The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-10-07
DAY OF GREAT INTEREST AT THE
FIRST CHURCH.
Rev. Mr.. Chalmers First Services ~
Pastor-Fiowors and Special Music -
Other Matters of Interest.

morning, and the promise Of this IN
creased attendance was very encourage
ing to the committee on seats. There
was beautiful floral display in honor
OF the occasion, arranged by the horaiS
committee. The pastor announced that
there would be baptist of children next
Sunday morning.
There was special music during the
day and in the evening the choir gave
the cantata "Penitence, Pardon and
Peace" with programme as follows:s IN Nd
Prelude-Communio ........... BatiStSs
Doxology.
Invocation III
Hymn 406
Cantata-Part 1-Penitence.
Scripture reading. s5X
Prayer
Cantata-Part 2-Pardon. @
Hymn SIG. s%
Offertory (Consolation) ........ .IdsxS
Sermon. Ell
Cantata-Part 3-Peace.
Prayer.
Hymn 1854. ii s@j
Benediction. Nv aa
ostlude--March ............. SchnGefk
The morning sermon was an enthust
astic plea, the subject being THE Con-
quering Church." from the text Ma
thew xvi, 16 and IS, And upon thit,3
rock I will build my church." etc. Mfs93
Chalmers spoke in part as follows: M
when Jesus left the world In bodily
form He left an institution called tho
church. He was the church, When
Christ left the world there needed to bss3
some institution where He could 66
incarnate. He built church for tie 81
future.
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foundation of the Christian chlircIE S
and, secondly, why was it a conquerinE
church? When Christ came He hBd IN
, Heavenly credentials. Why need W8SH
stumble over miracles at the beEinnitl&
and end of His life when His whole ljf6 81
was miracle? His whole life becAf3e
a miraculous life; it was a wondef1N5
power. o, when we look back and H9& ii
that cradle in Bethlehem we must ul1s
derstand that He had power difsees s@
from that of man-wonderful, tranSs
dent power 1t seemed that everywhereS
Christ went, it seemed that He had an
unusual power to inspire His followers,
the poor fishermen. There was a new
Transforming power in His life. a
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