Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 February 1945 — Page 10
Rites Set For Lent!
Daily Services ‘Are Planned By Many Churches.
The penitential season of Lent will open next week on Ash Wednesday with services held throughout the day at Christ Episcopal church on the Circle, in other Protestant churches and all @atholic. churches. Lent will continie until Saturday, March 31, It is a period of. sacrifice and prayer marked by Christians in commemoration of Christ's 40-day fast in the wilderness. The Sundays of Lent are not fast days. Many solemn days are observed) over the period but the most solemn arc the seven days of Holy week. The “week begins on Palm Sunday, increases in meaning daily, coming to a climax on Good Friday -and| closing on Holy Saturday. | Easter, the joyful feast of the resurrection, comes next day, the Sunday succeeding Holy Saturday, Easter is April 1. Bishop to Preach At Christ church, the first serve fce of the day will be Holy communion at 7:30 a. m. The Rt. Rev. Richard Ainslie Kirchhoffer, bishop of the Indianapolis diocese, will preach at the noonday -service from 12:05 to 12:35 Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. On Ash Wednesday, there will be Litany and Penetential office at 10 a. m. followed by a second communion service at 10:30 a. m. : Throughout Lent, there will be Holy communion at 10 a. 'm. on Tuesday: Holy communion at 7:30 &. m. and Litany and Penetential office at 11 a. m. on the Wednesdays after Ash: Wednesday; Litany . and Penetential office at 10:45 &. m. and Holy: communion at 11] a. m. on Friday. Noonday services will be conducted ‘daily Monday through Friday throughout the Lenten season.
: vi .» Mex the Immanuel Evangelical an . x "Reformed church, the first mid SH) J b | | Ob d .week Lenten service -will be held ver u / ee 5 serve at 7:30 p. m. on Ash Wednesday. It will be preceded by a 15-minute organ recital. The services for the entire period of six weeks will be built around the theme, “Scenew from Calvary.” A great. religious| - picture on the screen will illustrate the service theme. a
Women to Mark World Prayer Day
Miss Helen Schmitz, missionary counselor of the Eastern area of the Northern Baptist convention, .will speak on “The Church Universal” at the World Day of Prayer church on the service for women from 1:30 to|North side. Try3:15 p. m. Friday in the Meridian | 108 to forget his Btreet Methodist church. much - loved conIndianapolis. women will join| gregation in Kanthose in countries ‘around the globe sas City, Pastor in the World Day of Prayer for Eifert consented
A newly decorated sanctuary and other improvements proclaim the anniversary festivities in Our Redeemer Lutheran Church.
By EMMA RIVERS MILNER Times Church Editor : The Rev. William H. Eifert was. the pastor of a flourishing church
sent him an SOS to come to Indianapolis. He came. Tomorrow, the 25th anniversary of his pastorate in! Indianapolis and of the founding of the Lutheran Church of Our | Bedoemet will be marked with festive services. A quarter century ago; —a little: group 6f 30. met the Rev. Mr. Eifert
EE TET Scout Day _Is Arranged
ter members of a much-needed
| Churches Here to Observe
Annjversary. Boy Scout Sunday will be marked
By Church of Our Redeemer!
in Kansas City 25 years ago when the Missouri synod -mission board
— THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Ash Ritual Is Due Soon:
tion Wednesday. In all Rdman Catholic churches
| Wednesday; the age-old rite of the
distribution of ashes will be ob-
served. On Ash Wednesday, before the mass, the priest blesses the ashes remaining ‘from burned palm leaves blessed the preceding Palm Sunday, The faithful kneel at the altar and receive the ashes upon their foreheads from the priest. As the priest makes the Sig of the cross upon each forehead, he says: ‘es, et in pulverem reverteris,” which means, “Remember man, that thou art dust and unto dugt thou shalt return.” Meaning of Lent
It is during Lent, especially, that Catholics seek God's mercy for themselves and do penance for their
sins. In a long pastoral letter to his parishioners, the Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, archbishop of Indianapolis, expresses the meaning of |Lent. Archbishop Ritter writes in part: “It {s only by prayer and by obedience to God in -faith that we are able to understand life with its problems and find the courage and strength to face them. And it. is | only by the practice of penitence (that we can make reparation for | sin, our-own and those of the world, the source of all our miseries.”
