The morning news., 1899-04-23


Church will be at II a. m. and S:15 o. m.
Preaching by Rev. Ed F. Cook The pro-
gramme of morning service is as follows:
Organ prelude.
Anthem, 20 Praise the Mighty Cod
(Emerson).
Doxology.
Hymn. II Love Thy Kingdom, Lord"
Prayer.
First Lesson (responsve). Ps. 51a-1s.
Hymn, "Consecration."
Second lesson, Gal. 5.
Offertory. Glorious Things Of Thee Are
Bpoken"
Sermon. "Steadfastress."
Text, / Cor. 1858.
Hymn, 20 Happy Day, That Fixed My
Choice"
Reception Of members.
13siGs.y BoxoI0gy; .Sag
Recessional.
The programme of evening service is as
follows:
Organ prelude.
Anthem. Sing. o Heaven (Tour).
Hymn, Religion Is the Chief Concern. ."
Prayer
Scripture lesson. Mark, S;27-S7
Hymn, win You Meet Us?"
offertory, 1--WE Have Firm Founda-
tion."
Sermon. profit and Loss"
Text, Mark, 1886.
Solo. Twill Profit Thee Nothing"
hymn, Il Hear Thy Welcome Voice"
Prayer
Benediction
Recessional
The public is cordially invited to attend
each service. A special greeting for all
strangers. Seats free. Polite ushers.
Rev. OsgOOd f. Cook paStnr of Graca
Methodist Church, has returned from Ten
mile, where he conducted revival meet
ing the past week He will occupy his
pulpit both morning and evening to-day.
His subject at IL O'Clock will be That
Which Was Lost" and at S:15 p. M he will
preach on THE Power of the Gospel,"
Religion Worth All 1t Costs" will be
the subject of the sermon at the Seventh
Street Methodist Church this morning.
The pastor, Rev. +. +, Morgan. will
preach. His sermon at the evening SER
vice will be The Final Separation" The
meeting of the Sunday school will be al
o'clock in the afternoon. At the meet
ing OF the Epworth League, to be held
Tuesday night, the reports of the dele
gates to the state convention will be rem
dered.
Mss uChSif VINO Is TO assist the pastor
OF Trinity Church in revival services Is
in the city. but will not begin her Bible
readings until Wednesday night. Miss
Tucker has met with great suceass
Wherever she has labored. Large audi.
ences attend her Bible readings. so much
so that often no auditorium TO he had is
large enough to accommodate the peoDle
Those who know Miss Tucker represent
her as an exceedingly womanlv woman
whose modest
hestness captivate those who hear her.
Episcopal.
Morning prayer and sermon at 81
Johns Church to-day will be at II O'Clock
the rector. Rev. Charles II. Strong of.
hciatlng. Sunday school will be al 4.Q,
O'Clock, and the evening prayer. choral
and sermon, VIII be at S15. The rector.e
series of short night talks upon ouesttons
OF the day viii be continued his Imra-
diate subject being rs Christianity Com.
pauble With the Advancing Thought Of
the Time?'' u
At ST. Pauls Church. corner Rarnons
and Duffy streets, the rector. Rev 7 r
Scuily VIII administer the holy commun.
ION at a. M. and will preach al ~
morning service at II a. m, At the evenino
service the dean of the Cathedral at Az.
iahta vail preach.
The services at ST. Michael Chapel. Hab-
ersham aud Henry streets, will be as fo..
lows Morning prayer at II n. m. even.
lhs prayer az $50 p. m; Sunday school M
p. m. The evening service Will b.
conducted by the Rev. Frank Strinqfol.
low, chaplain of the Fourth Virgini,
United sltatos Volunteer Infantry. Thls
VIII be The last opportunity to hear Cant
suingfellow. az he will leave on Monday
70 assume his duties as chaplain of n
large school in Virginia.
Presbyterian.
Chaplain Mason OF the Forty-nlnth Iowa
Regiment viii conduct the services to-day
at the Independent Presbyterian Church.
Ihe pastor, Rev Dr. James Y. Fair. i.
ebfeni from the city attending the nect.
ths ~ hazi"hurst Of the Savannah prcs-
hytery' From that place be viii 70 10
blsckshear tomorrow whore he Win lu.
eiali me new minister. Rev. W. ~. Iguntef.