Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1945 — Page 8

Church News—

Quakers Will Hold 5. Year ~~ Meeting in Richmond

Quakers from all-over the United States and various foreign countries will attend the Five Years Meeting of Friends in America, Wednesday through Oct. 23 in Richmond, Ind.

As the name of the meeting implies, it will be the" first assembly of the supreme legislature body since 1940 when it also met in Richmond. Quakers, known as an outstanding “peace chyrch,” will convene this out of war and to lay their pase for the coming five years. Alvin T. Coate, member of the | Pirst Friends church here, will be| very active in the meeting as chair- et ct. The Rev. Herbert Huffman, pastor of the First chureh, will report as aia of (he five years meeting Services to Be Held Here in | committee on ministerial training. Third Christian Church. ' He is also a member of the comDean O. L. Shelton of the Butler

time to discuss the problems arising ” | man of the executive So “mission on Christian nurture.

{School of Religion will give the Directs Arrsngements |sermon at a union service of Mar Dr. Errol T. Elliott, former pas- jon County Christian churches Oct. tor of the First church, Indianap- | 21 in the Third olis, will direct the meeting ar- | Christian church, The union meetrangements as executive secretary ing will be held of the meeting’ Dr. Elliott is also to mark the

launching of a six-week evangelistic campaign of t he brotherhood. Last night, the churches sent their Sunday

editor of the American Friend with, headquarters in Richmond Eighteen official delegates will go| from the Western Yearly meeting, to which the local church belongs. | Delegetes are expected from Eng-| land, parts of Europe, Asia, Mex- | Si 1 ico, Cuba and Jamaica. Because school workers to many persons will be at leisure on! Dr. Shelton a pre-evangelistic Sunday and there is now non- rally in the Downey Avenue Chrisrationed gasoline to be had, large tian church. By way of breaking numbers of visitors are expected to ground for the campaign, house-to-be present at the Sunday services. house calls are being made in vaAt the worship periods which will rious communities to invite persons open each daily session and all for- to attend services. Other religious] mal business discussions, tradition- events follow: x al Quaker procedure will be fol-| UNIVERSITY PARK CHRISTI lowed, The cohgregation will sit! Gf ors henaion Fund of ihe Disciples of fn utter silence untl the spirit Gh, ANGI ELI cls ot “moves”’ one of the number to rise morrow at 10:30 a, m The flag honors and talk. If no one feels moved, (0, BAN A000, Tol ontiuian min: the entire period may pass while istry as members of the congregation. At| ces present sit in quiet medita- Uf oN of be sopries She congregation | on.

| wih. RE — a wl the Society for the Propagation of

Times Church Editor A suite of offices housed in a

{a world-wide setting.

intended in this connection. For I

have combined to make the story o missions around the world. If you climb the winding stair to the second floor of 'the very old house, once the brothers’ school, at | 148 W. Georgia st., you will see the

mentioned suite of offices.

{toddy. There, the Rev. Fr. Victor

Vote on New Discipline {studies department of “Technical high the Faith, and his staff are prepar-| s t + One of the chief matters of legis- | } shea Nui Lag he Bim ror pence | IN for Mission Sunday, Oct. 21.

lation on the progfam is a vote on | Builders” and “Watchtower Over To- * will be shown

the new discipline. The Rev, Milo a LAT - B. Hinckle of Plainfield, Ind., chair. | TED LA Rr RANCH

man, wi W. Hodge of Edinburg, president of th a committee, over the | 0 hood work of the Central Indiana past five years,

Gave $50,000 Last Year

Indianapolis Catholic diocese, alone,

prepared the new district, will speak at the quarterly | gave more than $50,000, on the pte She Jaticles ot faith | Priesthood conference at mille, “ind and Single day, to home and foreign

The Noah Lykins, Columbus, Ind, also will | oh iesions. discipline has been presented to the Be 0 She Drfraim. HOACH.. respective yearly meetings. | Te : iAllen U. Tomlinson of Whittier, versity Heights United Brethren rhurch part of the diocese. Even so, great)

Rev. Roy Turley pastor of the UniCal. will preach at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow and | . retiring - presiding clerk, will {he Rav. Charles O. Btafford, former pas. | expectations are growing concern-! *

be in charge of the formal opening | 3% of the Amity Baptist church,

of the meeting on Wednesday. Al CENTENARY CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Jing the coming oftesing.

