Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 September 1945 — Page 8
Rev. Allen B. Cook
Children to Give Service
Tabernacle Presbyterian Ceremony Planned.
Young people and children carrying the flags of all nations will march from the school into the “ganctuary for their ‘third annual baccalaureate service tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. in the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. The junior deacons will serve as ushers and representative graduates of the various Sunday school departments will take part in the festive program, Neal Nollau will give the invocation and- the Lord's prayer; Susie Smith will lead the responsive reading, and Frances
Phipps and Richard Stout will give prayers. Roger Riley and the Golden Bingers of Broad Ripple high school will sing.
CG. Lawrence Ramey will direct the ushers; Paul R. Matthews will play the organ, and Dr. Roy Ewing Vale, pastor, will introduce 19 returned veterans of world war II, The arrangements tommittee includes A. R. Paden, chairman; John Marlowe, ‘Mrs. Vale, J. French Crooks, cabinet chairman, and Miss Ruth Schnicke, director of Christian education. Other religious events follow: NorTH METHODIST CHURCH »- Chapwill x Do oy Hho Ban A
Sour wh which includes & sanctuary service, x and singing, is held every BunSpach night from 6 to § o'cloc
SECOND “rares BY TERIAN CHURCH DE. on 8. Milner will preach his first sermon since his summer vacation at the 11 a.m Sarvice tomorrow. Dr. Miners subject will be “Sustained Courage.’ Edwin Bilteliffe, Sri, also returned from vacationing, will The first session of the Sunday schoo Yo June will be hel pesinning at 9:45 5. m, The nursery will 3
§imuitaneouisi with the 11 o'clock gervice for the Ae Ienoe of mothers. SARDEN BAPTIST CHURCH--The Rev.
hall, new pastor of the River Vutius : Bap church, will speak at the
of Sombecration of new officers tothaw at 5:30 p.m, Mn. Pearl Wells will direct the music and Dr. Clive McGuire, stor, will preside. Officers whose téerma n tomorrow include Mrs. Ruby Hooper, ol superintendent, Mrs. Grace De. Spain, clerk, and Mrs. Kemp 8isk, treasonLacens elected or re-elected are & Gillespie, Charles T. McDaniel, J. P ight, ~~ Starks and Benjamin O Brien TE bu Burnett, Kemp Sisk and Cecil MeBaniei are trustees; Ben Sisk, chairman of ushers, and Mrs. Cora Hicks, chairman of the Garden Baptist Mission committee, SEVENTH CHRISTIAN CHURCH — The ‘CRritan Youth Fellowship of this church will hold a joint meeting with the fellow. ship of the Fairfax Christian church at Seventh church to plan for a year's work of the fellowships of the two churches. The planning conference will be preceded by a 12:30 noon pitch-in dinner. A social hour and worship period will close the conference FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Arthur Atwell of Anderson, head of the Otterbein brotherhood of-the White River conference, will speak at 10:30 a. m. to. morrow. Willlam Holder, superintendent of the school, will give a talk on "Our Sunday School” Mrs. Charles Gorman, superintendent of the young people's de partment, will speak on “Our youn Peo j¢'s Work” at 7:30 pm. Mr Mrs lyde Harrison and their three dha hters, Doris, Delores and Maryian, will play Hawalian guitars at this service, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -- Dr, George Arthur Frantz, minister,” will preach on "Three Crosses’ at 9.30 and 11 8. m. tomorrow. The Fall rally and Family night dinner will be at 6:15 p m, Thursday. Dr. Prederick W. Backemeyer of Gary Ay speak on "Tell Them While They Live ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL The church will return to its former schedule tomorrow with holy communion at 7:80 and 11 a. m. and evensong and the geting people s fellowship at 6 p.m. There will a service for the children and teachers at 10 a.m. tomorrow and morn ing prayer at 11 a, m, Sept. 23 and 30 CENTENARY CHRISTIAN CHURCH Young people of the church who are enrolled in high schools will be honored and the octet will sing at the 10045 a.m service tomorrow. The Rey. Lavon Fisher will preach on “A Worthy Youth UNIVERSITY PARK CHRISTIAN CHURCH--Back to Church day will be observed at 10:30'a. m. Dr, 8. Grundy Fisher will begin A new series of sermons on the theme, “The God in w hom Ws Believe.’ His subject for tomorrow is “God 1s — William A. Markle pres dent of the Chris tian Home Bullders class, announces that n Skykes team won the attend ance contest ofthe Christian Home Buildars class CADLE TABERNACLE -- The Rev An thony Zeoll, evangelist and Bible teacher of Philadelphia, known for his ability to memorize the Scriptures, will conduct a two-week revival he Re?. Les Fisher of Portland, Ind, will direct the music for the ‘services which will be at 11:30 a. m on Bundays and at 7:30 p.m. each day except Saturday, beginning tomorrow The Bunday morning services will include the broadcast of the usual Nation's Family Tayer period under the direction of the ¥. Russell E. Ford,- tabernacle pastor, IMMANUEL EVANGELICAL AND RE. FORMED CHURCH--Lt Chestine Miller will address the brotherhood meeting at 8 Pp. m. Wednesday | VETERANS HOSPITAL CHAPEL — The Davis sisters and Miss Lelia Bradford will sing, AScompapied by the Rev. Harry Slat. tery, at the 6 p. m. Protestant yespers toSorrow. Arrangements for "the music made by Bouthesstern unit 308 of ihe * 11th Gisttiet Amehican Légion auxili«
E. Eider will give the devotional talk,
"SUBSTANCE" TOPIC OF LESSON-SERMON
“Substance” is the subject of the ‘Jesson-sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, tomorrow. The golden text is “Faith is the
The basement Church of the Covenant gr ows as do the children to whom it ministers, . . é
Youngsters’ Needs Shape Congregation's Policies
By EMMA RIVERS MILNER
Times Church Editor The’ Church of the Covenant upholds its tradition as a haven for | children in opening its doors to week-day classes in religion for public |
school pupils this semester.
Whereas the affairs of most churches seem to revolve about the wishes and tastes of adults, the needs of children have shaped the pros gram of the Church of the Covenant of the Reformed Church in
America,
The pastor, the Rev. Allen B.| Cook, says quite frankly that his
chief work is in connection with children and the home. Approximately 85 persons belong to the Church of the Covenant. But in contrast to this, the average Sunday school attendance is 160. Also 210 boys and girls were enrolled in the dally vacation Bible school in spite of an epidemic of mumps in the neighborhood.
process of growing as are the chil-| dren whom it serves. It consists, at present, of a vestibule with stairs lading down to a basement and
kitchen. To Build More
with the future church in mind so that nothing of consequence will need to be torn out or changed. The congregation expects to erect the new edifice next summer. It is, of course, a coincidence that the Church of the Covenant has a very “righteous” setting, It stands on the edge of Christian Park and faces Temperance st.
The visitor, aleft to signs of color and interesi, asked if the orderliness of the church and its records might be attributed to its Dutch ancestry. For it will be recalled that the Reformed Church in America is a child of the Dutch Reformed church which sprang up in the Netherlands about the time of Martin Luther.
Not “Very Dutch”
‘The Rev. Mr, Cook says there is nothing “very Dutch” about the church except for the names of ‘a few of his parishioners, the Vander Veens, the Dewitts, the Vander Baans and others, and the occasional playing of the organ of a stately Psalm according to the Dutch manner. However, the pas-
the Netherlands and was graduated from Hope college and Western Theological seminary, both located in Molland, Mich.
His church ministers to the Chris tian Park community, he says, dwells little upon doctrines and not at all upon its Dutch heritage.
Works With School
The Rev. Mr. Cook co-operates constantly with public school - 82 having conducted a recent Bible contest there. Of the six winners of coples of a Bible, one was a Jewish child and three were Negroes, The pre-Easter chapel serve ice he has led several times at the request of the principal is a dramatic event of the school. Then the pastor gives a talk on the crucifixion ard a large “rugged cross” and Easter hymns are. featured,
A pile of stones on the church lawn offers testimony of the lively youth for truth groups organized” by the Rev, Mr. Cook. The stones will be used for an outdoor fireplace and worship center for youth gatherings,
Painting Treasured
One of the greatest treasures of the church is a copy of Sallman’s “Head of Christ" presented originally by the church to Mrs. John Offringa on her 100th birthday. Mrs, Offringa died a year later leaving the picture in turn as a bequest to her church, The pulpit chairs, communion table and reading desk were given by Warrant Officer John Nauta stationed now at a post near Laurinburg, 8, ©.
