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OI Seciarion ‘Service Is Set by Committee

E ARMISTICE

AY DEMONSTRATION

Morning Program Is

to Be on Monument Circle.

Indianapolis peace ‘® organizations,

and young in eco-opera-

= $ion with civic and church leaders, |

“gording to Martz Lewis

ing a Warless World.”

at 7 a m under direction of Ronald

Arf arranging for an anti-war tration Armistice Day Monument Circle.

“Non-sectarian

Ngious in form,

in nature, but rethe program, arrangements committee chairman, is to be on the theme: “World Youth Build-

be held is to be Boughton, of the Y. M, C. A. The “leaderresponse” method is to be used in the meeting, Mr. Lewis said. Through a public address system, Mr. Boughton is to ask questions on War and peace, to which the group fre to respond in unison. It i$ ex“pected to be one of the largest antiWar demonsirations-ever held here Mr. Lewis claimed. Musie is to be provided by the Indianapolis Civie Choir under direction of Floyd Jones, director. Members of the Butler University band are to furnish accompaniment. Mr. Lewis said every Indianapolis Yesident is invited to participate in the service. Co-operating Groups Organizations which have offered lend support include Epworth

The demonstration is to Wednesday. and

g League. Friends Church, Emergency

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Peace Campaign, Disciples of Christ gommitiee on student work, Inter-

denominational Council on Religious | Goodwill | Commission of the Church Federa- |

Education, Internationai tion of Indianapolis and the Y. M. C. A. Mr. Lewis has been assisted in program preparalions by Miss Maxine Malcom Miss Myrtle Powell Is to be the featured speaker at a second peace meeting in the Y. M. C. A. at 7:30 Pp. m. Wednesday, it was announced. She is to arrive in Indianapolis tomorrow after attending the World Youth Congress in Geneva, Switzerland. An employe of the Indiana Bell Telephone Co., Miss Powéll was one of the representatives from the United States at the conference. "Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht, of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation, is to give the invocation. and Bishop Josph M. Francis, of All Saints’ Cathedral, is to give the

beneci i. n.

Church Party Set

Young people of Christ Episcopal Church are to sponsor a dance in the parish house on the Circle Thanksgiving eve, it was announced today.

Arranging details for next Wednesday's anti-war Ronald Boughton, | leader of the sunrise services on Monument Circle: |

demonstration are, left to right:

Church to Mark Armistice Day

Boy and Girl Scout Troops to Be Guests.

Members of the North M. E. Church are to take part in special Armistice Day services tomorrow. Members of the church Boy and Girl Scout troops are to be special guests. Musie is to be provided by the church choir and the Methodist Hospital nurses ehoir. Dr. C. A. McPheeters has chosen for his topic - “There Shall Be Wars.” The evening service is to be featilred by an organ recital to be given by Forrest L. Shoemaker.

Class to Celebrate With Special Service

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Diocese Changes

Three appointments by the Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, Bishop of the Indianapolis Catholic Diocese, were announced tcuay effective Saturday, Nov. 14. They were: The Rev. Clement M. Zepf, pastor from St. Mary's Evansville, to be pastor at St. Joseph's, Shelbyville. The Rev. Doctor John C. Rager, former pastor of St. Joseph's, Shelbyville, to be pastor of St. Mary's, Evansville. The Rev. Herman J. Mootlz, temporary assistant at St. Patrick’s, Indianapolis, to be associated with the -Rev. Bernard || Strange at St. Rita's, Indian- || apalis, to work among the Negro people.

Home Service Group Is to Hold Party

The Third Christian Church Home Service department is to hold a party Wednesday night at .the in honor of the retiring | | president, Mrs. Edward M.: Lentz. {'Thé program is to inciude stunts,

games and musical selections by a' ‘women's quartet.

IN INDIANAPOLIS CHURCHES TOMORROW.