new presiding clerk and other of- The Three-G class will present formal ficers will be appointed Thursday. [2 Alm strips to the church school during | For more than a year, six com |the assembly hour at 930 a m Justi quarters are in Rome, Sponsors and | missioners have been studying the | Badger 18 class president and Mrs. ho disburses the annual collection,

ireasser, teacher various areas in which the Friends | VICTORY work. Each commission will be CHURCH—The as “the oldest and largest mis- |

h given about one and a half hours Sass will Shemnt whe nly day & “Hop. (sion aid organization in the world.” {It assists both with prayers and

on various days to present the Fe. bins is pastor. sults of the study regarding future ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL— | funds the work of Catholic missions

| The Rt. Rev. Richard Ainslie Kirchhoffer, ! activities, The six areas are: wor-| bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Indl- [in €Very country of the globe, for people of all races and tongues.

ship and evangelism: world out. | anapolis, will conduct the services tomorOne of the tasks stretching ahead |

{row morning at 8:30 and 11 oclock reach, or missions; peace; social or-! FIRST BIBLE PRESBYTERIAN for the missionaries, which seems to president of the Ameri Co i rican Council of |, terest Father Goossens intensely,

MEMORIAL METHODIST voung married people's Clety as

der; economics in the financing of CHURCH—The Rev. Carl Melntire, vice projets and Christian nurture, or | hrisinn po hurches and editor of the education. ristian Beacon, will speak at 7:45 p m | ig “tp reclaim that lost generation | wi In contrast to this, hoards o of the | Tock ie “Aseing a Btn iste 2 meeting will look back over the work | Pos!" A TA CAPITA 40 bf D . Jor tue past Rive Fears a report, ath Kelso in Sing Sccompanied bv ter -rour evotion as en done me of the Mildre mith at the 6 m. Protsstant . k | vespers tomorrow. Th ev. Donald E boards are publications, peace, mis- glider Protestant chp, “will go the Begins Tomorrow sions, Christian education and| address. a Juste Mal Jrranged iRiouzh Tos e unit Lo) t evangelism, | triet at IORS an a The 40 Hours Devotion will begin A g _ Speakerson Program |p 00 OR SHNRE, Ti, fost with a solemn high mass at 11 a.m. r. Rufus Jones. veter { bor, pastor of the Ft W lt protec. RA Bn Susker bor Ia ed the 8 Wayne Sospel a. tomorrow and be concluded with the (C0) averford cOl- ip m rally today. The Rev. Mr Neighbor | solemn closing Tuesd ] osing Tuesday at 8 p. m.| ege and honorary chairman of the | i known as the ‘whistling evangelist.” American Priends Service commit-| cite caurch The Bol DENS t Third in £3, Deter snd Pauls catfedral tr a a tee, will have the distinction of de- high school will sing EE a The devotion is given annually livering the “Isaac T. and Lida K Walking pltrile Sidener will speak on|in Catholic churches to pay honor | Johnson Lecture” at 7:30 p. m.| tbat {to the Blessed Sacrament. The Thursday. Mr. Coate. who had the si D; De: | solemn closing at the cathedral will honor of being selected to give the, JIN, LJ1S€ AS h' |be marked by a procession, led by| Jeetyre in 1040, will preside at the S a e eat children scattering rose pedals in session. Dr. Jones also will presen bi the way to be followed by the archat 10:30 a m. Sunday, Oct. 21. u |ect of Lesson oy bearing the sacrament “The Message of Christ” is the | The Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, "Are Bin, Disease nnd subject to be discussed by Dr. Elbert | Real?” is the re of oo Death o rohbishop of Indianapolis, will be Russell, dean of the school of sermon in all Churches of Christ, | last in the procession since his| religion of Duke university, at 11:30 | gejentist. tomorrow rank is highest. He will be preceded | ™ ¢; 8. m. Thursday, Friday and Sat-| The Bible citations | by ahout 40 priests of the city wear- | urday. Dr. WO. Mendenhall, di-| following: |ing their official copes of white,| red, green or purple and several

