The Jersey City news., 1901-07-06
AMONG THE CHURCHES.

Methodist Church, realizing the difficulty
of rivetting- the attention of congrega-
titons throughout a long sermon in ex-
ceedingly warm weather has decided to
deliver what he is pleased to call "ser-
monettes," or short sermons lasting only
twenty minutes. He will deliver one of
his sermontttes at each of tomorrow's
regular services. Miss Margaret Barnes,
daughter of the pastor will preside at the
organ both morning and evening. The
Sunday morning class will meet as usual
and will be conducted by Mr.. Barring
ton.
Bergen Baptist.
Berger Baptist Church. Madison and
Clinton avenues, Rev. Addison Moore.
pastor. Preaching by the pastor at 10:3J
A. NJ. and 7:45 p. M
The Sunday school will hold IT'S session
in the morning at $3.50 instead of in the
afternoo on.
Lafayette Reformed.
The Sunday School of the Lafayette
Reformed Church will go on its annual
excursion to Orchard Beach Grove, on
Friday, July II. The sail is twenty miles.
Lafayette Methodist.
The services for tomorrow at Lafayette
Methodist Church are as follows:-lo:30
A. NJ. Professional. Morning hymns, 27S,
437, 507; Anthem, He Leadeth Me-" c.
McAfee: responsive reading. Gloria Patri;
reception of members. Onertory, I'm the
Cross Misses E. Kaiser and M. Klein,
Messrs. F. Miller and w. Wood: sermon.
''On What Conditions May expect Sal
vation?" hymn, 507. recessienal. 7:45 P.
NJ. Professional. Evening hymns 161, 1888,
1889; Anthem. Weary Of Earth" Camp,
Miss Gilmore and Mr.. NJ. E. Stephens;
Scripture lesson. Offertory, IF With All
Your Hearts," Mendelssohn, Mr.. VIM.
Gohring: sermon, standing at the Ma
tion's Door and Looking Within" hymn
1889. Recessional.
b. F. Mead will lead the Brotherhood
at Lafayette Methodist Church tomor-
row.
Tomorrow morning the sacrament OF
the Lords supper will be celebrated. The
following will be received into full men,
bership.-Geo. w. Greed. A. M. Beaney.
Mildred Deming, Sadie A. Lyons, Mabel
Hahn, Geo. H. Savage, Walter Cunliffe,
Josie Polling, Bertha Opdyke, Cora
portunity will be given to any who may
wish to unite in church fellowship.
81. Panl's M. e.
The Lords Supper will be administered
at the morning service tomorrow in St
Paul's NJ. E. Church. on Third street
The evening service will begin at q
quarter past seven and will close prompt
ly at half past eight.
Simpson Methodist.
The regular monthly administration Of
the Holy Communion will take place at
Simpson Methodist Church at tomorrow
mornings regular service. New members
and probationers will also be received.
The summer evening service begins to-
morrow at 7:45 O'Clock, and will last less
than an hour The subject of the Rev.
DR.. Aylesworth's discourse will be-
MANS ideal Man" Mr.. Herbert Moyle
will conduct the Fellowship service,
which precedes the regular morning SER
vice; Mr.. william r. Coulson will lead
the Epworth League meeting. which pre-
cedes the regular evening service.
The regular monthly meeting Of Simp-
son Chapter of the Epworth League will
be held in the lecture room Monday eve
ming next
North Bapsist.
Rev. Benjamin Otto of the North Bap-
tist Church, Jersey avenue and Fourth
street, will preach at both the morning
and evening services tomorrow.
The subject in the morning will be '"The
Love of Christ to Believers and its Re-
ciprocation.a The evening subject will be
'.The Talents" The sermons in the even
ing will be illustrated, and the church will
be in darkness, making it much cooler
and comfortable for all who attend The
hymns to be sung viii be produced on the
canvas.