BAPTIST

Rev. George G. Kimsey, @stor. Morning, “lhe Church and World ace.” Night, - "The Thiel of Time Lyndharst—The Rev. C. H Bcheick tor. Morning, “Confession and Conv sion.” Night, “Receivers ol Grace Emmanuel—The Rev. Harry C. Lince astor. Morning ‘Moving in Destiny. ight, “Transforming Power, River Avenue — The Rev. George D Billeisen, pastor. Moruing, The Christian Experience.” Night, “The Truth Tabernacle—The Rev. 8 W. Hartsock, astor. Morning, 'O pposing Principles eace and War, Night, One World at & ime."

Memorial—The

pas€rsa-

Carleton W. Awwater “The Educational jsion of the Church’ Night. “Being a Christian in an Unchristian World.” Broadway -The Rev, R. M. Dodrill, for. Morning. “The Two Beasts Apti-Christ.” Night, ‘Siarting Home Woodruff Place The Rev. L. C. Trent Morning. “Cohen Giving Abounds. “What Jesus Calls Happy.” _ Emerson Avenue—The Rev. H. G. Rowe. stor. Morning. Is War Coming? ight ‘According to My Gospel. Tuxedo Park—The Rev. U. B. Clutton star. Morning. ‘Be Ye Also Ready. Rieht. address by Miss Mary Bovar. Garfitld Park—The Rev. Louis Crafion Morning. “Jesus. the Prince of Night, ‘Choosing God.”

CHRISTIAN Third The

Rev William burger. pastor Morning, ‘Is War Infvitable or Preventable?” Night, young people's meeting. West Park—The Rev

stor. Morning, “Peace Ss." Night, om."

“Building Golden Rule The Rev shall. pastor, Morning fare.” Englewood The Bhstor. Morning e.”" Night, ‘The University Park sher. pastor. ace.” Central--The Rev. W. A Shullenberser stor. Morning, “Unite the Church and ‘Save the World® Night, “The Gas pel in ® Human Interest Siory Fountain Square The Rev

griffin. pastor Morning. ‘Society "Night. Songs of Deliverance.’ Golden Rule The Rev. William Marpastor Morning,

“The Christian arfare. Night he Lord.

First—The Rev, stor Morning.

pas-

John A, for the God s

Na-

William Masar“Christian War-

Rev. O A “Crumbs From Afrerglow of Love The Rev. 8 grundy Morning, ‘The Way (to

the

Victor R snd

East Sixteenth Sireét— The Rev. Bruce L ner, pastor. Morning. Dr, Arthwi pes will speak. Night, the pastor will

! ity Heights ~The Rev. Jonas E. lips, pastor. Morning Armistice Day pes. Night, “Revivalism.’ ith—The Rev. Glen W. Mell, ’ “Mars or Christ?” Night, Righ 't from Wrong.’ Ty R Aubrey H. Moore, pas“Plinfinders. " 1

Night, the 2 Glen Meir w speak -—The Rev. R. M. Thompson. or. orning. “Adventure of Peace.

Rev. E. E Moorman, pas“Evangelism’s Recovery

pastor. “Tell-

t. Demagotians from Arsénal Tech- |

; i High Schoo CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

n churches, lesson sermon, “Adam and | mn Man.

CHURCH OF CHRIST Side Morning, “Pray and Pray”. “The Marriage Peast.™” tweed Morning, >Lighs™

Twenty-ninth Street service by Mi Springer.

CHURCH OF GOD

CF PE TE |

an de

and’

PF. Rothen- |

Farr, | King- |

Trinkle i a | pastor

“Prepare Ye the Way Ito

-Morning and {

EPISCOPAL

{ All Saints’ Cathedral - The Rev. Robert! C. Alexandér pastor. Morning, holy ¢omnmugion, 7:30: church schoo! :45; church hicur nursery, 10:55: morning prayer and | sermon. ll, ana evening prayer at 9 p. nm. St. Matthews—The Rev. Harold O. Boon, vicar. Morning, Holy Communion, 7:30; | morning prayer and sermon, 10:45. | St, Matthéw’s —The Rév. Harold C. Boon, vicar, Morning, prayer &nd sermon.