Zion Church Clears Debt
Pastor to Leave After Burning Mortgage. . The Zion Evangelical and Reformed church, Post road and Troy| g ave., will burn its ‘mortgage and bid farewell. to ‘the pastor, the Rev. Robert R. Groves, at the 10 a. m. service tomorrow. Zion church has liquidated its debt over the period of two and a half years since it was built. The
Rev. Mr. Groves, under whose pastorate the church was built, goes to Louisville, Ky., Monday to assume the pulpit of the Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed church. In addition to his last sermon as church pastor tomorrow. at Zion, he wil] ‘baptize three children, confirm
‘Ia class of 10 young people, receive
six new members and celebrate the Holy Communion. Other religious | events follow:
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH—The Rev { Adam Clayton Powell Jr., pastor of the [Abyssinian Baptist church, New York,
Catholics td Observe Tradi-
“Memento, homo, quia pulvis
% x Ir ndi iana poli is Churches Stain fate doe
SATURDAY, FEB. 10, 1945 % %x
NORTH METHODIST
Meridian at 38th St.
. NOC a Angelus Hour for Youth—6 P. M.-9 P. M.
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Capitol Avenue at 33a Street |v D. LEATHERMAN Minister AM ~Chureh phy . 10: o bi ‘M.~Morning Worship ..° LL ne Spread of the _Kingdom™
~ CHURCH OF CHRIST
40th and N. Capitol 041 A. 7G, KH OB OL IND To ; HU-4788
Phones: - Res, ble Study—9: 45 A M. God Can Be the Water, ' the
“Bi 10:45 A, M.—' Chilaren of T45 P. M.—' The. Spin, Bloo:
$r, MARK'S UNITED, LUTHERAN
Prospect and Linden Sts.
Sunday School .... 10:00-A. M.
Worship
WASHINGTON STREET ~ METHODIST CHURCH
W. Washington at Warman Ave. | A. J. COBLE, Pastor A. M.—Church School A. M.—Morning Worsh to 7:45—Vesper Hour ie Youth and Adult s.
ssembly
RIVERSIDE TABERNACLE 1240 Roache iRiverside Trolley.) ‘ Services mY a in al P.M HERMAN R. ROSE, Pastor
BELLAIRE METHODIST
49th and Crittenden Ave. STANLEY P. MAHAN, 9:30 A. M.~Church School. 10:45 A. M.=Morning Worship. 7:00 P. M~Evening Service.
Westbrook Church (Nazarene) - 819, 8. Denison St.
(4500 “west, Block South of W. Wash.)
LEO C. DAVIS, Pastor. BE-0750
~Sunday ScrVicase. : 9:30 A. we —10:45 A. M, 8 P, 7:30 oP. M.
First Nig big Church.
Ad Bal TR 100 A. M.—Church School. :00 A. M.—Mornihg Worship. Sermon: _'‘My Conscience” The Rev. Dale R. Wellbaum, Beardstown, Illinois,
SOUTH SIDE NAZARENE
AL. EMMERT, Pastor
Sunday School, 0:30 A. M. . Preaching hg
. 7:30 8. Hi-Y Services, 6:30
PILGRIM "HOLINESS
INTERNATIONAL HDQTRS., 1609 N. Del, Rev. B. V. Halt, Mgr. TA-2273 FIRST CHURCH, 30th and Gale Sts, Rev. Rs: E. Nibarger. 2618 BE. 30th St. , 14153 Cruft St. Rev. George E. Huff 1442 Cruft 8t. NORTH SIDE CHURCH, 17132 E. 46th St, Rev. Walter Speck, 4631 N. Caroline Ave:
ALL ARE WELCOME
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Delaware and Walnut Streets (700 North) DR. W, A. SHULLENBERGER, Minister. Bible School—9:30 A. M Morning Worship—10'45 A. M “Across the Centuries With the Bible" Music ny excellent choir Youth PFellowship—5:30 PM:
Salvation Army Citadel 26 SOUTH CAPITOL AVENUE
30 A. M.—8unday School . M. —Holiness Meeting . M.—You People's Legion v M.— Evening Salvation Meeting.
PETER: VAN der
ADJ. “AND MRS. VLIEB, officers in charge of services. Music by the Women's Chorus, Mrs.