Include the,

“Touching the Almighty, | rector of Quaker Hill and former we cannot find him out: He " ex-|

college president, will talk on the { monsignori -y cellent in power, and in judgment| Preaching Bervices, pi seve) ro Px Russell's subject, “Ap- and in plenty of justice; he will not | The Blessed Sacrament will be | 10 » A M. and 3.0 5 M. LS plying e Message of Christ,” Mon- afflict” Job 37:23. | xpoued for adoration on the altar wednesday Prayer Meeting, ay and Tuesday, Oct. 22 and 23.| The lesson-sermon also includes| uring the 40 hours. High masses TAS P. M. Other scheduled speakers are the following passage from the | will be said at 8 a. m. both Monday A Hearty Welcome Raymond Wilson, executive secre-| Christian Science textbook, "Science | ANd Tuesday Avnits You

The Rev. Cornelius B. Sweeney {will say the mass and the Rt. Rev. | Msgr Raymond R. Noll, cathedral | pastor, will preach at 11 a. m. to-

tary of the Friends’ committee on national legislation: President Thomas E. Jones of Fisk university: | Clarence E. Pickett,

and Health with Key to the Scrip- | tures” by Mary Baker Eddy: “Sin,| sickness and mortality are the sup-

executive sec- positional antipodes of spirit, and

Rev. Fr. Victor L, Goossens,

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER

Georgia st. claims a part in a romantic story with

The original meaning of the word ‘romantic” is

adventure and color, the sacrifice and devotion which

They are teeming with gd

Last year on Mission Sunday, the

Since then, the archdio- | cese was created from the major |

Father Goossens described the so- |

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landmark on W.

réfer to the high

f Roman Catholic Missionary

. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Archdiocesan Offices Hum With Activity Here as Staff Prepares for Mission Sunday

SATURDAY, OCT. 18, 1945 °

A medical sister in her white habit dresses a

Hindu's hand.

nuns téach these “high hat” East Indians,

forced into’ the Nazi way of thought under the Hitler regime in Ger- | many.” Work In Asia He also spoke with emphasis of

to bs sent Goossens, archdiocesan director of the medical mission sisters who are

educated to serve as doctors, pharmacists and technicians among Asiatic women. The sisters dress in a white Habit which closely resembles that of the | Moslem women to whom they minister. These nuns gain the privilege to live out the Christian ideal in a manner denied to men-mis-sionaries in the same areas. Religious laws and customs forbid Mo'hammedan and high caste Hindu women to be seen by men other than those of their own families.

The colossal undertaking of re-

The Society for the Propagation (y,;14in razed churches and chure gift of a new projector for slides ith of the Faith, whose general head-| g ang c h

| buildings in the war-ridden countries gives Father Goossens cons | cern, He says the trek of mission|aries back to the Philippines has i begun, a number having sailed since {| V-J day. Founded in France

| The varied pattern of Catholic missions includes churches and i chapels, educational institutions for {all ages from kindergarten through the university, hospitals, leper asyjs, orphanages, homes for the ged and for delinquents and |Severe. Priests, brothers, sisters |and catechists carry on the work.

i © Father Goosseens will mark his first Mission Sunday as archdio|cesan director of the society Oct. 21. He succeeded the late Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis Roell in the office early this year. During Msgr. Roell's {lifetime, the archdiocesan head[quarters were at Richmond, Ind. { Father Goossens serves as pastor of St. Ann's church, Mars Hill. He grew up in Vincennes and the Old | Cathedral there, the son of parents {who were natives of Belgium. The Society for the ‘Propagation (of the Faith was founded by 23-year-old Pauline Jaricot in 1822 in | Lyons, France. It has grown steadily since, spreading from the old world to the new and including Indianapolis.

| SOUTH SIDE NAZARENE | Olive Bt. & LeGrande Ave, A. L. EMMERT, Pastor Bunday School, 9:30 A. M.