EVANGELICAL

Zion—The Rev. Frederick Daries, tor. Morning, ya Are You Worth?’ First— -The Rev. R. H. Mueller, pastor. Morning, “Péace of Mind and Heard.’ | Broadway— The Rey. Edward ral, | paso Morning “A Good Goa and =a uffering World.’ Beville Avenue

pas-

The Rev. F. G. Kuebler, | pastor, Morning, “How to Gain the Bles ssing.”’ Nigit, “Ou Troubié Maker.

FRIENDS

The Rev. Errol T. Elliott. pastor. | “The Chur¢h Finding Its Soul.” |

LUTHERAN

" Gethisemané—The Rev, J. S. Albert, pastor. Morning, “Diviné Forgiveness.” | St. Mathew- The Rev. L. C. E. Fackler, | astor. Morning. he Need of thé Hour. ight, “Don’t Drift St. Mark's Thé Rev. R. H. Benting, pastor. Mornin “Paul's Prayer for the | Philivpians. ” ight. “The Second Beati- | tude.” Church of Our Redeemer The H. Eitert, pastor. Morning. Times Seven.

METHODIST

Blaine Aveuue—The Rev. Carnes, astor. Mornms. Praver. Night, © “Patiiel's Tes Rodsevéelt Temple The Rev. pastor. Morning. “A Fathers Nignt, “A Beautiful Example. St. Paul The Rey. Charles. R. Li2:nby Morning. “The Joy of Ceriainty.” | Avenue—The Rev. E. Arnold | tor Morning, ‘‘Thé Greatness | Night, sermon by Dr. Logan |

First Morning,

Rev. W. | “Seventy

Lemuel G. (nsw éreu !

C. Murr, Welcome.

Capitol EEE pas : Loyalty. Hal i ! First Free—The Rev, O. L. Memaw, pas- | tor. -Morning. “Victorious Faith. Bellaire The Rev, Glenn H. Reynolds. | pastor. Morning “Building the Church of ciarist Speedway Bouvard —The Rev. Joseph H. Cox. vasior. Morging, ‘The Leaven. Night, “Who Aré My Broiners.’ East Park—The Rev. R. A, Ulréy, pas: or Morning “Made for Lomimiea:’ | ‘Fainting Believing." i JEdzewdod The Rev,” MM. O "Robbins, | or Moruaing, VIDLETPrelers for | | Christ. "Night, “New. Garments.’ Woedside The Rev. M. MH. Reynol =! pastor. Morniug, “How te Obdlain a = vival’ Riverside Park—Thé Rév. II. J. Kiéser, | pastor. Morning “Thy. Kiogdom Come.” Night Epworth League, | Brightiwedd Tile Rev. PF. Ly astor, Morning. “There Mus va ne TR Ion | eace.”” Night, “Are You Old Bethel and WUentian ie Rev.

James A. A pastor, Ti Value of Rehgdn Night. Ha | | Leagug. North The Rev. A. McPh ers. at. | tor. Moruving. Shere ge $s. Night. organ recital and Sou ui discussiol

| Central Avénue—Dr. Gur. d ter. yastor. Morning. “Takén, Bro pre { ight, Epworth Léague. Fifty-first Street—The Rev. Wilbur ! | ute pastor. Morn “Preparation {or Living.” Night, Epwo! League.

| Breadway—The Rev. py | pastar. Morning, Upst Nine 3 ie. PE Survie servic Park—Tne TE ~ ent. de)

i Be ve thie

Ni zht,

}

{ Ranendra Kumar Das

| Service.’

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. METHODIST

East Park- The Dev. R. A. Ulrey. pastor. Morning. “Mace for Dominiex.” } Night, “Fainting, Believing.”