Genge, Director. THE PUBLIC 8 C CORDIALLY INVITED
UN 1h.)
— Le (RTS =
1514 Park Ave.
DALE NEWSUM Leader of the Indianapolis Unity Truth Center
9:30 A. M.—Sunday School. 11:00 A. M.-—Devotional Service. ‘Xictory Through Prayer Power”
WEDNESDAY * 7 i joer |
Class Tuesday, 7:30 P. M. . Room 212, Indiana Trust Bldg.
Open Dally, 10 to 4—Phone, RI1-4066
: P.M. Wednesday pan Meeting at 7:45 P. M,
A Hearty Welcome Awaits} You
ASBURY
MEMORIAL METHODIST
602 WEST NEW YORK STRTET REV. CHARLES M. KROFT 9:30 A. M.—8Sunday School. 193 30 A. M.—'“The Home Mission." 30 P. M.—"The Right Way Visitors Wee Members Expected
“Lincoln the American”
ROBERTS "PARK CHURCH (Methodist) Downtown Church 401 N. Delaware St. Church School—9:30 A. M. Cathedral Vespers i, Youth—5:18 DR. SUMNER L. MARTIN Pastor
FIRST BIBLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
27 E. 34th St., Near Meridian (Temporary Location) MEMBER OF AMERICAN COUNCIL OF CHRISTIAN HES 9:45 A. M.Bunday Schoo 11:00 A. M.—Speaker: Seati Sgt. Harold Fuggian. 7:30 P M.—Evenivy Worship Speaker: Staff Sgt. gia Por the Word of God Figs Sor the Testimony of Jesus Christ. Rev. 1:9.
Te
RAYMOND G: - HOEKSTRA W-I-B-C 9A. M. (Every Bunday) . CALVARY TABERNACLE J 2 Servicés. , 9:45 AM. — 11 AN 7:45 P.'M
902 Fletcher Ave.
Olive St. and Legrande Ave. |
WEST BIDE CHURCH of the NAZARENE 11th Street and King Avenue Rev, Everett Atkinson, BE-394 ©
a CALVARY BAPTIST -45 SOUTH RANDOLPH 8 EET Rev. Willlam O. Renner, Pastor Bunday Schoo} ¢ 9:104 M. | Evening Servic PM. Wednesday Evening Bervice! Sevan 7 nu
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
EPISCOPAL ILLINOIS and NEW: YORK STS.
. REV. WILLIAM BURROWS, Rector Sunday, 8 A. M.—Holy Communion 9:30 A. M.—~Church School 64th and College 11 A. M.—~Morning Prayer
ZION
EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED NORTH AND NEW JERSEY STREETS FREDERICK R. DARIES, D. D., PASTOR. 9: py M.--First “Bervice of Sa fh ae IO cond ‘Service of Subject of Sermon Werallp. “Preparing for Lent" 7:45 P. M.—Lent Service, Wednegday.
CHURCH OF GoD
1066 OLIVER AVENUE Bunday School, 10 a. m.; Mora rning Wo ship. L3H Eve., 7:30; Y.P.E., Tues; 7: geTayer meeting, Sat., 7:30 P. "Riv SWENSON~FR-3418
CHRIST TEMPLE
AApostolio Faith) 403 West Fall Creek Parkway Sunday, 11:30 A. M., 7:30 PM
CHURCH OF CH RIST
1002 8. Belmon Morning Services, 9: i av 10:45 Service,
Wednesday eviting . Bible Study, 7:48 RRARD, Evangelist
GARFIELD HEIGHTS - CHURCH OF CHRIST |
© 2843 SHELBY BT.
Worsh Bible Bog MEY vite Wednesday Evening Bible Study. . WwW. L. TOTTY, Monies,
45 P, 7:45 P. GA-1743, -
BROOKSIDE ¢ CHURCH
11th and Olney A. Glen Ober Pastor RA RELATIONS DAY 9: 30 A. M. =Sutiday School Classes.