Children from school 82 will attend classes in religious education on release time each week in the '| Church of the Covenant, the only church of its denomination in Indianapolis. The week-day classes for public school children of all denominations ‘are being conducted in approximately 17 churches of the city in accordance with a state law,
Bible School Head
Dr. Walter Wilson, former medical doctor now president of the Kansas City Bible college, will speak tonight at the 7:30 p. m. Youth for Christ rally in the First United Brethren church. The Youth for Christ officials will hold open house in their new offices and Bible training center, 419-420 Castle Hall building, Tuesday from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. The Rev. Roger Malsbary is director of Youth for Christ and president of the training center, Gordon Holland is dean. * William Nangle, local business man, will teach a course in * tural Truth” beginning at 7:30 p. m. on Tuesdays and Mrs. D, V. Grimith, Bible teacher, will conduct the Tues-
.{day night course in “Bible Syn-
thesis,” at the center, Mr. Holland
and teach Bible classes for Short-
building facing the high school at 27 E. 34th st,
The church building is in the years by Dr. C. L. George Sr. now
an over-all roof. Every cubic inch |, of space in the basement is used for classrooms, a sanctuary and the |
And yet the basement is arranged
tor is the grandson of natives of
To Speak Tonight|
Bible Class Gets
New Instructor CARL ‘I. ERICKSON will direct
ridge students in the Bible club
The classes were conducted for 17
vo Ain retired. Under Dr. «7 , George's jurisdic-|™ tion, the. club building was pur-
inter denomina~ tional Christian businessmen's committee of Indianapolis. Mr. Erickson, a licensed high Mr. Erickson school teacher of Wheaton, 111, will give his entire time to the Bible classes. A survey of the New Testament for first-year students and a survey of the Old Testament for second-year students are offered this semester. An invitation 1s extended to all interested persons to inspect the classrooms in the Bible club building.
First Congregational Church 16TH ana UL WARE STS. ORIEN W FIFER, D.D, Ad interim Minister 11:00 A. M.—Churen 8choo 11 A, M —Morning choot, "RESPONBIBILITY AGAIN" Capt, Marcus W. Johnson, preaching
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SECOND PILGRIM HOLINESS 1415 Cruft Street
REV. GEORGE & HUFP, Pastor 10:30 A. M. snd 7:30 P. M. Service
ay’ Leader and Teacher ng Men Make Good" 10:30~Chureh, 10:45
Flackville Church
(Nazarene) 30th and Road 52 ‘REV. H. M. MYRICK REVIVAL MEETING Sept. 16-30 ‘ Bach Evening, 7:45 Viape € our Saying Sun Sunday School WELC * ALL!
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Sunday - 10:30 A. M. Services Wed. and Sun.~7:45 P.M.
HERMAN R. ROSE. Pastor Open Daily, 11:30 to 6. Phone PR-4284
BAPTIST ‘CHURCHES
"FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH | ryanurst Dr. 3 Sues 8 of W war, Meridian and Vermont Streets - Services—9:30 A. M. and7:30 P. M. CARLETON W. ATWATER, D.D., Pastor| MEMORIAL BAPTIST—Belle yiew and Ww. Bt. Clair. G. C. Kimsey. 9:30 and 7:30, 9:25 A. M.—Bible School. 2.0 Rum. S00 Mm LR
UNITY gnoge (Affiliated carn ThE Kansas Sacks” 10:45 A. M.—Worship. Sermon: CROOKED CREEK 'N, Mich. rd. & 66th
“THE SWORD OF THE SPIRIT’ Joseph L. Hughes ...... 0:46-10;45 A. M,
6:30 P. M.-Y EMERSON AVE.. Emerson & B. New York outh Pellowaiip, George I. King .... a "9:30-1:30 XEDO PARK n a Orang. ay Busts CENTRAL ~~ ...., 23d of Central e 0.8 Clutton . -.9:30-1 G. H © Donel wavy 10:40 ) 7:30 P. M.
North Side Church
Evangelistic Service, 7:30 Pra a Megting-
9:3 | Re BB. Naren Minister
NORTH INDIANAPOLIS CHURCH OF CHRIST 960 W. 31st Street
Bible Classes Preaching Servic Young People's Meeting. Evening Service Thursday Evening — Bible Study
J. B. JOHNS. Minister “ FIRST PILGRIM HOLINESS :
30th and Gale Sunday 8chool 9:30 A. 10: ie Morning Worship: 6:30 P. M.-Y. Pr 8.