Washington Street— The Rev. H L Qverdeer, pastor Morning, “What s Right ' With the Church?’ Night, “What Religion Means to Me.” Moitris Streel—The Rev. Kénnéth G. Rogers. pastor. Morining. Women's Hone | | Missionary program Night, i ars. Irvington—The Rev. Abraar S.. ‘Woolard. | pastor, , Morniug, “No Man. Liveth to | | Himself.” Night, “Aggressive Meek e58.! 3

MISSIONARY Puliéiisaelt The Rey. -Gtto II. Naier, pasto Morging “PeFfécy Love. Night cp Hy "

Clhrisiidn Missidtiary Alliafiee/ The Rev pasior. ~ Morning, The Pod i “Low God Commends His | ¢ For to His Enemies. {

NAZARENE First—The Rev. W. Albea, pastor. Morning, “A Prayer Jesus Would Not Pray.’ Night, “What Price Defeat?” i NONDENOMINATIONAL

Murrell G.

Missionary

Unity Truth Center-—-The Rev. Powell, pastor. Morning, Nations.”

Self Rédlization ee Ber, ea

Tem Morning, “It Can Be Done.’ "

Church of Positive Christianity_Porrest | L. Hackley, leader. Morning, "Where God |

Dwells.’ PRESBYTERIAN

The Rev. Virgil D. Ragan, Morning, Missionary Praise Night,

Meridian Heights—Thé Rev. Sidney Blair | | Harry, pastor, Morning, “‘Christ’s Be- | | quest.” Night; young people's. mieéiing.

Prétitice—Thé Rev. Mdlcolm D. MecNéal, i | pastor. The. Church st Kadesh-Baraes.” Night, youdg peopié’s meeting. |

Treub Memorial — The Rev. Lénn L: | a, ‘pastor. Morning, “Counts Against | ar.”

Seventli—The Rev. Harold W, Turpin, | pastor, Morning, ‘The Rock of Strength? Night, our Great Hymns.” Eviiigton THe Fev. John B. Fergusofl, | pastor. Morning, ‘The Mark of a Chris- | tian.’ Night, “We Declare Unto Goed Tidings.” Fitst —The Rev, stor. Moriing.

Fairview pastor,

George Arthur Frantz, | fol ‘He <onquered the | a Washiigion Street. ~The Rév, H.

Chace, ing. The er Patriotism: : 3 TR “The Abundant am

Westminster ~The. Rev. H. T. pastor. Morning, al s Presence.” [Younes people's Service

Horr Mor The Rev. A, Pleiderer, jastor “The Tigh, 8% 5 v No: “Mars.” i Pré-

ines 10:45. po Tobe HEY J. An rg At arth sloie of Broke " Night. mae esbyteran J of America 4 iat, Dastor. MotAtE,

Sanday sthoel, 11. The ¢ Covensni_ af “race” oR Tene, Reon.

A Rey. Rey Liam I H; “Kendall. pastor. . Moruing. & Rich

REFORMED

Carroliton Ayenue—The Rev. E. 8. World! pastor, geval ng; Out. Inte.

UNITARIAN

| pastor

“Healing ot the |

NE BH" :

is young people's meeting.

Miss Agnes Calvert, Armistice Day committee member; Martz Lewis, Armistice Day committee chairviiss Maxine Malcom, somiice secretary.

Church to Mark Quarter Century

st. Louis Pastor to Speak |

at Morning Services.

Services commemorating twenty-fifth anniversary eof Fried-

ens Evangelical Church are to be! held at the church, Alabama-st and Parkway-av, tomorrow and Monday, |

according to the Rev. Robert C.

{ Kuebler, pastor.

The recent redecoration of the in-

| terior and the installation of new art glas§ windows and an improved (lighting system add significance to ‘the commemoration, | said.