+ | 10:40 A.M." y 7:30 P. M.—Junior Je iudicn." CB
outh T:30P. M. i) a STCTOS of Spirit 8:45 to 8:40 Youth Fellowship,
GETHSEMANE UNITED LUTHERAN
EB. Michigan and N. Wallace Sts. 2000 SHELBY STREET 0 i 2 Kjos br a: Sunday School : 10:45 A. M. Morning Worship. MO hy Den » in the Af 0: L BS 4A sh Weinatdey Rn Vv n ’ ® Evang elistic Hour . tonement?" 130 0PM. ow Bd A en Night Shall Be Neo More."
GRACE
Methodist East New York at Grant 9:3 E. ARNOLD CLEGG, Minister
NORTH INDIANAPOLIS CHURCH OF CHRIST 960 W, 31st St. Bible Classes Preaching. Service Young People’s Meeting Evening Service . Thursday Evening—Bible Study 7:45 P, M. J. 8. JOHNS, Minister
SHELBY. STREET METHODIST
~Holy Communion.
LAURER ST. TABERNACLE
' Fountain Square District : Laure] St. at Pleasant Run Blvd, | J. LL Pastor 3 spect 0 A. M.—~8unday School, EA LD SG, 10:30 ALCESTER Pr on mon eme, .M.: : UMRA “CONQUEST NOTWIT HETANDING. " Ir Youth Fellowship, 6:30 te 7:30
We Welcome All Visitors
Evangelist, world Crusader, Lecture
‘Traveler
‘and Guest Speaker, morning and evenly . ML.
service—T7:30 P.
MARS HILL Free Methodist Church
Bunday School, 9:30 Morning Service, 10730
REVIVAL SERVICES
Each Evening Tneluds Sunday-—T:30 P. ny
Sunday Afternoon, - 30 » Evangelist ¥ E. BOO 3
REV J.. CLINTON 8 ANAGA Corner’ Farnsworth &
FIRST NAZARENE
1621 E. - WASHINGTON--RAY HANCE, Pastor Bob. Killion, Musical Director 5
9:30 A. M.—Sunday School. 10:30 P. M.—“Freedom From Fear.”
UNITY PRAYER GROUP
8 Alilisted With Unity, Kansas City) ket a el, Room 502 K ELIAS ANDREWS Open arePE ERD 4. Phone FR-4254 Friday to 9 p.m. Saturday to 2 p.m After 7 p.m, ring night bell. NOON SILENCE and ITATION Come in on YOUR Lunch Hour SPECIAL DURING LENT Wed., we P. mM. “Teach Us to Pray.” Pri, 7:30 p. m.—" Pundamentals.” Syn. 3 p. m.—Lenten meditations. “A Pull Line of Unity Jitetutuly Ral CORDIAL: WELCOME TO A
Sunday Schoo
Evangelistic Services,
| EVANGELISTIC CENTER
3705 SHELBY ST. REV. E. P. QUALLS, PASTOR
Guest Speaker—REV. CHARLES MARSHALL Saturday Night and Sunday Tuesday and Saturday, 7:30 P. M. Old- Fashioned Camp Meeting Service Each Sunday, CIAL MUSIC AND SINGING EACH SERVICE
1, 9:30 A. M.
2:30 P. M.
6:30 P. M.—All Youth Groups. 7:30 P. M.—"What Jesus Taught About Hell"
"Northwood Christian Church
women. The Service here 4s spon- (to organize the . # with the sermon, “A Boy Who Be-|
sored by the Indianapolis Council |new church. of Churchwomen. The litany was| He and bis litwritten by British women. tle. band met for,
came King,” by Dr. Sidney Blair| editor of the People’s Voice and a United In Charge of Mary Baker Logan
Har, States senator, will speak at 11.4. m. to- | ry, tomorrow at 10:45 a. m. ati oo Mr’ Powel will be the house
the Meridian Heights Presbyterian |guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Merriwether |
46th and Central Ave. Dr. Harold F. Hanlin—Pastor
Pastor Eifert
In addition to the main service services for a time in the theater at downtown, there will be others in ~ the -homes for the aged directed
by Mrs Will H. Adams, in neighborhoods and over station WIBC from 8:30 to 8:45. Mrs. Ralph L. Holland" is president-of ne “council of churchwomen.’