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anized Church of Jesus
Eugene and Barnes Ave. ist of Latter Day Sainty —Perpetually Spiritual— You will always be welcome here. ERMEL SHORT, Pastor.
Phone, TA. 2041 CENTRAL CHRISTIAN Church
Delaware and Walnut Btreets
CLAM A030 A. M 6:46 P.M T45 P.M. T45P. M
5 * Presbyterian Church
W. A. Bhullenberger, Mini NORTH INDIANAPOLIS
WOODRUFF “FLacE, ies 4 E. Mich | GARFIELD PARK... .. 1061 Souuam Ave. LC Trent ...... «7:30 P M CG. 8 Pasehal i... 0:45-7:30
; Frochytorion Churches Invite You ~~ TABERNACLE First Presbyterian Church
Delaware at Sixteenth "GEORGE ARTHUR FRANT2Z
sixaen anne 9:30 A. M,
“On” Being a Real
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NTERNATIONAL, HDQTRS,, Rev. BE, V,
BROADWAY
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Salvation Army Citadel | |
26 BOUTH CAPITOL AVENUE
9:30 A. M.~Bunday School % 11:00 A, M.~Holiness Meeting M.—Loung People's Legion
6:30 P
8:00 P. M.~Evening Salvation Meeting
HE PUBLIC
AND officers in charge Ol services the Women's Chorus Mrs. Gefige, Director
MRS. VAN der VLEIT Music by
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. it; Mgr. BROOKSIDE CHURCH
22nd and Broadway
Rev. George E. Huff " . . * " NORTH SIDE CHURCH, Spiritual Sickness Rev Speck. LE A Caroline Ave. ME
Message by Rev. R. M. Dodrill
Mars Hill Free Methodist Church!
Farnsworth &. Foltz,
"Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?"
chased. It is now| sponsored hy the@
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (South Branch) 1060 Villa Ave. Sunday School—10 A. M.,
Sacrament BService—7 P. M.
TRADERS POINT
BRANCH PRESIDENCY William Schwartz Stoughten Surface Byron Hightower _FR- -4828
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
Evangelistic Meeting
Sept. 23, through Oct. 7
EVANGELIST CHARLES NEAL From Flippin, Ky. Bible Class
Worsh
Each Evening ........:...
C. O. BARR, Pastor
All-Day Meeting — Sept. 3 M,
Services «3 P.
GREAT SUNDAY * Message by Rev, Earl Shreve.
One-half, Hour of Music.
« The Southern Harmonizers
REV. J. CLINTON SWANAGAN, Minister ’ Concert and Radio Singers
Dr. Vale, Preaching
“Ip WE COULD SEE THE SACKCLOTH" : 3 Thursday, 7:18 P, M., Midweek Service Memorial Presbyterian Carrollton at 1lth—Rev. Ralph L. O'Dell
Church School tor All A 9: 30 Meridian Heights Morning Worship: 10:43 Central Ave. at 4 Sermon: “REINFORCED by PATIENCE” DR. SIDNEY BLAIR HARRY, Minister (11 to 11:30, Broadcast over WIBC, 1070) Sunday School, 9:30 Worship, 10:45] Young People’s. Meeting, 6 P.M, “NOT AN ELECTIVE"
1 Th istor A Irvington Presbyterian | men Ward Beocher was Minister Cor hnson and Julian Aves. Vermont and Pennsylvania Sts, Ministers — J. B. Ferguson — BE. C. McCance| JEAN 8. MILNER, D.D. Minister Church School, 9:30. Young People, 6:30
Morhing, 10:30— “Opening Letter to the Morning Warship, 11 A. M. Galatians.’ “SUSTAINED COURAGE" Evening,. 7:30—A religious movie—* ‘A Man CHURCH SCHOOL~0:48
of Faith.” NURSERY—11 A. M.