Mr,

Thé anniversary services will recall that in October, 1911, 4 group of Evangelicals in the extreme southern section of the city left the Zion Euangelical Church to

form a congregation of its own and |

to build the edifice which still | : Church béginning at 9:30 a.m. to- |

houses it. The. Friedens church has had only three pastors in its 25-year history, the late Louis Kleeman, pastor from 1611 to 1922; the Rev. Carl Hildebrand, 312 E. Washington-st, pastor from 1922 to 1928, and Mr. | Kuebler.

Speaker at the German service

at.8 a. m. and at the rededicatory ‘service at

10:30 a. m. is fo be the Rev. Otto Kienker, St. Louis, a ciassmate of Mr. Kuebler. At the 7:30 p. m. service, the Rev.

| F. G. Brune, Cincinnati, is to speak.

At 8 p. m. Monday, after a .pro- |

jeram of song and music led by the |

choir, the girls’ quartet and thé organ, the Rev. Frederick Kuebler, of the Beville Avenué EvanChurch, is to speak.

Nps"

Election Is Subject “Thé Rev. Arthur W. Womdck, |

gelical

1 Phillips C. M: E. Temple pastor, |

West énd Drake-sts, tomorrow moriiing on | tional - Election.” Mr,

is to preach | “The N4aWomsick’s |

| subjett for. thé night ‘services is

‘What?”

1 tember,

the |

Kuebler |

8 Day Program Is Outlined by ‘Churches Here

Groups to Take Partin . Preaching Mission.

[An extensive program to carry forward the spirit of the National ching Mission ‘here last Sep-

and to reinterpret. the Christian message in the light of modern times” is being outlined -today in moré than 100 Indianapolis and Marion County Protestant churches. More than 1000 churches and their congregations throughout the state are to hold a similar eight-day preaching mission, The week's program. which is to featuré nightly services for the public, is to begin Sunday, Nov. 15, and lo continue through Nov. 22,

Dr. Evans In Charge \

The mission is being sponsored locally by. the Church Federation of Indiandpolis under the direction of Dr. Ernest N. Evans, executivesecretary. Details are being worked out by a committee headed by the Rev. Clive MeGuire, Indianapolis Baptist Association executive-secretary. With few exceptions, the mission is to take the form of night! sermons by the church pastor. nisters have been asked to keep all churches lighted during the hight while the mission is carried out. Many pastors have announced that mission: céremonies and services have béen arranged jointly for churchés in the same vicinity. Union services are to be held throughout the county also, Mr. McGuire said. Mr. McGuire also stated that committee members were preparing a system for perpetuation of the missions from Thanksgiving to | Easter, Special broadcasts are being arranged for the week of Nov. 15 to 22.

Peace Program

Evangelical Congregation’s Observance Outlined.

morrow,

The program, arranged by the pastor, the Rev. Reuben H. Muéller,

is to include sermons, addresses and | music. Péace déclamation programs |

| have been arranged for all church | departments, Dr. Mueller said. | Services dre to open at 9:30 a.m. | with Sunday - school. Morning wor- | ship services are to begin with a | prelude, ‘“Pastorale,” by Foulkes. | The prineipal dddréss is to be de{livered by the Rev. Herbert E.| | Eberhardt, Wheeler | Mission superintendent.

| der direction of the Young People’s

| Department, with L. A. McKinley | presiding, Thé Intermediate De-

Nore Thien 100 00 Protestant

“to revitalize the church |

Set by C Church’

Arrangements were compléted to- | Jones, and “The ‘day for “World Peace Sunday,” to |are to be revie be observed at the First Evangelical | P- M.

ADVERTISES PREACHING MISSION

The drawing shown above will be seen in shop windows and street cars throughout the city for the next two weeks, reminding churchgoers of the eight-day predching mission. . Church Federation of Indianapolis, it is to be held Nov. Nov. 16 to 22. Nearly all the 175 Protestant churches heré are to take part.

