorrow, the morning
? communion service having been post
? poned. Mrs. Van Cott will continue the
revival movement at Asbury all next
week, as heretofore.
! Rev. H. Ashton Henry will conduct
the regular services at Trinity Church
and the Mems Bible Study will begin at
: 2.45 p m.
b Communion service and reception
into full membership will be the order
at Unions morning service tomorrow.
AT night Rev. j. ID. G. Hanna Will
preach the second OF a series of sermons
on Heaven, his theme being THE Peo-
| lr.la 90 20 This carNiQn will he
followed by revival meeting.
Rev. A. r. Walker will conduct Holy
Communion at 1890 a. m. and there
will be service and sermon at 7.30 p. m.
: The Sunday school begins at 9.15 a. IN.
What Saves the City?" will be the
evening subject OF DR.. McCurdy at Cen
tral Presbyterian Church. He Will
preach in the morning from the theme:
4 mot Many Days Hence" The Sun
n day school service there begins at II
= o'clock, noon.
5 Services in Calvary Baptist Church
n will begin at 1O45 a. m. and 7.45 p m,
under the direction of Rev. Elmer w.
{. Powell.
e First Presbyterian Church's pulpit
= will be occupied tomorrow by Rev.
:. William X. Foster, Of Mechanicsburg,
2, Pa. who will preach two sermons. Sun
L day school will be open at 2.3O p. m.
o Some special music will be rendered
J. during the day.
: st. Pauls M. e. Church, at Seventh
y and Market streets, will not celebrate
the Lords Supper in the morning, but
N a weeks special services win begin I'M
n der the direction Of the pastor.
r Rev. George G. Hall, rector, after tn
" regular services at st. Johns p %
Up Church will conduct evening service a.
At Edge Moor at o'clock
Is st. Pauls Boy Choir will sing high
" mass in the basement of st. Pauls
Is Church, Fourth and Jackson streets, al
g. 9 o'clock. The members are: Thomas
At shannon. John Hart, Henry Long
h. Michael Flood, John Mulrooney An
at drew Martin, James Mooney, JOIN
ii Flynn, James Doulon, James Brown
K James Russell, John Brogan.
III At st. Stephens Lutheran Church
ne Tatnall street above Seventh, the 1913
Id morning service will be on THE Laws
to of Nature From a Religious Point o
ed View" followed by the festival OF Har
IL vest Home. A solid column Of frul
n. will be displayed. Sunday school begins
IN at 215. AT 7.30 the ninth anniversar.
x of the Sunday school will be held Will
m music and exercises by the school.
& Communion, baptism and the recep
IL tion of probationers into full cOnnec
II tion will be the order of the morninl
lr at Wesley NJ =. Church. Preaching ser
IL vice at 7.45 D. m. will be on the theme
Mt by request, "The intermediate Stat
II. Between Death and the Resurrec
he tion."
IL Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, cor
ner of Delaware avenue and Yves
a street. Rev. William A. Walling, pastor
". will have preaching at 1890 a. m. an
". l7A5 p. m. with morning communion
l.. service. In the evening part one OF IN
lcantata Delivery Of lsraelites Out o
ms Egypt" Sunday school at p. m. an
ar prayer meeting at 6.3O p. m. Monda
ly evening inquiry meeting will begin q
7.3O o'clock Prayer meeting Wednes
as day and c. e. Friday at 1.45 p. m.
II. The third anniversary of Goodman N
3; e. Church, corner Of Fourteenth an
Dr, Dupont streets. will be very interesting
,e- The excellent program as outlined Is
se- Love feast at $3.50 p. M; preaching q
nd 1890 a. m, historical sermon; at
yn m. preaching by DR.. Baker, OF Grac
Church; at 7.30 p. m, preaching by ID
ee Barrett presiding elder Special musi
Dl- by the choir.
H. Rev. Philip B. Cahell, who has r.
1T, turned home from the New-Church con
N, vention. will preach on the very intei
m, esting theme, THE Genealogy
J. Christ" at the morning service, afte
which the Holy Communion will b
ed celebrated. Arrangements for holdin
ch the evening services have not yet bee
e. completed.
n Miss Maggie Rogers will be in charg
IN, Of the services this evening at 745 q
'u- the Sunday Breakfast Mission. Ashto
r. Tatnall will have charge Of the Sun
lp- day morning Bible class at o'clock te
k morrow The evening service will be
rt, charge Of Neal Comfy and free lunc
his will be served Christian workers az
ms needed.
X Pearla Smith will sing at the mornin
he service at Brandywine NJ. f. Church e
III morrow and there will be commune
IL and baptism. THE New Birth" will B
the subject of Rev. Asbury Burke
he evening sermon.
a William X Crosby and Charles Bair