Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-12
4URCH NEWS AND VIEWS OF RELIGIOUS INTEREST
RELIGIOUS SERVICES FOR A
SUNDAY IN SERMON AND SONG
Thames of Interest for Pulpit Consideration Uplifting Mu
sic by Organ and Voice.

sacrament OF the Lords supper win
be celebrated and new members re-
ceived. At 8 p. m, service at the
South Park Chapel. DR.. Allen will
preach.
At South Park Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning the music will be
as follows: Organ prelude, Prelude,
Bossi; soprano solo, MY Redeemer,"
Buck; offertory, organ solo, Adagio,
Haydn; organ postlude, Grand
Choeur," Guilmant. Afternoon-Organ
prelude, Communion" Wely; So
prano solo, How Sweet the Name"
Brown; organ postlude, "Risoluto,"
List. Evening-Opening chorus, BE
cause of His Love- Gilbert; soprano
solo, God Shall Wipe" Roma; Of
fertory, soprano solo, THE Vesper
Hour" Nevin.
At the Weequahic Presbyterian
| Church the pastor, Rev. S. H. Marcy,
will preach tomorrow morning on
1.-THE Purpose of God as Seen in the
Life of the World In the evening
the subject will be Christ in Every
day Life"
The music at the High Street Pres
byterian Church tomorrow morning
will be as follows: Organ, Aria in D,
Andrews; anthem, Gloria in Ex-
celsis." Farmer: anthem arise,
Shine" Lansing; organ, Tempo di
| Marcia, Redhead. Evening-Organ,
Melodie in G, Ashmall; anthem, Fear
| Thou Not" Woodman; anthem, PRO
claim Ye His Name" Judson; organ,
Postlude in e fiat, Barnard.
At the Second Presbyterian Church
the pastor. Rev. DIR. Pleasant Hunter.
will preach morning and evening. His
subject in the evening will be "Serv-
ing Through Living
Music at the Second Presbyterian
Church will be rendered tomorrow
morning as follows: Prelude, Pas
torale, Guilmant; anthem, Prepare
Ye the Way of the Lord" Garrett;
organ offertory, Alteration" Lem
mems; postlude, Grand Chorus, Spence.
In the evening: Prelude, Nocturne,
Parker; anthem, Behold, the Days
Come" woodward; organ offertory,
"Salut d'Amour." Elgar; anthem,
/ God Is Love" Shelley; response,
selected; postlude, Triumphal March.
Heintze. At the Christmas services.
SUNDAY, December 20, the choir viii
be assisted by Mrs. Lucia F. East
man, harpist, and Miss Ethel c..
Smith, violinist.
Tomorrow morning Rev. DIR. w. j.
Dawson will preach at the First Pres
byterian Church, and in the evening
he will deliver the first of series of
addresses on What Advent Teaches
U.s. The subject for this Sunday
evening will be THE Glory of Com
mon Life" The remaining subjects
of the series will be: On December
20, THE Link with Heaven" and on
December 27, 1.-THE Meaning of Life. :"
The quartet and full chorus, under
the direction of Alexander Russell,
will sing at all these services. The
music tomorrow morning will be as
follows: Prelude. Pastoral symphony
("Messiah''), Handel; Christmas
Carol, s"Silent Night" Gruber; Ores
den Amen" Gloria Patri; anthem,
There Were Shepherds" Christmas
oratorio), st. Saens; offertory SEN
tence. offertory solo for soprano,
Come Unto Me All Ye that Labor"
("Messiah'D, Handel; organ postlude,
"Hallelujah" Chorus C"Messiah"),
Handel. Evening-Prelude in e
major. Batiste; opening sentence;
anthem est. Cecilia"), tenor solo and
chorus, Gounod; response, Hear My
Prayer. o Lord" Whepley; offertory
sentence, Beethoven; offertory quar-
tet, God Is O Spirit" Bennett; post
| Jude, "Marche Sollenelle," Lemaigre.