The Jersey City news., 1902-05-31
AMONG THE CHURCHES
Rarren Reformed

The Rev. Cornelius Brett. D. D.. OF the
Bergen Reformed Church, has decided
not to select an assistant pastor until
September l.
The Holy Communion will be celebrated
on the fourth Sunday in June (June ~.
A pastors class for young commandments
will be organized Sunday afternoon at
4;3e Members of the congregation who
have not vet united with this church are
invited to secure their letters of dismis-
sion at an early date. The pastor will
be glad to have interviews al an early
date with any who desire to unite with
the church on confession of faith.
The second Sunday in June VIII be
children's day. At the morning service
the Sunday schools will assemble in the
church Parents are requested to present
their infants for baptism.
Arrangements have been made for the
union service during the vacation. Dates,
the last Sunday in July and five Sundays
in August; place, all services will be held
in the First Presbyterian Church. Emory
street; preacher in charge. the Rev.
Luther r. Dyott of Brooklyn, n. Y.
81. Paul's M. E.
Beginning with tomorrow mornings s
services ST. Paul's NJ. E. Church, on Third
street, will celebrate the liquidation Of
s., 600 have been raised and expended dur
ing the past three years apart from the
annual current expenses and beneyo-
lences This jubilee will extend over the
entire week closing with the children s
day services on June s. The following is
an outline cf the exercises for the week.
The service tomorrow morning will open
with love feast at ha.f-past nine o'clock.
AT half-past ten o'clock Rev. r. Van
n n of Me- Ri rx,l,o fnr
of ST. Pau.'s in 1856 and 1857 and again in
1862 and 1863 will preach the sermon.
Rev. c. r. Barnes, D. D., who was a
member of st. Paul's when a mere boy
and who was licensed as local preacher
by the Quarterly Conference of this
church, will preach the sermon in the
evening.
On Monday evening an important meet
ing of the official board will be held.
On Tuesday evening there viii be a re-
| union of former pastors at which short
| addresses viii be delivered by those who
shall be present. The pastors of this his
toric Old church who are still living are
the following REV. George Hughes of
Orange; Rev. r. Van Horne, D. D., of
Roseville; Rev. c. Larew, M D., of Mend
ham, n. j.; Rev. Geo. F. Dickinson of
Millburn Rev. w. B. Wigg, of Newark;
Rev. s. L. Bowman, d. D.. of Newark
REV. q T. f1dInnouu, ~ ~, VI 11dFtT-
| straw, ". Y: Rev. D. Halleron, D. D.,
| Presiding Elder of the Elizabeth District
Rev. W. Eakins. D. D., of Dover, and
| Rev. T. c. Mayham of Dover.
| On Wednesday evening there will be a
| roll call OF the membership Of the church
| at which every member is requested to
| answer to his name either in person or
| by letter.
| On Thursday evening there will be a re-
union of former class leaders and of per-
| sons who were once members of st. Pauis
and who were identified with her Classes.
Everybody is cordially invited to attend
| this service as well as the services
| throughout the week.
On Friday evening there will be a gen.
| eral rally Of the different organizations OF
| the church, when representatives Of the
| Ladies' Aid Society the Kings Daugh-
| ters the Sunday school. the official board
| the Epworth League and the Junior Ep.
worth League viii read short reports.
| On Sunday. June 5, Rev. d. Halleron
D. D.. now the Presiding Elder of this
| Elizabeth District. and who was the pas
| tor Of ST. Paul's from 1888 to 1891, will
preach the sermon in the morning In
| the evening the Sunday school will render
beautiful programme appropriate tc
| chi.dren's day, at the close of which the
| cancelled notes and mortgages will bs
consigned to smoke and flame, after which
| the doxology will be sung and the bene.
| diction pronounced.
| ST. Johns Lutheran
The Rev Gottlieb Andreae, pastor oi
ST. Johns Lutheran Church on Fafrview
/ avenue. will celebrate the nineteenth an
] niversary Of his pastorAte next sunday
| specia: services have heen arranged. Tht