Men's Glee Club Offers Concert

The Perfect Circle Men's Glee club will present a concert at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Irvington Presbyterian church. Dr. John B, Ferguson, pastor, and the congregation have invited the community to attend. The program follows:

Salutation Down by the Old Bayou . Mosquitoes

Without & Bong «....ooovevireeer. mberg Kashmir Song Wooden Findns Irving Lacey, tenor

™e Surrey With the Fringe on op The Peasant With His Ox

eA Smith-Aschenbrenner Campbell-Tipton

e Club Offertory ‘. Se ® Be Setting BUR ii viata rns seme Edmundsen Goin’ HOME .....viicaiinansvinns Dvorak Steal AWBY .iv.isiciniciisnnerses Huntley Glee Club Belected solo by Norman Brown, anise | AVE MAIER «iin nanan nies Schube The Cherubic Hymn ........ Gietchaninan The Lord's Prayer .............. Ma

Benediction

REV. KUEBLER WILL ADDRESS ALLIANCE

The Rev. Ernest Kuebler will address the Ohio Valley Associate alliance meeting following luncheon

Tuesday in All Souls Unitarian church. The Rev. Mr. Kuebler directs the division of education for the American Unitarian association.

valley.

duct the local arrangements.

hostesses.

i land promotion of the Northern Bap-

: {roll O, Morong, central regional rep-

. |also will speak.

tte | officers in charge of services. "Music by the |

The meeting will be attended by alliance women from seven cities in the Ohio Mrs. E. Burdette Backus, wife of the host pastor, will con-

Mrs, Edna Harrington will sing; accompanied by Edwin Biltcliffe, organist, and Mrs. Pearl Mock will lear the devotions. The Elizabethauns, the Moore Light guild and the Jessy Wallin Heywood alliance will he

Baptists to Hold Confab

Convention Opens Monday At Lafayette.

Mrs. Leslie E, Swain of Craigville, Mass., the second woman to be president of the Northern Baptist con‘vention in its long history, will speak on the opening night of the Iridiana Baptist convention, The convention will be in session Monday through Wednesday in the Pirst Baptist church, Lafayette, Other featured speakers in addition to Mrs. Swain are Miss Vendla I. Anderson, missionary to Africa, and Chaplain A, 8, Dodgson of Terre Haute, formerly stationed at Stout field as head chaplain of the First Troop Carrier command. The Rev. Reuben E. Nelson, newly appointed executive secretary of the council

tist convention, and the Rev. Car-

resentative of the council on finance and promotion of the convention

Other Groups Meet Dr. J. M. Horton of Indianapolis, executive secretary of the Indiana Baptist convention, will report as administrator and the Rev. J. Marion Smith of Muncie, president of the Indiana convention will give the president’s message, Meetings held simultaneously with the state convention are the Indiana Baptist Pastors’ conference,

an’s Baptist Mission Tuleh Tues~ day.

MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR LT. J. B. SMITH

Dr. Logan Hall will conduct a memorial service for Lt. James B. Smith tomorrow at 3 p. m. in the Meridian Street Methodist church. Lt. Smith was shot down over France Aug. 13, 1944. He was the son of Maj. Walter B. Smith and Mrs. Etta Smith. Decorations given Lt. Smith include the air medal, the purple heart and two oak leaf clusters. He was serving as a co-pilot of a B-24 when his plane was struck by flak. The family residence is at 4154 N. Sherman dr.

Salvation Army Citadel

28 SOUTH CAPITOL AVENUE 9:30 A. M.—Sunday School. 11:00 A, M.—Holiness Meeting 6:30 P. M.—Young People's Legion 8:00 P. M.—Evening Salvation Meeting

ADJ. AND MRS. VAN der VLEIT,

Women's Chorus. Mrs, Genge, Director.

THE PUBLIC 18 CORDIALLY INVITED

Mars Hill Free Methodist Church Farnsworth & Foltz, Mars Hill, Indpls, (Mars Hill Bus) Sunday School—8:30 RALLY DAY REVIVAL Special Features REVIVAL

Starting Nov. 20—Dee. 1 Coming : REV. H. E. BAKER

CHURCH OF SRST BELMONT

a ya 45—Morning LAs 7:48 P. M.—Evening Service Wednesday evening, Bible Study, T:48

METHODIST

10:46 A. M.—Worship and Sermon

By the Minister

"Ways We Worship"

9:30 A. M.—Church Bchool 6-9 P. M.—Angelus Hour for Youth

North Methodist

Church

Meridian at 38th St

Dallas L. Browning, D. D. MINISTER

CHRIST TEMPLE |

(Apostolic Faith)

403 West Fall Creek Parkway Sunday, 11:00 A” M., 7:30 P. Ms

CHURCHES

We Believe— “THE GREAT POWER IN LIFE IS NOT SOMETHING, BUT SOMEONE" - Sermon ' Subjects: “HEARING EARS" 10:45 A. M. “ONE THING I KNOW” at 7:45 P.M. Youth Cathedral Hour, 6-9 P. M. Church School, 9:30 A. M.