WESTMINSTER Fairview Presbyterian 46th’ and Capitol Ave. 445 N. State (1700 East) VIRGIL D. RAGAN, Minister WALTER L PEARCY, Minister 9:30 A. M.—Church School.” Sunday School, 9:30. Worship, 10: 3 A.M | 10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship. Young People, 6:30 P.M “OUR ABIDING FRE
USSELL GALLOWAY 34th and Central. TWO MORNING, SERVICES ° DR. ROY EWING VALE 9:30 and 11 AM. REV. HARRY R. MERCER “THREE CROSSES" _ Ministers | ass 23: 32-49 9:30 A. M.—Bible School ChUrel BoROOE vu. vhvnasrarsvssins 9:30 1048 M.Divin- Worship | 0g Tobi Moning 11a 5.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCHES CORDIALLY WELCOME YOU
CARROLLTON AVE. 4th and Serreliton. ST. sou, 853 Sande Rev. Richard Rettig, 10:48 a. Rev. E A Plepenbrok. 10:15 a. m. x 10th ‘|8T. JOHN (Cumberian "Ralph Bi Weisser, 10:30 a. m. Rev. P. RIDER 8. Alabama and Parkway, . P. 13th and Carrollton, Rol 10 a. Rev. E. Harold Klingel. 10:00 a. m PAUL'S (R), 111 N Belmont. Rev. Wm..H Enferim. 10 a. m. TRINITY. Perkins-Raymond. Wm H Knierim, 11:18 a. m. on New Jersey anu North, Rev Frederick R ign 0 ie 10:40.
GARFIELD PARK, 743 Pleasant sas. 8.0. Norman H. ochults. 10:39
(IMMANUEL, 8. New Jerse Frome
PLEASAN RUN BLVD. Hostien-C. 2 Robt. C. Windhorst, 10:30 a.
SECOND, ¥03 Shelby 8t. Re
Faith for Free Men
Bermon at 11 A. M. by Dr. E. Burdette Backus Edna Merritt Harrington, Soloist
Radio Address at 10 A. M. WIRE—1430 on Your Dial “Members. One of Another”
da I'roy A v. W. Pranklin Lahr, 10:30 s. m. Rev. Robert B. Briggeman, "6: 30 a. m.
METHODIST CHURCHES Capitol Avenue
N. CAPITOL AT THIRTIETH “The Church With the Pg Srom” «J. FLOYD SEELIG
10:45 A. M., by Pastor
ONE WORLD OR NONE" by Pastor
ROBERTS PARK CHURCH
9: 30—Chureh Dn) 10:45—Morning Worship GREAT IDOLA'
IES 6-8 hi M.,—Twilight Hour
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ALL SOULS
Church, 1453 N. Alabama St.
401 N. Delaware St. : SUMNER L. MARTIN, D.D., Pastor
GRACE
East New York ast Grant
A Bervic A Cordial Welcome to All
10:45 A.M. Worship and Sermon (Broadeast— WIRE, 11:30 A.M.) “TIMES OF REFRESHING
North Methodist -
Foursquare Gospel Church Woodlawn Avenue and Wright Street 9:30 ana 10:46 A. M,, 6:30 and T:30 P. M Wednesday and Priday—T7:30 FP. M. REV. R. LL. MENGES, Pastor.
CHRIST TEMPLE
{Apostolle Faith) 402 West Fall Creek Parkway" Bunday, 11:00 A. M., T:30P. M.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH EPISCOPAL Rev. Willlam Burrows, Rector Sunday, 8 A. M.——Holy Communion 64th and College 9:30 A. M.—Church School. 11:00 A. M—Morning Prayer and Sermon.
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MARTINIST
STRANGE KEYS
FREE PUBLIC LECTURE SUNDAY AT 8 P. M.
INSPIRING — INFORMATIVE
No -Admission Fee—All Welcome 603 Merchants Bank Building 11 8. Meridian St. Indianapolis
MERIDIAN AT 38TH STREET 8 4RSOLD CLEGG, Minister DALLAS L. BROWNING. D.D. 9:30 A. M., Church ‘School 8-9 P. M.<Angelus Hour for Youth
EAST 10TH 1 STREET METHODIST
REV. sncuisss M. BROWN, Minister
We Welcome All Visitors WASHINGTON STREET
W. Washington at Warman Ave, ALMON J. COBLE, Pastor
9:30 A. M.~Church School. 10:40 A. M,—"“The Everlasting
6:30 P. M.—Youth Bervices.
GARFIELD HEIGHTS CHURCH OF CHRIST 2842 SHELBY STREET Worship and Preaching ..
b hu 9:30 A. ML Worship, “To: a Youth Fellowship, TP. M.
