The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-01-04
SUNDAY SERVICES

waslning ton Park Methodist Episco
pal Church Rev Everett a. BurneS
Minister $50 a m, Glass meeting, B
3. Smith leader; 1880, morning wor-
ship and reception of members, WITT
Sacrament of Lords supper So ~
1910, Mems Adult Bible Class, E. H
Williams leader; $50 Early Evening
meeting MIR E. I. Abbott leader
7:30, popular evening service with foul
musical numbers by the choir and 8
short. practical sermon on The faith
ers have eaten sour grapes ana uhe
the first sermon on Great Truths from
N OF the way texts Seats reserved
Sor strangers
south Congregational Church, Cor
Broad and Gilbert streets, Richard L.
Swain, Ph.D. minister. Morning SER
vice 10:SO sermon subjects. 1.-The Su-
rreme Event in History Sunday
school at u; Junior Endeavor, at 4
jeet:s May the Book OF Jonah be SO
understood as to appear beautiful,
strong and inspired of God?' Special
music. by Bentley's orchestra. Chris
ttan Endeavor 6:15 p. m
Trinity Church. Cor. Fairfield ave-
nue. and Broad St. Sunday services,
s a m, Holy Communion; 1910 a. m,
Mathis; 1890 a. m Solemn High Gel
sermon; 1850 p. m, First Solemn Yes
pers Of the Epiphany with sermon and
procession. The Rector, Rev G. L.
Gomph Will preach at the 1880 service
and the Rev c. W. Areson in the
evening
Church of The Nativity, Sylvan Az
enue, North Bridgeport. a. m, Holy
Communion; 3:15 p. m. Elvensong ana
sermon by the Rev Howard La Field
At the First Methodist Church there
exception of Saturday These services
will be conducted by Dr.. J. A Chap
man of Herkiner, N. Y. Dr. CHAP
man is an excellent speaker and sing
er and very interesting and helpful
meetings are expected. There WIN zoe
z large chorus and gospel solos every
evening.
Bethel A. NJ E Church, Broad St,
1O:45 a. m, preaching, lots Wife, or
looking Backward u, noon, class;
1880 D. m, Sunday School; $50 p. m,
Christian Endeavor business meeting,
7:45 D. m, Evening Service, Does God
Send Trouble?'
West End Congregational Church,
Colorado avenue between Fairfield
avenue and State street, Walter Leo
Dold Bennett. Minister Church ser
vices at 1880 a. m, and 1870 p: M,
Sabbath School u m; Y p s G. E.,
iect: "Consecration. Prayer meeting,
Wednesday l7:45 p m. subject:
Faith. Sabbath sermon subjects:
Morning, The New Years Commune
Father Time
The First Methodist Church, Fair
field Ave, and Broad ST, Rev Geo;
NJ. Brown, pastor At 1880 there will
be the Sacrament of The Lords Sup
per and the reception of new members.
The Sunday School will meet at II
O'Clock and the Mems Assembly at the
same hour The-EpWOrth League De-
v7otionaI service at $3.50 will he con-
Quoted by Mr.. H H. Kratzig. The
pastor VIII speak at 1880 upon: Fol
lowing the Vision The evening ser
vice will close with a special hymn
number by the choir. Special services
every night the coming week except
ing Saturday Dr. J. A Chapman
will conduct the meetings.
Kings Highway Congregational
Spring St, near Noble avenue. Rev
p. Z. Matthias, pastor. Services:
Holy Communion, reception of new
on Retrospect and Prospect" 10:45;
Sunday School, 1905; Jr. G. E, 400;
ST. c E. $50; preaching, $780, evening
subject a Study of Love" This Sum
the pastors ministry in the church and
it is especially desired that all those
received into the church during the
past i've years be present
First Presbyterian Church, Corner Of
State Street and Myrtle avenue, Rev.
John MacLaren Richardson, pastor.
Services 1890 a. m, 1880 p m. Sunday
School, 1910. In the morning the
Sa cEaznent of the Lords Supper will
be observed, with Communion Talk
and Reception OF New Members. Ev-
RltE0 G - "a al N%A
mer s Joyce, Organist.
First congregational Church, Rev.
Herbert D. Gallaudet, pastor, Cor.
Broad and Bank streets. Service with
Sermon and Communion, 1890 a. m;
Second Service, 4:3O D. m. Special An
thems by the Choir. Organ Recital,
4:2O. Sunday School and Bible Glass
jr1cr
Meeting in the Chapel at 7:45 o'clock.
The Peoples Church, Laurel and
Park Avenues, Rev II. A Davenport,
Minister Divine worship 1920 a M,
'@The Genesis of All
Things Sunday School, u to 1, s. NJ.
Geough, supt; c. z. meetings. for jun
iors, 4; for seniors. $50. A consecra-
1ion Missionary Service Wednesday,
evening All are welcome.
Christ Episcopal Church, CORTLAND
St. Holy Communion, a. M; Holy
Communion 1880, sermon, s@Fhe Mis-
sion of Christi Sunday School, 12:15;
Evening Prayer, 1880; The Sacred Cam
tata The Shepherds Vision an
for last Sunday evening will
be given
OIivet CONGREGATIONAL Church, North
Avenue and Main St, Rev Morgan
minister. Morning service at
1920; First Sunday of New Years to
Easter Campaign Subject of sermon,
Now Communion Evening service |
at 1880. After a service of song, the
will answer questions asked |
by members of the congregation The
questions this week deal with three
hard sayings of Jesus: L. Love your
Enemies 2. "Whosoever shall COM
pei thee to go a mile, go with him
twain" 3. Take no thought for to-
The Bridgeport Christian Union
(City Mission), "A Bank street, Rev.
Chas. W. Simpson, superintendent.
Services every night at g, except Wed
uesday and Sunday at 9; also at 8
Sunday afternoon. Rev. J. J. SnaVe-
ley, Pastor of Grace M. e. Church, !
viii be the speaker tomorrow after |
noon Special singing Come and hear
the men tell in their own way of t'the' |
sure cure for drunkenness.
Park Street Congregational Church. |
corner Barnun Avenue and Park St, |
Gerald H Beard, Minister. The Holy |
Comm union Service, with address on |
sThe Neur and IiKfre. WAY q nd re- |