CHURCH TO-MARK "RACE RELATIONS
The Scott Methodist church, 2131 Martindaje ave, and the pastor, the Rev. John W,. Crook, will hold four . special services and a tea in celebration of Race Relations day tomorrow, Guests of all races are invited to attend. Mrs. Charlotte Sedan will address the church school at 9:30 a. m. and at 11 a. m, the Rev. Howard G.| Lytle of the Goodwill industries will speak. A group of young people of thé Broadway Methodist church will give the program at 6:30 p. m. followed by a service at 8 o'clock at which William H. Remy will talk| on race relations.» ‘Women of the church will serve tea for membets and friends from 4 to 6p m
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__ {church now serving with the armed
church. i 30th and Illinois sts, In 1922. they! Members of scout troop 75 and] built the church at Fairfield and cub pack 75 who meet in the church ‘Park ave. Now the congregation will be special. guests at the service. numbers 600 and also owns a double ‘Robert Crosby, Robert Swan, Tom | adjoining the church, the whole Coryell David Thomas and Rich-1 property: valued. at about. $100,000. ard. Thornburg, scouts, will assist | Gifts of the congregation to “the | with the service. S. W. Crosby is|
master of the cubs,
Leaders to Speak Scout Troop 82 and Scoutmaster |
N. Y., president of the English dis{Kendrick Sinnock, will attend the trict of the Lutheran Missouri 35 4 m’ worship service at the synod, will give the sermon at 10: 45 | University Park: Christian church. a. m. tomorrow and the Rev. J. W.Iny g Grundy Fisher, minister, will Behnken, president of the a) preach. synod, Oak Park, TIl., will preach at|qa); the 36 members of the troop {8 p.m. The vested choir of thein.g in the armed forces and three| {church will sing under the direction oq st4rs on the honor roll. fof" "Harold Holtz, organist and choir- | The Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, {master at both services. chbishe of Indianapolis, will Ee ner | award the "Ad Allare Dei” medal secretary of the literature board of | to 50 Catholic Scouts tomorrow “at | the Missouri synod. Assisting him | in the anniversary celebration is &| special committee of which Paul/ Speicher is the chairman. Dr. W. C. Eickhoff is president of the church board. The 72 members of Our Redeemer
{thedral. The award is the highest {Catholic honor conferred on Catholic first class scouts, They, must | |have served faithfully as altar or | choir boys. The scouts will maich from the] cathedral grade school into the] an | church. Each troop will carry the! | American flag and the troop flag, {Music will be -furnished by the
SETVice In the foren {cathedral junior choir. The Rev. ROIFSuday - Feb, Fr. Cornelius Sweeney will give the|
| 25, and a sacred concert presented | sermon. {by the ch e choir and. organist in thei Troop 112 and their scoutmaster,
| evgping. Arthur Dudley, worship in a body tomorrow at the Olive Branch Christian church. The Church of Jesus Christ of] ‘Latter Day Saints will mark We
129114 8. Delaware st. ‘The program day with a special service based o ‘will include features based on the| ‘Ne “First Article of Faith” as the life and: character of Lincoln. The | theme. Frank Smith will speak and | grand drch druid is distantly re-| Byron Hightower will conduct the |lated to Lincoln. | service. | | |
{forces will be recognized in | honor roll service Sunday morning,
| Feb. 18.. There will be a memorial
LINCOLN KIN TO SPEAK Mrs. May Stam, grand arch| { druid, will conduct her first offi- | cial meeting Monday at 8 .p. m.,
Two Concerts Are Arranged
The Washington Street Methodist The Wheaton college | Nordin, will sing at 7:30 p, m., Feb,
teriple will present neerts tomorp p 0 24, in.the Wheeler City mniission:
row...