Go to Church
Evening Service
Yess rasr reat hans
GETHSEMANE UNITED LUTHERAN
RB Michigan and N. Wallace Sts. REV. JOHN 8. ALBERT, D, D.
9:30 A, M.~8Bunday 8chool.10:48 A. M.~Morning Worship, “THE UNBOUNDED LOVE OF CHRIST"
Church of the Advent (Episcopal) Meridian at 33d St, REV. THOMAS R. THRASHER 7:30 A. M.~Holy Communion.
9:30 A. M.—Church Bchool, 11:00 A, M.~Morning Prayer .and Sermon
Westbrook ‘Church (Nazarene) 819 8. Denison Bt.
(4500 West, % Block South of W. Wash.)
LEO © DAVIS, Pastor BE-0750 ~8unday Bervices—
9:30 AM & 10:48 A. M. 8 P. M.—T7:30 P. M.
ST. MARK'S UNITED LUTHERAN
Prospect and Linden Sts. Rev. Thomas B. Kline Sunday 8chool ......vviv BIA M. Worship ..uevennnnees. JSS A M.
Wednesday Evening Bible Study Sansa sara en re
Christian Science
Churches
Branches of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Sclentist,
Boston, Mass,
The Publie Is Cordially Invited to Our Services and Pree Reading Rooms (R.R.)
Lesson for Sunday, Sept. 16th:
“SUBSTANCE”
Morning Services at 11 0'Clock
in All Churches
FIRST CHURCH Meridian at 20th R. R., Church Edifice
SECOND CHURCH Delaware at 12th
Eve. Serv. 5:00. R. R.,, 526 State Life
Pleas,
Eve, Bery,,
THIRD CHURCH Washy Blvd, at 34th Eve. Serv, FOURTH CHURCH Run Pkwy, B. Drive, at Butler. 5:00. R. R., Church ‘Edifice, FIFTH CHURCH College at 63nd. R R., Church Edifice. SIXTH CHURCH 1609% Prospect Bt. , 1611 Prospect,
R. R., Church Edifice.
SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ALL CHURCHES AT 11 A MS“
Wednesday Evening Testimonial Meet ings in All Churches at 8 P. M.
W. L. TOTTY, Minister
FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE _ 1621 E. Washington. Charles B. Cox, Pastor . 9:30, Sunday School. 10:30 A. M., “Forbidden Knowledge.”
= T:30 P, M,, “The Greatest Profession of Life.”
CALVARY TABERNACLE
= 902 Fletcher Avenue Sunday School... .... 9:45 Worship ....11:00 A M. Sunday Night Evangelistic ............... 7:45 P M.
. Raymond G. Hoekstra, Harry D. Slattery Minister Associate
Englewood Christian Church
57 N. Rural St.
Homecoming Services
9:30 ‘A. M.—Pamily Bible School. 1000 Attendance Goal
10:45 A, M., Worship Sermon, “Tracing the Way Home.” 7:45 P. M. Sermon, “Made Alive With Christ. »
Music by chorus choir under direction of Charles : R. Hamilton; Gaynell Lashbrook, organist. O. A. Trinkle
A WELCOME TO ALL ; Minister
tvangeycot LUTHERAN CHURCHES Lhurches of The Lutheran flour” CALVARY in B00 ST. JOHNS "ooafigerem HIP
/ LOUIS WAMBSGANSS, Pastor 7 HOUR OF W IPO
», TPAULS 2 L800: HM I0RN 04 Postar; KURT M ZORN, R Wi HIP IO: A ST. PETERS reve ar imst WILLIAM NOROSIECK, FPostor OF HIP 8&1 AM
TRINITY 0mi0 ar gasr streer Pastor
WALTER C MAAS, R no
MMAUS Fn STREY
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THIRD CHRISTIAN
BROADWAY AT 17TH
HOME COMING
In all departments of the church, Morning Worship—10: 40 A. M. “Building an Altar to Our Dredite® Young People—4:30 to vi ALLEN GARDNER, Speaker,
Church Bchool—9:30 A M
C. BROOKS, Minister
TTT THERAN SERVICES FOR THE DEAF ______ CONDUCTED OM THE 2% AND 4% SUNDAYS OF THE MONTH, 3i00 RM. AT TRINITY LUT CHURCH
Tina in oe Lutheron fois Lory Sunday #. WLW IZ: Jp]
Young People's
"TONIGHT AT 7:30
77
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| "DR. WALLER. WILSON || President of Kansas City Bible College, Prominent Young People’s Preacher and Bible Conference Speaker.
FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
Park and Walnut Sts. (Just Off 700 Block Mass. Ave.) Tune In Sunday, 9 to 9:30 A. M., WIRE
UNITY TRUTH CENTER
DALE C. NEWSUM
Affiliated with Unity Headquarters, Kansus City, Dally Activities~Rooms, N. W. Corner
+ Sunday Services:
Missourt Claypool Hotel,
DAR Chapter House, 824 N. Penn. | Open Daily texcapk Suni Joy m. dpm 9:30 A. M., Sunday School Tues 11 A. M,, Moming Worship Theme—"The Convoy of the Soul" THE PUBLIC 18 INVITED TO ALL
CHURCH OF CHRIST
40th and N, Capito) Study, HU-4041
0:4 . 6:30 to 7:30 P. M.~8Song Drill;
7:48 P. M.—"Endearing the Cross and Despising the Shame” : Wednesday, T:45 P. M,, Bible Study.
No Book But the Bible
No Creed But Christ
ed, 10 a Noon Meditation only 13: Ap m.
Evening
OG. HOBBS YR, \ Rirdenen HU-4783 Bible Btudy, 9:40 AM,
10:45 A. M.~"Not Far From the Kingdom."
h Bible
Clags, Tuesday, Services at & VICES
OLIVE AND LEGRAND, Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. Morning Worship, 10:45 A. M.
Sermon by Rev. Emmert. “THE WELL IS DEEP"
N.Y.P. 8, 6:30 P. M. Evening Service, T:45.P, M. |
Rey. Leon Clarence Osborn
a an pani . Street Methodist |
Guest Speaker : Missionary to China
Japanese _ prisoner 8 months prisoner in
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South Side Church of the Nazarene
REV. A. L. EMMERT, PASTOR
THE BIBLE CHURCH
8851 East New York Street
Sunday School .......... 10:00-A. M. crsavaavess 11200 ALM, |
7:45 P. M.—HEAR '
A. W. HICKS and PARTY From Palm City, Fla.
Tuesday, Sept. 18, 8 P. M.
L. A. PARENT of Pontiac, Mich.
REVIVAL
West Side Church
of the Nazarene
West | 1th and King Avenue
Sept. 16-30, 1945 Services Nightly, 7:30
Eileen Sheffer, NYPS Pres.
Stella Crabtree, Hi-NY Pres, Rev. and Mrs. E. Atkinson Pastors
Rev. 0. W. Henderson Evangelist
Mr. G. P. Wyne, Singer
HAVE YOU ENROLLED?
fr Chiat
BIBLE TRAINING CENTER — NIGHT CLASSES
BEGINNING TUESDAY NIGHT, SEPT 18—7:30 230 E. OHIO ST. ROOM 42| (Elevator Service)
James BE, Petty, Pastor
Hear amony ZEOLI
“The Walking Bible”
'CADLE TABERNACLE
Sept. 16 to 30. Services Sunday 11:30 A. rm P.M. REV. LEE FISHER, of Portland, Ind. WILL DIRECT THE MUSIC puny an Pon
Weekdays, 7:30 P. M.
REV. ROGER MALSBARG, President. GORDON HOLLAND, Dean
TEACHERS AND COURSES TUESDAY NIGHTS FRIDAY NIGHTS
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Baptists 3-Da
The All-Baptis senting the 100 tists of all races apolis, will - hols for three days be The meeting ° anniversary of as director of the West Side N. West st. The Rev. W. Bloomington wil meeting of thre dinner in the Mrs. R, H. Ged arrangements ai Highbaugh will } rally next Satur ture a talk by Hagan of Kokon On Sunday a the fellowhsip wi ter for children’ Bethel Baptist - tindale ave. Mr Mrs. David V. V the program.
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The Rev. A. C.
on “Building a - Dreams” at the ‘a service tomorrow the Third Christ
Merle Sidener, |
er of the Christ Bible class will “Tomorrow” at classroom of the morrow’s session, begin his 32d ye class and give his his summer holic
Prof. Joseph L
the church cholr for the homecomi people of the ch 4:30 .p. m, for a lowed by suppes Allen Gardner, Butler university
MRS. HOLL
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Mrs. Ralph L. |
on “Our Christi day” at the annu Woman's Missior