Roberts Park Church

Methodist (Since 1821) Delaware at Vermont St,

Monday and Tuesday and the Wom-1{'

DR. 6-8P. M

9:30 A M.—Church

10:45 A. M.—Morn Worshi; Guest: ARTINGER

Speaker

1. The Twilight Hour

Worship... Feiiowsbip—giv

Guest Speaker - DICK PEDIGO

Dr. SUMNER, L. MARTIN, Minister

GRACE

METHODIST

East New York at Grant E ARNOLD CLEGG, Minister

a Youth.

Capitol Ave. Methodist «A RALLY DAY 'SERMON® © 30th and Capitol Ave Youth Fellowship, 6:30 P. M. J. FLOYD SEELIG, D. D, Minishter We Welcome All Visitors EAS on nr tim srnast | WASHINGTON STREET 2 EAST 1 STREET REV ACHILLES M. Ro: Minister W. Washington at Warman Ave, Worship, 10:45; Youth Peilowantp. 1 P.M. | ALMON J. COBLE, Pastor Go to Church 9:30 A, M.—Church School, 10:40 A. M.—~"Facing Up to Ourselves.” Sunday 6:30 P. M—Youth Services. Presbyterian Churches Invite You TABERNACLE First Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church GEORGE. ARTHUR FRANTS 34th and Central TWO MORNING SERVICES DR. ROY EWING VALE 9:30 and 11 & M. REV, HARRY R. MERCER , Communion Service Ministers # PREPARING x0: Fyn" 9:30 A. M.—Bible School Church Schoo) ig A recs PREP o 230 10:45 A. M.—Divine Worship Young People's meeti ....8:30 Dr. Vale, Preaching Thurs. Convocation ik, Stine. 8 P. M. “THE STONE OF MEETING"

Thursday, 7:18 P. M., Midweek Service

Memorial Presbyterian

Sunday

Meridian Heights Central Ave. at 47th DR. SIDNEY BLAIR HARRY, Minister Worship, . 10:45

Bchool, 9:30 “RESTORATION"

Carroliton at 1ith—Rev. Ralph L. O'Dell Church School—8:30 A. M. Morning Worship—10:48 “YOU ARE TWO” Young People’s Meeting—6 P, M.

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

Morning,

Evening,

Cor.

Irvington Prebyterian ohnson and Julian Aves, Ministers — J. B. Ferguson —~ B. C. McCance

Church School, 9:30 10:30 — “Temptations,

Young

and Ours.”

7:30—~The Men's Chorus of the Perfect Circle Co.

The Historie Church of Which Henry Ward Beecher was Minister

Vermont and Pennsylvania Sts.

JEAN 8 MILNER, D. D., Minister Morning Worship, 11 A. M.

“WHEN WE FEEL INSIGNIFICANT"

CHURCH BCHOOL~0:48 NURSERY—11 A. M.

People, 6:30 Christ's

WESTMINSTER

(1700 East) WALTER 1. PEARCY, Minister Sunday School, 9:30; Worship, 10:45 A. M. Young People, 6:30 P, M.

445 N, State

Fairview Presbyterian 46th and Capitol Ave. VIRGIL D. RAGAN, Minister 9:30 A. M.<Church School. 10:45 A. M.—-Morning Worship. “THE TYPE OF RELIGION WE NEED"

REV.. J. CLINTON SWANAGAN, Minister BE-3020, Ring 4

NORTH SIDE CHURCH

(Nazarene)

Ermel Short, Pastor 1151 Eugene—TA-2941

REVIVAL

THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Christian Men Builders, Inc.

17th & Broadway MERLE SIDENER, Leader and Teacher Motto: “We Help Young Men Make Good" Class, "3 a. m to 10: C. BROOKS, Minister

a Welcome to All! CENTRAL CHRISTIAN Church

Delaware and Walnut Streets {700 North) Dr. W. A. Bhullenberger, Minister Bible School 9:30 a. M.

