The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-04
AT THE CHURCHES.

A new organ has been placed In the Methodist church at Ensley.
 The Rev. Mir. Hall will officiate at the Church of the Advent on Easte..
 Tomorrow is communion Sunday at the Cumberland Presbyterian church.
 The Rev. r. D. Moneys subject to- morrow morning will be Communion"
 Next Monday the Interdenominati tional Pastors union meets in the First Method ist church.
 The corner stone for the new church of Our Lady of Sorrows will be laid soon after Easter.
 The Rev. Sterling Foster will preach tomorrow at the South Highlands Pres byterian church.
 The Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be administered tomorrow at the First Methodist church.
 Tomorrow will be Palm Sunday. There will be communion services at all the Presbyterian churches of the city.
 There was series of meetings all this week at the Central Presbyterian church, conducted by the Rev r. R. Graves.
 The children of the Cumberland Presby- teran church will practice this afternoon at o'clock for the Easter service
 There was a meeting of the Young Ladies circle of the Cumberland Presby- terian church yesterday afternoon.
 The Rev I. D. Steele of the Cumberland Presbyterian church will preach to young men and young women tomorrow night.
 There will be a Y. M. c. A. meeting at the First Methodist church tomorrow at o'clock and Epworth league at D. m. The Primitive Baptists will hold ser vices at Tomlinson's hall, 2O2S1a First ave. nue the first Sunday in every month a. Il a. m. Elders Lively and Powell will officiate.
 fSttNlttS Mtlt iltld lHlo NtSh GU eiic oSA- ond Presbyterian church preparatory 10 the communion services tomorrow morn ing. The Rev. J. J. Grier addressed the meeting Wednesday evening. At the approaching commencement of the North Alabama Conference college Rev A. l.. Andrews D. D., will preach ] the commencement sermon and Rev S. l.. Dobbs, DID,, will preach the bac- calaureate sermon.
 | Dr. J. P. McFerrn has returned from | Grenada Miss, where he has been as- sisting the Rev. Theodore Copeland in a revival Grenada paper says that the place has not enjoyed in twenty years such preaching as Dr. McFerrn's The following musical programme will be rendered tomorrow (Palm Sunday) at the Friedens Evangelical church: Solo by Miss Mela Ebinger; "Hosannah' e. Wilson,, choir; "Glory to the Father" (Dolerng) choir. The choir will be as- sisted by Phil Heck as violinist. At Friedens Evangelical church on Easter the pastor, the Rev. S. A. Ebinger will confirm a class of eight young ladies' The chancel and altar will be beautifully dressed with potted plants and flowers by MT Reed. Good Friday services will be conducted at 10 a. m. and 7:3O p. m.
 At St. Mary Highlands the fol- lowing appointments for services have been made for Holy week; Each day at 7.SO q. m. and D. m.; besides these there will be a celebration of the Holy Monday and Thursday at 7:SO p. m., and on Good Friday morning prayer and litany at Il a. m.
 The Congregationalists have been very much encouraged by the results of their initial services in Birmingham. The hall of the Pollock Stephens institute has been engaged for futures services on Sunday mornings. This hall is at isS North Nine teeth street. The night services will be held in Gate City as heretofore. The Rev. A T. Clark. who is the superintend- ent of missions for the state. will con