Evening journal., 1901-12-28
NEWS Oh INTEREST
In CITY CHURCHES

] ~ IANnl INTERESTING VANkAabA A0A AAN ]
Delaware Avenue Baptist watch meet |
ing on New Years I've has been arr
ranged by Pastor Shape, which in
cludes Cloward's Passion Play and IL
Illustrated songs. The lecture accom-
panying the motion pictures will be
delivered by Professor ClOward who
will also sing Holy City" Palms and
Bethlehem"
The presentation OF the Passion
Play Is awaited with the deepest in
terest. not only by the general public
but by clergymen and others interest
ed in the teachings of the Bible. This
story of the worlds sublimest trag-
edy." the most sacred and the most
dramatic In the worlds history, will
not be presented by living persons but
reproduced by means of enlarged and
perfected cinematograph, or moving
pictures. the very exact same effect
as would be witnessed did the specta-
tor really see the peasants of foreign
lands performing their sacred drama.
The absence Of flesh and blood seems
to make the effect more spiritual and
, certainly relieves the Passion Play
from any touch OF irreyerence. And
still the play will be there exactly as
!, given by the simple, devout peasants,
with every figure, every gesture, and
even the exact likeness of the peasants.
so real and so natural that one falls to
realize but what HE is gazing. upon
the living figures themselves.
People who read their Bibles have a
fair knowledge OF IL. but these pictures
q bring the scenes In the life of Christ
with such vividness that the impress
LII. 4 A.. Ha..4N Ia.
e PRODUCTION OF the illustrated songs by
f the talented soloists accompanying the
J. company has made this exhibition
b truly one of the most elevating and
f instructive before the public. There
e viii be no tickets sold. but a silver Of
d fering of ten CENTS Will be expected at
:. the door.
c Following is the program of the
service TO be held in Hanover Church
l. tomorrow evening:
r Organ prelude. Alteration" from
e Gauls Holy City"
Anthem, Festival TIE Deum'. ID. Buck
y The Invocation; the Lords prayer.
Contralto solo, THE Christ Child,
Iel Van de Water
1f Anthem, Bethlehem II. N. Bartlett
10 Soprano solo. 20, Holy Night Adam
r Violin obligato by N. Marks.
Ofertory anthem, "Heralds of th'
H. King ................J. 9. Barueu
H. Benediction.
IT, Soprano. Miss Poole: contralto. Mis-
Jones; TENOR Mr.. Ayres; bass, Mr.
ed Nruhlhausen; organist and choirmaster
l.. p. ]. Muhlhausen.
81 lin ST. Johns Church tomorrow th
boy choir will repeat the Christmas music
UtI floA hau IA sol
In il which will be sung by Master u
Mert Guyer. At the closing OF the II
Deum the tenors have a part Independent
from the chorus of which is very good
~ The "Jubilate Dco," also has a sopran
III solo which will be sung by Master Guyel
ol and soprano and alto duet which viii b
ay sung by Master Ralph Grimes and Mas
~ ter Norman Lowry. At the oifertory th
tni anthem. Let Us Now Go Even INT
ld, b thlehem," starts off with a BARTON
ON solo which will be sung by A. ~ Hyatt
The chorus work in the anthem is stril
ing. This also has soprano solo whic
will be sung 10y Master Guyer or Maste
Grimes. The latter is a young SOLOS
ed and has a pleasing voice.
ISIS . Revival services at Union NJ.
ey Church have continued without inter
iss rnption through the holiday season wit
va IIlfINNNINE lNNfINNls I Af NNAfnMAAAE AAf
ial evening was large and several were d
m the altar for prayer. The order of servic
nd for tomorrow is Prayer and test
mony." at Q a. M. conducted by the Re,
r. II. Adams. At 1890. sermon by tn
Rev Joseph II. Smith; 2 p. m, Sunda
school; 2.3O "Pcntecostal Mass Meeting
n and sermon by Evangelist Smith. Pr,
as siding Elder Robert Watt will be presen
ub and participate in the afternoon servic,
he At ESQ young peoples rally, conductc
w. hy j. G.. Hinkson and at 7.30 sermon b.
W., Evangelist Smith. The Rev II. II. CouI
lr- sey will reach the city this afternoon an
will assist in the services tomorrow.
On Monday the Methodist minister
win omit the regular order Of busnes
and attend the revival services for tn
iss day At 10 a. M, the Rev. John Franc
NV will conduct prayer and praise servic,
ia and at 1890 Evangelist Smith will preach
I'd, AT 2.30 y. m the prayer and praise SCI
M vice will be conducted 10y the Rev. G.. w
e. Burke and at o'clock the Rev, Alfre
n, Smith. OF Wesley Church. Dover, viii a,
liver the sermon.
Watch night services viii be held d
$50 o'clock on Tuesday night and cor
~ tnuc until 1915 o'clock.
i-o Tomorrow afternoon the Christina
u, festival will be- repeated in 81. Stephen
Sunday school. and at both church SCI
vices. the Christmas music will be suns
The pastor. the Rev Frederic Doerr. o
Christmas Day received from the ladic
,i,1 Aid Society substantial purse. from hi
ir Sunday school class chair and from IN
m, choir framed picture.
w. THE Rev. j. A. Douthctt
~ Greonshurg. Pa. will preach in the ne'
i'' First United Presbyterian Church Il
morrow morning and night. His ever
ing subject will be- Get the Boulders on
OF the Way" He also preached in tn
"a church last night.
81 Bishop Coleman oficiatcd at a speci,
=, ordination in ST. Philips Protestant Epi,
- copal Church Forty-second street an
~ Baltimore avenue. Philadelphia, whe
Ds the Rev. Henry Mcknight Moore wa
ordained 10 the deaconatc The sermo
OF was preached by the Rev. Clarence wy
ow att Bispham. rector of St. Philips Tn
cal candidate was presented hy Archdeaco
rs. Carey. of Saratoga. Mr. Moore was f0l
lth mcry pastor IN the Presbyteria