Sponsored by the

Dr. trict superintendent, is to preside | at all sessions. Delegates from 48 | churches in the Indianapolis area, including ‘Franklin and Edinburg, | are to attend. More than 200 Metho- | dists have been invited. The opening sermon is to be de- | | livered by. Dr. Logan Hall, new pas- |

tor of the Meridian Street Metho- | dist Church. The afternoon session is to open with devotions in charge of H. L. Overdeer. A vocal | | solo by Mrs. Guy O. Carpenter is | to follow.

A discussion of “The Million Unit | a special program of sacred music | ‘most of its energies planning for a

William C. Hartinger, dis- |

Methodist District Meeting Is to Be Held Here Monday

Delegates From 48 Churches to ) Hear Sermon and Discussions of Church Problems. Arrangements were being compléted today for the annual Indian-

apolis District Conference meeting of the Methodist Episcopal Church, to be held Monday in the New Jersey Street Methodist Church.

| |

Woodside Choir

to Give Service

Young People Are to Sing at

Local Pastor's

Theology Book ls Commended

Dean F. D. Kershner Lauds ‘Christianity in America.’

BY FREDERICK D. KERSHNER Dean of “College of Religion, Butler iversity One of the outstanding books of the year in the theological field appeared a short time ago from the Abingdon Press, under the title “Christianity in America.” The author is Dr. E. G. Homrighausen, pastor of the Carrollton Avenue Reformed Church in this city and for the past three years a lecturer in the : department of i church history : of the Butler : University - College of Religion Competent critics are agreed : that Dr. ‘Homrighausen's work may well furnish a starting point for the development of a real and vital school of American thee ology. Thete is much need for systematic thinking in this field, and there has been entirely too little of it. As thé author of this work re< marks, in spite of its progress in other directions, America has prosuced only ore world-récognized theologian, Jonathan Edwards. Bdwards, it also will be recalled, dates back to the eighteenth century.

Handled ‘Without Gloves

Dr. Homrighausen handles the current situation entirely without ‘gloves. He calls a spade a spade and

Deéan Kershner

Bellaire | M. E. Church.

he makes the fur fly in a good many different directions. The flabbinéss, shallowness, materialism and petti= ness of current religious thinking, are portrayed in colors of stark reality. - Here there is, of course, no little resémblance to Karl Barth and the crisis school of theology in Gere many with which the author is so

The Young People’s Choir of the |

| well acquainted. Homrighausen, like | Barth, reacts against the shallow

| Woodside M. E. Church is to offer | Pragmatism of an age which spends

| Fellowship Movement” is to be held | .¢ (}« Belldire M. E. Church tomor- |

{at 1:35 p. m. Two books, “The |

| Testimony of the Soul, by Rufus OW evening at 8 o'clock. Clifford |

.On the closing afternoon session |

| Recovery of the Church,” by the |

Rev. E. E. Aldrich and the Rev. | | bross;

i R. R. Cross.

‘The Rev. L. R. Gray

eturn to Religion,” | D. Lang d at 2:30 and 2:50 | Howard McCullough is organist.

is to be a symposium oh “Spiritual | light Shadows = Fall,” by

is choir director

“The TwiWood;

On the program are:

“Jesus Lover of My Soul,” by Am-

“The Spacious Firmament on

High;” Lift Up Your Heads O Ye

| Oates, » ‘by Ashford; | Stormy Wind That Blows,”

“From Every by

' Wilder and “Night,” by Franz Abt.

to Deliver Lecture Pastor Announces

An illustrated lecture, “The Holy | City,” depicting present economic,

City Rescue Physical, and moral conditions in

Sermon Subjects The Rev. Wilbur D. Grose, Fifty-

Christian Church by the Rév. Li. R. Gray, Sheridan, Mr. Gray is to con-

partment meeting, to be held at|tinue a two-week's program of

7:30 p. m,, | Mrs. H. R. Rickenbrode on | Stupidity of War. ”

Jeane Swan: to Talk

is to be adéiressed by | | evangelistic: services in co-operation “The | | with the church’s pastor, the Rev.

