Evening journal., 1902-03-22
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES

NUlES VI LIE CllUhOuLO
Members OF the First Church of
Christ. Scientists. Of this city, met In
their reading room. In the Ford Building,
last night. to perfect Organization under
their state charter. which was recently
obtained. and filed IN the recorders office,
In the Court House.
The officers chosen were; President,
Norman e. John; vice-president, Louise
ID. Radzinski; secretary William IL.
saverv: treasurer, David M. Masters.
Norman =. John and Louise u. Rad1insh
we're elected first and second readers of
the church. and Mrs. Norman n. John SUI
perintendent Of the Sunday school. |
Unlike other churches Christian Scien- |
lists have no preaching. the Sunday ser
vice being read by two readers, one of
whom reads the scriptural citations and
the other those from the textbook OIL
Christian Science, Science and Health,
with key to the Scriptures. The Wednes-
day evening meeting Is devoted TO tes-
umonies OF healing in Christian Science
by members OF the congregation.
The tenots OF the church, as copy
lrightod, and found i'm the text book boy
Mrs. Eddy. are as follows:
1. As ndhercnts OF Truth, we take the
INSPIRED Word Of the Bible for our guide
TO eternal life.
9. We acknowledge an dadore one SUI
premc. Infinite God; we acknowledge one
} Christ. namely. the Holy Ghost or Divine
J Comforter. and the Son OF Christ Jesus
} man in the Divine image and likeness.
! g. We acknowledge Gods forgiveness
! of sin. In the destruction of sin, and the
p understanding that sin and sickness are
! neither real nor eternal
D g. We acknowledge atonement az the
; efficacy and evidence OF Divine love, of
mans unity with God and the great mer-
It's Of Christ Jesus, the way-shower.
s. We acknowledge universal salvation
as demonstrated by the Galllean prophet
IN the power of Truth over an error, sin,
! sickness and death; and His resurrection.
4 whereby human faith and understanding
3 are enabled TO seize the great possibili-
b eios ana living energies Of Divine life.
y g. We solcmnly promise TO strive, watch
a and pray for that Mind 90 be In us which
O was also in Christ Jesus. to love one an
IS other and 20 be meek, mcrclful, just an,
d pure
O Tho Rev. william p. White, ID. d..
editor OF the Presbyterian Journal anC
@ secretary of Lincoln University, VIII
p preach in Rodney Street Presbyterian
o Church tomorrow morning at 1880 o'clock
O His subject will be "What Lincoln Unit
r. vorslty Is Doing for the Negro and q
D IS one with which DR.. White is thor
q oughly conversant. Ilo is considered an
j able speaker on all phases of the Negro
- Question.
THE Pennsylvania Railroad Y NJ. e
e A. will hold a meeting tomorrow after
s. noon in the office Of Yardmastor G. II
Il Cantwcn Third street and Railroad ave
g nue.. G. w. King viii have charge Of the
q meeting. The address viii be dehvere,
n by John Hayes An excellent musical pro
d gram win be given.
= . Special services appropriate to Pain
- Sunday viii be held IN St. Michael
10 Church. Chestnut and Adams streets 60
% morrow morning.
Tomorrow being Palm Sunday thl
T, vested choir Of thirty voices of 81. john
n, Church VIII sing n pretty production o.
u the palms" arranged in three dferen
!, keys. The first part starts of with
soprano and alto duet. which VIII be sun
by Master LaMert Guycr and Norman
Lowry Both boys have pleasing voices
The second part is a baritone solo. whicl
= will be sung by John A. Mahoney, tn
= baritone soloist Of the choir The thir,
part will be sung by tho full thirty voices
Other special music will be rendered d
the service.
Especial services will be held IN ELS
mere NJ. T.. Church at 1890 a. m. and 7g
3 p. m. tomorrow. Sunday school at
o'clock.
II Presiding Elder c. A. Tindiey vii
II preach in Scott NJ. E. Church tomorrow
N The weekly calendar for Ceniru
a Presbyterian Church, contains the follow
ng musical numbers to be sung by tn
r choir tomorrow. At 1880 "a. m.. the an
N them will be go BE Joyful in the Lord.
y by Dudley Buck. and for ani anertor.
Ia Frank II. Mason will sing 'The Palms.
n, At 7.i5 p. m, the anthems will be "Softl,
n Fades the Twilight Ray" by Fennimor
l., and Parker's Jerusalem" on the even
Il ing of Good Friday, March eS, stainer
le "Crucihxion' will be rendered by tn,
"a choir. An invitation TO this service +,
: extended 90 all Tho services will com
NJ mence at AS o'clock.