The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-12-23
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Holy Trinity e. L.

- ~hNS 49, $1,000
League, recently held, the following Off
GERS were elected-Fredafiek Snapper
President; Miss Schultz, Vice President
Mr.. Feldner. Secretary. and Mrs. Wolf
Treasurer.
After the reports Of the OUTGOING ON,
GERS had been read, which showed ths
league to be in a prosperous condition, al
Invitation was ordered drawn up and sen
ID the state League to attend the ailnua
convention. Of the local League next No
vezaber. The contention viii take place
at Holy Trinity Church, Montgomery and
Barrow streets.
The bazaar recently held under the aus
pices Of the Ladies' Aid Society for ths
benefit of the church was far more sue
~cessful than the ladies anticipated It woue
be.
Next Sunday morning the vested choir
Of the church viii make it's FIRST appear
ance 1T the Christmas service. The chail
of this church is composed Of sixteen
young men. ard it.will be the first vested
choir in the English Lutheran Church
throughout this amt
Holy Trinity's choir is well known
throughout the city as an ~exceptiop9lly
good one, and on Christmas morning they
Will render a special programmes OF
music.
Pastor N~eudewitz. the organizer Of the
English lutheran Church in this county.
is a great faverite among his large con
g~regation, and Is always on h alert to
furnish something new for the pleasure
Of the young ard old elements of the
church. and his next venture will be an
entertainment to be given by the choir
IT will take place at the church on We'd
nasday evening. January 81.
On Sunday evening, January 7. the new
~offcers of the church will be Installed IN
connection with the regular evening ser
vices.
There will be a full midnight service at
Holy Trinity on Sunday evening. Begin
ming at Il O'Clock and last until Midnight.
Church OF the Radeeuner.
Wednesday evening. December q. the
English Evangelical Lutheran Church Of
the Redeen.er Will hold it's Christmas en-
tertainment. An excellent programme has
been arranged. Christmas presents in the
form Of toys and candies VIII be dis
tributed among the sunday school chill
dren.
Greenville Reformed.
The Christmas entertainment Of the
Greenvil Reformed Church. Ocean and
Dauforth avenues. viii be held "Wednesday
evening. December II. The Ladies aid
Society WA be in charge. AS IN previous
years smlll presents Of fruit, candies, and
toys will be given 10 the Sunday school
children.
ZION E. L.
The Zion German Evangelical Lutheran
4 Church viii give a Christmas entertain
ment Thursday evening, December 2Ss at
the church, Boulevard and MeAdoo ave-
nues.
Trinity M. e.
The annual Christmas treat Of the
Trinity NJ. E. Cunday school will be given
on Monday evening at half-past seven
o'clock. A programme OF instrumental
ard vocal music asa Rotations viii BE
rendered by the children. The parents and
friends will be admitted free OF charge.
Tomorrow morning the pastor, D. B. f.
Randolph. will preach on Christmas
Presents n in the evening a salvation
jubilee service will be held. Seats are all
free and strangers welcome.
West Side 81. E.
The Christmas exercises of the Sunday
school of the West Side NJ. E. Church viii
take place Saturday night December 2S).
Each Of three hundred scholars will be
presented with a gift. A large attendance
and pleasant evening are expected.
An o-ld-fashioned watch meeting viii
take place at the West Side Church, Sun
day evening, December 81. The services
viii begin at 7:45 P. N. Sunday night and
close f2:15 P. M. New Years morning.
These viii include sermon. prayer and
experience meeting song service. The new
year will be ushered in with silent prayer
By all in a kneeling position. All those
Who irtead to make new resolutions are
invited to attend. Come any time befors
morning.
First Fresbyscrian.
h pastor, the Rev. Dr.. Herr. viii
speak tomorrow evening on the Virgin
Birth of Our Lord
The Herr Bible Glass Of the First Pres
byterian Church, Emory street, begins
with next year the study of the Life
of Our Lord They feel this to be an
event and an opportunity for many. It
was a remark Of George Macdonald: 1.-THE
longer T live, the more | am assured that
the business Of life Is TO understand the
4 44Nfl CHRIST. IHC SpN34A' 4tc4t u LIE
class call The attention Of other young
men, unattached elsewhere, to this pro-
granlne for 1860. and heartily invite them
to Join in this chief or All studies. The
/ Bible Hour is held every Sunday after
noon at 2;45 IN the church, and there
are, besides, occasional social gather
ings during the week.
ST. Parl's IA. E.
The Rev. William II. Ruth, pastor of
st. Pauls N. e. Church on Third street,
will deliver two interesting sermons next
Sunday at the church. His morning sub
ieot will be, .TThe Fact and Significance
OF Christ First Advent In The even-
ing the services viii begin at lsl5 O'clock,
and the text Will be The Superlative
Greatness of Christi
Tabernacle.
The Rev. S. Y. Robinson will preach
in the Tabernacle, corner of York II
] Henderson streets, on Sunday morning
and evening. Morning at 1890 there will
be special Christmas sermon and christ-
mas music. Ii the evening at T:45 the
subject viii be 7Christ's Conquest of
EVIL Seats free and everybody wel-
come.
Lafayette Reforuaa
The annual Christmas ntertainmenf
viii be held on Tuesday evening. Under
the auspices of the Sunday School.
Bergen Reformed.
r4 $3.50 rS.fr11A 80 49, $780, r.