E.E. Russell. | The slides accompanying thé léc-

‘ture weré made from photographs | taken by Mr. Russell during a ‘tour

| Jeane Swan is to speak at 8 pm. 4f Europe last year.

tomorrow night at a Rosicrusian | Fellowship meeting at the féellow- | church's. first pastor, amd

Mr. Gray was the Jeseh Grove | once

ship center, 319 N. PeAnsyivatiiti. ' taught in the Beech Grove schools.

THE CHRISTIAN WARFARE

Devotional Redding: II Corinthians 1:3-11

BY WM. E. GILROY, D: D. International Uniform Sunday School Lesson for Nov. 8, HE plan of our lessons has asso--ciated ‘the historical reference ‘0 {Paul's visits to different cities, as

recorded in thé Books of Acts, with assages in Paul's letters to churches [that were directéd to the Christians in each particular city. : Here we have a striking passage i concerning Paul's work as a preach - er in- Ephesus, and along with it ‘the great exhortation to Christian ‘warfare which Paul addressed to the \Ephssians in the sixth chapter of iis Epistle. ‘Ephesus was a city of gréat commercial - importance but its distinetion ‘wis not confined to its commerce and wealth. : The Temple of Diana in Ephesus ‘was listed among thé seven wonders ‘of the world, so that it was not without wafrant that in their uproar against Paul, the people cried,

“{“@Greéat is Diana of the Ephesians.”

-3t will be recalled that the silver- ‘| &hiths, who made shrines for the Temnple of Diana, were much concerned ovér the success of Paul's attack on idolatry, because they believed that their craft was in danger. It would have moved people greatly if thé smiths had said, “We are in danger of losing trade.” I many others who have traded ofit‘ably in religion they sought fo stir

"|up- violence against Paul by apa

. Ito feligious prejudice.

the Jew who was crucified on a cross, who offered no earthly rewards, who did not give even the assurance of easé and comfort; but who offéred men an inner peace and rest of the soul, and demanded of them a high quality of character and life. One's faith in human nature is strengthened, too, by the facet that everywhere that Paul went were those who met his challenge and appeal. . But one must not assume that the way of the new converts was edsy, ‘of that they could achieve Christian life and character without peril and

these early Christians, earnestly striving to know the meaning of the new faith and live in gccordance with it, that Paul brings his exhor-

rived from the illustration of the well-equipped and stalwart war-

rior. - 2 8 »

: T= Christian must také\ to him-

self the wholé armor of God. He must have every part of his body protected, and, in addition, must have the shield of faith, and the helmet of salvation. With this outward equipment, there must be the inner strengthening of his own soul through prayer and' supplication, and he ‘must fihd, through prayer, the outreach of fellowship with all the saints. Perhaps it was encouraging to these Christians that Paul- asked

| their prayers for himself. In effect,

he was saying to them, “I am weak and tempted, too. Help me, that we may lay make a great

rroreat P. M] All Saints Cathedral -

Central Ave. at 16th

tation to strength and courage, de-’

struggle. It is into this situation of /

— at ts tetera im eet

Missionary Society Arranges Service

Members of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church are to hold their annual praise service Tuesday. Miss Anna Adis Robbins, princip: High School at Cawnpore, India, is to speak. Miss Robbins is on furlough after five and one half years in India. She is a native of Indiana

O. Robbins, Edgwood M. E. Church pastot.

Civic Choir to Sing

at Fountain Square

The Indianapolis Civic Choir, directed by Floyd Jones, is to sing at the Fountain Square Christian Church tomorrow night. Evening worship services are to be condutted by. the church pastor,.the Rev. Victor R. Griffin.

Plan Home-Coming - Home-coming day services are to be held at the West Michigan Stréet M. E. Church Nov. 15. Members and friénds of the church have been invited to attend thé all-day program.