Morning Worship 10:45 A. M. Mr, Paul M. Preston, Guest Preacher Sermon—"What to Believe.”

Music by Excellent Choir Youth Fellowship ~~ 5:30 P.M.

y Evangelists Loren and Virginia Duff, Singers

Eugene at Barnes Ave.

Oct. 8-21—-7:30 P, M,

FOURSQUARE GOSPEL

Woodlawn and Wright Sts.

—Coming— Thursday, October 18

. . . .

Harold Chalfant

Director of Youth of the Foursquare Gospel Also Colored Motion Pictures of South American Jungles and Indian Tribes Regular Services: 9:30 and 1045 A. M, 6:30 and 7:30 P. M. Wednesday and Friday, 7:30 P. M.

Rev. R. L. Manges, Pastor

The Purpose of Life

ML-chures, Wiel Sermon at 11 A. M. by

| E. Burdette Backus Edna Merritt Harrington, Soloist Radio Address 10 A. M.

“The Wisest American” il * WIRE 1430 on Your Dial

All Souls

CHURCH OF

40th and N Sapitel Study, HU-404

a - Services—o 45 A.M, 10

CHRIST

A. G. HOBBS JR. Residence, HU-4753

45 A.M, T45 P. M.

retary of the “American Friends must be contradictions of reality”|™MOrrow. Elmer Steffer, K. 8. G., WEEKLY BIBLE COURSES Service committee, and Dr. Alex- p. 335. |and the schools cantorum will give Beginning Fruesday. Oct, 16-7:30 P. M, ander Purdy A " ut of 8 Coyrses May Be Taken y : dy of the Hartford Theo- anei———————— the music of the mass, No Charge for Enrollment 2 ogical seminary —————————— EVERYBODY INVITED TO ALL SERVICES

METHODISTS PLAN CRUSADE MEETING |

East side Methodists will hold their Crusade for Christ evangelistic]

CHURCH TO HOLD TEA FOR MOTHERS

Miss Mildred Neumeister will

PLAN LECTURE ON | CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

“Christian Science, a Religion of rally tomorrow afternoon and night |SPeak on “Parents’ Education for Works” will be discussed by John! in the Irvington Methodist church | Rearing Children in a Christian B. Sammons, C. 8, of Chicago in a!. A team of visiting speakers of HOme" at a tea for mothets begin-

lecture at 8 p. m, Monday in the which Dr Murat. theater, Muncie Mr. Sammons will be introduced talks.

Wesley A. Pugh Ind. is captain will give] | Wallace Street Presbyterian church.

Other team members are Dr.| Miss Neumeister is director of by Kenneth G; Trees. The speaker Frank A. Hamilton of Evansville. | Christian education of the Second 1s a member of the es of Ind, and Dr. H. C. Northcutt,| Presbyterian church. The beginlectureship of the Mother Church, Champaign, Ill ners’ department of the Wallace the First Church of Christ, Scien-| Those attending the entire rally] church school will be hosts and tist, Boston. He is sponsored by will bring sandwiches for supper.| M's Mary Gresham is in charge the Sixth Christian Science church, Dr. Guy O Carpenter, district | of arrangements here. superintendent, will . preside | Mueller Is church pastor

of | ning at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday in the

The Rev. Roy E.|

Worship and Preaching ..... Evening Service

W. L. TOTTY, Minister

UNITY Sunday Services: DAR Chapter House, 824 N. Penn, 9:30 A. M., Sunday School 11 A. M,, Morning Worship Theme-—"Graven Images”

FREE LECTURE Christian Science

Under Auspices of

SIXTH CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

Entitled: “Christian Science: A Religion of Works” : BY

Chicago, Illinois &

R R., Church Edifics Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, ; The First Church of Christ, Sclentist, in Boston, Massachusetts ove der . oR % nue » Baines CIN ; il PIFIR CHURCH MURAT THEATRE pat clon el MICHIGAN AND N JERSEY STREETS i 1 AT bros ple 1811 3

OCTOBER 15, 1945, a at 8:00 Ps m. Ph

Christian Science

Churches

Branchef of I'he Mother Church. The First Church of Christ. Scientist, ston, Mass,

The Publi Is Cordially Invited to Services and Pree Reading Rooms RR

Lesson for Sunday, Oct. 14th:

“ARE SIN, DISEASE, AND DEATH REAL?"

