Evening journal., 1907-02-02
Christian Workers

How to make the most out OF life and
attain the greatest success win be the
subject OF two very interesting dis
courses by the Rev. j. II. Main at Holy
Trinity Lutheran Church, Concord ave-
nue. and Madison street next Sunday
at IL a. m. and 7.30 p. m.
Beginning on Sunday evening the
Rev. j. NJ. S. Van Blunk, pastor Of
Kingswood NJ. T.. Church, will preach a
serios Of sermons on the Problems Of
Life Presented in the Book Of Job"
The subject for the first sermon will
be "Afnictions, a Test OF Character"
The choir OF Calvary P. e. Church
viii make its first appearance as a
vested choir at the evening service to-
morrow
The young peoples choir Of the Del
aware Avenue Baptist Church feels
highly complimented over the grateful
reports which have lately been spread
among friends encouraging the choir
in the Masters work. II is hoped that
all Of those so kindly disposed toward
the choir viii not forget that the or
ganization Is comparatively new but
expects to grow in efficiency as age
develops. on the coming sunday what
is perhaps the best program which has
yet been rendered viii be sung by the
choir The morning and evening SER
vices include Great is the Lord" Pol
lock: Rejoice in the Lord" Bierly. and
Rock of Ages" Nelson. The congre-
gational singing viii consist OF the old
hymns so familiar TO all.
The Nonokomuk Bible Glass Of the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church con-
tinues to increase weekly in interest
and in numbers. On last Sunday five
new men joined the Organized Bible
Glass and the outlook for next week is
very encouraging. Owing TO the in
ability OF the pastor OF the church, the
Rev. Thomas J. Hopkins, TO be in his
usual place as teacher next Sunday
Joseph E. Edwards. the organizer of the
Young Mems Glass in the SunA a
school, will teach tho lesson.
An interesting program has been ar.
ranged for the Sunday evening service
at Olivet Church. A history of the
Christian Endeavor movement will b,
read as well as other interesting pap
ers and addresses. The musical pro.
gram will include two Of VIII l.
. Thompsons quartettes the duet, "My
; Faith Looks up to Thee" arranged from
Lachner. by Bachman, and solo, Face
to Face" by Johnson.
At Grace NJ. 4. Church to-morrga
evening there will be an unusual serv'
ice, a service especially in the inter.
est OF men. under the auspices OF st
James Brotherhood Of Grace Church
The choir for the evening service vii
be made up entirely of men. In add.
b tion to the male chorus, several num-
bers will be given nv the male quartet
The minister's sub 4 for the evening
will be. "The Call 40 the Men Of thu
! Age" The body of the church will b.
reserved for men and IL is expected
p they viii be present in large numbers
D At the " NJ G.. A. mems meeting "a
! the Garrick Tomorrow afternoon Johl
5 J. Munro. FOR nine years chaplain o
the Tomhs prison, New York. viii MAX
= an address. his subject TO be "Behin
. Prison Bars"
= Shall We Know Each other &
y Heaven" will he theme of the pas
+. tors brief sermon at the West Presby
J. terian Church Tomorrow evening. Tn
! chorus choir under Pccsessor Clymer'
leadership will render the foliowin
h musical numbers: Prelude, "Offertoir
(. I'm D.. Battmann: anthem, How Beau
!. tiful Upon the Mountains" burst. sole
|. Mr. Imler; chorus. "Just As I Am" ar
= ranged from Mascagni, by request; Of
y fertory. "Serenade." Schubert; quar-
tet. Lean on His Arms" Jones, Mr.
Carpenter. Mrs. Souder. Mr.. Clymer NJ
1mlor; Postlude, Rinck.
t. The Rev. Mr.. lockwood Is here !
q the interest OF the National Divisio
i Sons Of Temperance OF North Americi