United Spiritualist ; Church wea. eve. 10c all message service. Sum. urch. Messages and healing at pi services. Alma Douglas, leader. Public invited. 2606 Brookside.

vice | 1 of the Anglo-Indian Girl's |

and the daughter of the Rev. M.'¢g

| Sermons | November dnd the first two Sundays

| in

They were: Nov. 8,

to be delivered during

December. “Préparation

for Living;” Nov. 15, “Two Brothers

ho Went Wrong;” Nov. 22, “Some

| Heasons for Gratitude;” Nov. 29, | | A Lésson in Forgivetiess: ” Deée, 6, | “The Unexpected;” Dec. 13, ‘Making {the Most of Opportunity. ” All serjis, have been taken from the

o- Folger, moved with his family {from Richmond. For the last six years he had served there as promotional Yéars Méeéting, the national orSanisgLion of the Friends Church.

rif Friends Church in Whittier, al.

afdbles.

asior to Preach First Sermon Here

Errol 'T. Elliott, new: pastor of thé First Friends preach his first sermon here on | "Ig to urch Finding Its Soul.”

Church; is to

liott, who succeeds O. Her-

director for the Five

Folger is to be pastor of the

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utler University

and |

new war before it has even partially (recovered from the self-inflictéd | wounds of a previous conflict. “Christianity im America” is a | stimulating book for laymen and church workers as well as ministers. It has plenty of tabasco in it, and is emphatically one of the presentday volumes to which you may oh= ject but which you can not afford to neglect.

Theosophical Group ‘Schedules Meeting

The Indianapolis Chapter, ‘American Theosophical Scciety, is to (hold an open meeting tomorrow at 2 p. m. in the D. A. R. Chapter House, 824 N. Pennsylvania-st. James S. Perkins Jr; Cincinnati, Ohio Federation president, is to speak on “What Next. Humanity.” | The meeting is to be followed by a tea.

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Party Set by Class of Baptist Church

{ Members of the Christian Home Builders’ Class of the Emerson ‘Avenue Baptist Church are fo hold their monthly party Wednesday evening in the church. Mrs. Robert, Cdplinger and Mrs. D. k. Craig are to be in charge of refreshments, and Mr. and Mrs. 1. L. Essex are to arrange entertainment.

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Unit Dedication Set by Reformed Church

Dedicatory services for the new educational. building of the First Reformed Church are to be held tomorrow, the Rev. Carl J. Russom, pastor, announced today. His theme is to be “Commitment to New Work.” A basket dinner and addresses by church members &lso are on :the program. .

Teacher Is to Talk

Dr. Arthur Holmes, Butler Uni- | | versity college of religion, is to give | two addresses at the annual homecoming celebration of the East Sixteenth Street Christian church tomorrow. He will speak at 10:30

m. and 2:30 p. m.

Dr. Bruce L. Kershner, program chairman for the event, is to preside. Dr. Holmes teaches the ps; thology and philosophy

psy - of religion | irview campus.

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‘The Old Book— The ha Dia Faith” HER Beaver Delaware MISSION

ces — Every Night 7: ad ! dhol 3:30, WFBM en a:

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Meridiat and Vermont Streets Carleton W. Atwater, D 4 Pk Pastor Bible School 9:30 M. Sunday Morning ora 10:55° A. M. Subject: ‘‘The Educational Vision of the Church” by Dr. Ernest J. Chave. Sunda Evening Worshi Subjéct: “Being a Ch AE In An Unchristidn World” By the Pastor. Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Prayer Service.

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THE SALVATION ARMY

Corps No. 1—24 South Capitol Ave. Corps No. 2—1001 West Washington st. Corps No. 3—2017 Howard St. - Gospel Services—11-a. m. and : 7:30 p. m.

Everybody W elcome

| SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST

Intianapolis, Indiana Announces a

Free Lecture on

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Marge Murney Glenn; C. S.8 OF BOSTON, MAS

Jour of Letirerii of the Mother reh of Christ, Seiontisi, in Bos-

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