|organist of the Second Presbyterian | church, at 4:30 p. m. at the South- |
numbers and the girls’ chorus. of the p.m, at the First Baptist church. {church will sing under the direction | of Mrs. William Devin and accom-
The Rev. Martin Walker, Buffalo, | [Ray Harris Sr., and his assistant,|
Scouts tomorrow: will re-|
{4 p. m.-at SS, Peter and Paul ca- |
| Dr. Hugh 8. Taylor,
chapel | church and the Beth-Fl Zedeck! choir, directed by Prof. H. William
: {and on Feb, 25 at 9:45 a. m. at the At the Methodist church at. T: 30, Crooked Creek Baptist church, at \p. m, Prof. Charles FP. Hansen, 2:30 p. m. at the North Baptist|
|church will give a recital of organ!POrt Baptist church and at 7:30
Bernard Parronchi, first cellist of] the Indianapolis Symphony orches- |
panied by Mrs, A. J. Inasy. Prof, Hansen will play “March Pontificale” by De la Tombele, “Pastoral in ¥” by Bach and other eelections,
At the Beth-El temple, Mrs. Eve. lyn Borofsky Roskin will give the seventh in a series of 4 p. m. organ recitals assisted by Cantor Myro Glass, Hebrew, Yiddish and Itallan songs will be sung by Cantor Glass, = Mrs. Roskin will play a varied program of many composers
tra, will play two solos tomorrow at the 10:30 a. m. service of the Trinity Lutheran church. Clarence Elbert, church choirmaster and organist, will play a Bach postlude and direct the 35-voice senior choir in an anthem, Mrs. Robert Drake will sing accompanied by -Mrs, Grifith Nordstrom at the 6 p. m. vespers tomorrow at the Veterans’ hospital. Arrangements for the. music were made by the Irvington unit 38 of the 11th district American Legion auxiliary. The Rev. J. G. Jones will give the meditation, Mrs. BE. E. Te As 11th district Protestant
while in the city. At 5 p. m. tomorrow, the Rev. Mr. Powell will address Indiana | university students at Bloomington. ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH>-The Rev. Stephen: Fritchman, director "of American Unitarian youth, will meet with the youfig people and their parents Mon- | day afternoon and evening. There will be ia i dinner at 8 o'clock TI) R PLACE METHODIST ,, & “Enmkl CEsyry Tre Keyes memorial will Be held at the moming|
church aggregated $25,000 last year. scoutmaster and Robert Bain, pack | worship service at 10:30: tomorrow. Young |
Keyes, who was 18, was the only Indiana man aboard the U. 8. 8. Maine when | it was sunk His mother, Mrs. Tillie Turner, will be a special guest tomorrow | nd the Spanish Veterans’ post will assist | ith the service The Rev Henry A | Mever, pastor, will preach on { ment in Death.” | WASHINGTON STREET METHODIST | CHURC Dr. Guy O. Carpenter, district | Fiperiniggent will preach at 10:40 a m ft omorrow\. The Rev. Almon J. Coble minister, atid Delbert Rowlinson, church school superintendent, will commission feachers and 'w ers for the Crusade for! | Christ “campaign uesentaely after Bunday school. \ YOUTH FOR cH Brethren church—Richa leader of Wheaton, -Ill., 7:30 p. m. rally today. ~ CUMBERLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH—Evangelistic serviced will be held at 7:30 each Sunday’ night until i Palm Bunday beginning tomorrow. A layman will preside at each seryicé and The pastor, the Rev. Wilbur H. Dickerson. ill preach on thé theme, “What Is Vorors With the Church?” The services { will be based on the story of the | Chitsrehes” mentioned in Revelations, ! OLIVE BRANCH CHRISTIAN CHURCH — ‘Brotherhood’ will be the theme of the uhified service at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow. At the Christian Youth Fellowship meeting from 6 to 8 'p. m., the Rev. James Bugioko will speak The Rev. Mr. Bugioko |} is employed by the social welfare ig ea of the United Christian Missionary oclety
BROTHERHOOD TO | HEAR DR. TAYLOR
ST, -First United W. Neale, youth iu speak at the
will attend morning
dean-elect of the graduate school of Prince{ton university and an eminent | celentist, will. give the address for {a brotherhood program Sunday, {Feb. 25, at the World War Memorial. The Indianapolis Church federa- | tion is sponsoring the event in co- | operation with members of faiths, Allen Bloom is chairman of the arrangements committee.
| SECOND PILGRIM HOLINESS 1415 Cruft Street
Rev. George E. Hufl, Pastor 10:30 A. M. and’ 7:30 P. M. Service
“‘Achiev e-|
“Seven |
all |
ENGLEWOOD CH
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9:30AM. Ho Rl 6:18 8. M.— Youth, above
h. A New Testam O. A. TRINKLE,
| Minister i
—Bible School. in this A class for every age.
10:45 A. M.—Worship.