Morning Services at 11 o'Clock in All Churches

FIRST CHURCH Meridian at 20th RR. Church Edifice

SECOND CHURCH Delaware at 12th . j Eve. Serv 5.00 R. R., 526 State Life

THIRD CHURCH Evadtary,

hyd + Bivd at jth POURTH CHURCH

1621 E. Washington Street

10:30 A

Bible Study .....cvae me connnn

Fran ar ssa

Wednesday Evening Bible Study ....ceonsisnsees TRU

THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO ALL SER

Englewood Christian Church

7:30 P. M.~8ermon,

Sermon by Chases L. Trinkle, recently discharged from army sfter two years overseas with 3d Army.

Music by excellent choir under direction of

GARFIELD HEIGHTS CHURCH OF ary

2842 SHELBY STREET

saneasbaasaivarenns. 11300 A M. srssannsnsrsssenss 10:00 A, M, dinsvsssassnesnenees- 140 P.M, 7:45 P. M, \ GA. 1742

TH CENTER

Dally A AcHvILISI Ruoma; N. W. Comer Floot, Claypool Hotel Open Dally {except Sun.) 10 A. M.-4 P.M, Classes in Lectures, Tues, ved. Fri, Eves. and Thurs. Afternoo Noon Meditation Daily, 12.10 P.M Call RI-4066 for Detalls Wed, Eve Bervices at 8 VICES

57 N. Rural Street’

9:30 A. M.—Family Bible School with classes for every age. 10:45 A. M.—Bermon, ‘SOWING AND REAPING."

Sermon by Minister. “GREATER AND BETTER THINGS."

CHARLES R. HAMILTON, GAYNELL LASHBROOK, "oO. Al Trinkle, Minister of Music Organist Minister ~~ —1895—GOLDEN JUBILEE—1945—

First Church of the Nazarene i

Rev. C. B. Cox, Pastor

9:30 A. M.—Sunday School ’

1:30 P, M—“The Revival We Need."

| REVIVAL il ai

"suring Today. October 18

Unitas Church 1453 N. Alabama Where Religion is Reasonable

Anniversary Services

BE. G. Hoekstra

SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY .

Combined morning service ends at 1: 20, Come, and help make a new record attendance.

ANNIVERSARY SERVICE

Many visiting laymen and ministers will be present, NATHANIEL A. URSHAN, Speaker

Sunday Night Evangelistic Service 7:45 P. M.,

Special Service Tonight (Saturday), 8 P. M. You Are Invited te Attend All Services

For further information phone:

RAYMOND G. HOEKSTRA, Pastor

UNITED YOUTH MEETING

Saturday Night, 7:30

9:30 A. M. Sunday

Join us in making Supt. WILLS and

TESSARO will speak, Award will be given,

SECOND FREE METHODIST

Pershing and Wilkins Sts. (W. Indpls. Car) Joseph OC. Black, Minister, Phone MA rket 987)

Make This HOME-LIKE CHURCH Your Church Home

TABERNACLE

SUNDAY

Oct. 14

CALVARY

902 Fletcher Ave.

N. A. Urshan

9:45 A. M.

2:00 P. M.

e Pred Kinzie Evangelistic Party

MA. 6787, MA, 4719, MA, 1050

Three Great Rallies!!! Hear O. R. TESSARO of Pittsburgh

We Are Expecting

708 at

Workers Happy.

BIG SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY

WEST SIDE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE West 11th and King Ave. October 14 9:30—11:30 A. M. a) to ult

Mark W.

"Hands Full of Honey"

Bubject for Mass Meeting:

Sunday at 2:30 P, M.

Thousands have been encouraged by this ant message by Tessaro. T

A SPEAK SUNDAY AT

10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.

Rhoads

»,

' Worship

Latter’ 1 (South ‘Branch Sunday Sc Sacrament 8 BRANCH wi Stought

Byron PR-4528

FIRST PILGR

30th and Gale (B w or Crosstown Broadcast Sund

Morn. Evangelistic Service Prayer Meeting Wed., 7:30 R. E. Nibarger, Mi

ST. M UNITED

Prospect ar Rev. Thor

Sunday School .

creme

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