The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-26
NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
FEATURES OF RELIGIOUS SER
 VICES TOMORROW.

VICES TO-MORROW. Dr. Mckenzie at United Church-R. k. Y.M c. A. Meeting-United Choirs at St. Johns P. E. Church-other Religious News. At the Church of the Redeemer, pr. Phillips will preach at both services tomorrow. Evening subject, "Tongues that should be bridled." The evening music will be as follows:
 Prelude-Berceuse in E fiat. .Cui Chant-"Grant, we beseech thee" Hymn 3O-Congregational.
 Gloria Patri-In A..............H Holden Response" Jesus, My Strength" ..... ......... Shepard Offertory-"There's Beautiful Land on High".. .. .......... Taylor Anthem Adore and be Stilr .Gounod Postlude-"Be Not Afraid" (Elijah.. ... ... .................M .Mendelssohn AT EPWORTH M. E. CHURCH. The following special musical service will be held in Epworth M. E. church on Sunday night:
 Organ prelude. .. ..Batiste Anthem-Love Divine. .. ....Stainer Hymn-C Congregational.
 Anthem Lead, Kindly Light. ..... ... .................. Tanner Offertory solo-"We Would See Jesus" .... ... ......................Sh Shepard Hymn-Congregat gational.
 Anthem-"The Shining Homeland. ..... ... ....................... Ravens Duet-"Forever with the Lord".... ..... ... ...................... .Gounod Hymn-Congregati
 Post]ude .. ................. ......Bacn MEMS CLUB OF UNITED CHURCH. The gifted Rev. pr. Alexander Me- Kenzie of Cambridge, Mass, will ad- dress the Mems club of the United church tomorrow evening, subject, Living by the Heart; a Study of Re- Sults.'
 R. R. MEMS MEETING.
 Robert l.. Bremner of Westville will speak at the Railroad Mems building Sunday afternoon at 3:3O. o'clock. Rail- road men are invited to hear this for cible and interesting speaker. Special music. All railroad men welcome. PARK M. E. CHAPEL, MORRIS COVE Brother w. E. Mills will conduct the services in Park M. B. chapel Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
 UNITED CHOIRS AT ST. JOHNS. The choirs of St. Johns and St. Paul's F. E. churches will unite in grand service at St. Johns church tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. This is the ser vice which was postponed from last Saturday. Prof. F. A. Fowler, organ ist, at St. PauPs, will assist the organ list, Charles Fowler.
 AT GRACE M. E. CHURCH.
 The subject of the morning sermon tomorrow will be "Lent-Its Signifi- canoe" Tn the evening Rev. J. Bal four Smith of Summerfleld church, this city, will preach.
 Miss Hattie Hawkins has secured the Z names of fiftyfour of the women of Grace church who have expressed a desire to be formally organized into an auxiliary of the Womans Foreign Mis- sionary society The society will soon performed.
 DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH.
 Tomorrow morning at 10:30 the pas tor, Rev. Dr. Mitchell will preach a short sermon. The sacraments will be observed and new members received into the church. In the evening at 7:3O there will be praise service. The fol- lowing is the musical programme: Anthem-"The Lord is Exalted" West Choir hymn (after prayer)-"Thro'
 Peace to Light. ...... Chadwick Anthem-"The Wilderness. Gounod Address.
 Solo (offertory) 70 God Have Mercy
 est. PauD ..... .......... Mendelssohn Choir hymn (unaccompanieO "Jeru-
 salem the Golden. :. ...... Havens CHURCH SERVICE AND MISSION
 AFTER MEETING.
 The monthly union meeting at Trim ity church and the Church Army takes place tomorrow evening, when the Army Congregation visits Trinity church at 7:S0, where General Hadley will show them to seats reserved for i them. After a short sermon by Dr. Douglas both congregational will repair to the Church Army music hall on Gregson street, where General Hadley and his assistants will hold short af- ter meeting. The public who have nc other place to attend services, includ- ing those who are members of nc church, are cordially invited to both meetings. The mission doors will be opened at 8:30 o'clock.
 THE CITY MISSIONS.
 At the City Misison hall, corner o1 Court and State streets, the Sunday services tomorrow will be at o'clock a. m., o'clock and 1 D. m., and at 7:3( in the evening. The address at the evening service will be by Rev. J. c Collins, the secretary of the Interna- tional Christian Workers association and who was for many years in charge of the work of the gospel union in New Haven.
 FRIDAY NIGHT CLUB.