7:30 P. M.—Evangelistic service in sermon ubject:
and no rule of faith but the Bible.
I 895—GOLDEN JUBILEE—! 945
RISTIAN "CHURCH 57 N. Rural St.
new folk enrolled in during January.
Many
-“famety school’
Sermon, “Faith and Peace.”
Yeapers, for high school ue and
and song. “Life's Greatest Aim.
ent Church with no creed but Christ
| mere er eee rere eet
The REV. MARTIN W
Sunday Evening
English Ttheran Church of Our Redeemer Fairfield and Park, at Watson Road Rev. William H. Eifert, Pastor
Twenty-fifth Anniversary Services Sunday Morning at 10:45—Sermon by
President, English District
The REV. J. W. BEHNKER, Oak Park, Ill. President, Lutheran Missouri Synod
SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAM A cordial invitation to all friends of the Redeemer
:
ALKER, Buffalo, N. Y.
at 8—Sermon by
CENTRAL , G. H, O'Donnell
ETER AVE. ... Charles Smith
LYNHURST BAPTIST On Lyndhurst Dr. 2 Blks. 8. of W. Wash. REV. C. H. S8CHEICK Rev. HAAKON KNUDSEN 9:30 A. M.~Unifled’ Worship Service 7:30 P. M.—Evening Worship Service Midweek Worship, Wednesday, 7:30 P. M.
23d E. of Central 10:40-7:30
17th St.-Exeter Ave. . 9:30-7:30
Baptist Churches —
Walcott at B- Ms rent ......10:45 A. M.-7:30 P.
Ter , 319 E234 Be Wiliam O. Bréedlove—10:35—7:30.
EMERSON AVE ...Emerson-E. New, ork George T KIng..... conpueispnns 9:3
GARDEN 314 N. 1S gut 8t Clive McGuire 0:00-5:00
Yoodnin Place .. A
TUXEDO PARK. u. Us Clu
GARFIELD PARK .....1061 Southern Ave. . C. 8. Paschal—10:45-7:00
.49 N. Grant 4400 East) 9:30-7:00
CROOKED CREEK BAPTIST
N. Michigan Rd. at 56th Bt.
REV. JOSEPH L. HUGHES, Pastor
9:45 A. M.—Unified Bervice.
7:30 P. M.~Bervice ir. charge of young people, from Emmanual Baptist Church.
com—
Foursquare Gospel! Church Woodlawn Avenue and ‘Wright Street
9:30 and 10:45 A. M., 6:30 and 7:30 P. M.
Wednesday and Priday-7:30 P: M. REV. R. L. MENGES, Pastor
The Art of Helping Others Sermon at 11 A, M. by
E. Burdette Backus Edna Merritt Harrington, Soloist
Radio Address at 10 A. M.
The Church of Humanity J WIRE 1430 on Your Dial
AY Souls - Unitarian Church 1453 N, Alabama Bt.
INVIT
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Meridian and Vermont Streets Carleton W. ‘Atwater, D. D,,- Pastor 9:25 A. M.—Bible School.
10:45 A. M.—~Worship. ,Bermon: Helpless?’ 6:15 P. M.—~Youth brellowshiip.
7:30 P. M.~—~Worship. 8rd mon: What, But om."
“Why So
“Not
Presbyterian Churches
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TABERNACLE Presbyterian Church
34th and Central DR. ROY EWING VALE REV. HARRY R. MERCER
Ministers 9:30 A i ~Bible School 10:45 A. M, ~Divine Worship MR. MERCER Preaching “The Strength of the Lord” Thursday, 7:15 P. M. «= Midweek Service
First Presbyterian Church Delaware at Sixteenth, GEORGE ARTHUR FRANTS
| TWO MORNING SERVICES 9:30 and 1] A M. . Guest Speaker The REV. AUGUSTINE Church school Young People's Meetin Midweek Convocation,
Memorial Preshy erian
Meridian Helghis Central Ap at 4 SID. Minister, Sunday Ao, Ln Aorinip, 10: “a. Who Became King”
IRVINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cor, Johnson and Julian Avenues.
9:30 A. M.=Church 10:30 A. M.—8cout Sunday and Seton, 7:30 P, M.—Ralla Ram of India
WESTMINSTER
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