Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 February 1949 — Page 4

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Church Events. Brown's Talk To Mark

90th Birthday

"Votoran ay Journalist Honored Hilton U. _ Brown, churchman and newspaperman of Indianapolis, the 10:35 a. m. address tomorrow on his 90th birthday in the Downey Avenue Christian Church.

with the office of life elder by| the church. He has been a mem-|

ever since he established his home | on the hill at BE. Washington St.| and Emerson Ave. many years ago. He will speak on “Ninety Years” The choir will sing Mor-, gan's “0. Ye That Loveth the, Lord.” The Rev. F. W. Wiegmann, | pastor, and Fred F. Sanford, vice chairman of the board of elders,

will be in charge of the service.

Other religious events follow:

ron for the svangelistic | except Saturdays, at 7.30 0 through 20. The Rev. Mr served several years as am RCAF! in and is founder and president of Christian Home for War Orphans The Rev, Edward i ia Hador VETERANS re PITAL Minato Usford will sing at “ne oe, x orrow conduc tant “Ene " Minton Po, ments for the music were made throug hl the Irvington Unit 38 of the 11th District American Legion Auxiliary | ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH ~~ Dr. E Burdette Backus, minister, will| speak on “Man Grows Broader” tomorrow | at 9:15 a. m. over WFBM and on “Ameri tan Cults” at 11 &. m, in the church. | MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN oNURCN The Women's Association will present th e| Pat. Bistars, part Spirit 3 of " a group songs by Mrs. | . A. Alexander at ptf ge

on 12:30 p. m, the chureh| edawi Woodruft will conduct | the ets”

OAD UNITARIAN cuumon. T. Ti son, go forme: § head of the Bu

Can, preach services Ae?

8. Ber University | Be rtment, will speak on Dod wi Writings tomorrow at 11 a . rst of a series of addresses ven 5 the same time and in the Reo to through Mar. 13. The athars h “God In Nature. Jestop in’ Scien | Clark. head of the department of indus-| trial - X-ray, Universit of Illinois; and| qn Dr. of aries Josey, phesd | the proce psychology, Butler | + University The!

Mr. Brown has been honored|

' ber of the Irvington congregation

George | city executive, ministers to Gam

Points Out Purchases Made by Church

veteran;

| 1

| |

Dr. Clive McGuire . missions projects "bought by the Garden Septist Church,

. points out to Dr, J. M. Horton the shares in

Baptists Here Buying Shares 2In Denominations 'Extra Fund’

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER, Times Church Editor Indianapolis Baptists are buying shares in their denomination’s! $2.4 million “extra fund” for home and foreign missions. The Northern Baptist Convention with which more than 30 = local churches are affliated will give 85.1 millions this year through its “regular” channels for missions. This “extra fund” will bring the |grand total for missions for the fiscal year to $7.5 million.

To stimulate interest in raising [these sums for home and foreign! Or din ati I on Set by Church

missions, the church is encourag-| ing the gift of definite sums | {called “Shares for Success.” The Garden Baptist Church already has “sold out” its alloted shares. St. John's Slates Service for Zink . 8t. John's Evangelical and Re-| formed Church will conduct the, {first ordination of a minister in!

|The Rev. Clive McGuire, Baptist

den Church. Each share costs $24 and must be paid for by Apr. 30, the end |of. the fiscal year. The Garden

., Women's Counc will Sive & Washington's cpyrch has a large chart show- | 1t* history tomorrow when J.|

"by the Joh The fends of will sing colonial son "under on of L. A. Von Staden. | Mp. Jat John Now will give the Savotions |

Mrs. Marion P. Clarke will be of the program. wil be | No

dent (tion Of a new religious education 25 and the only the building adjoining

y at 9:30 p. m 3 brotherhood president” and the Rev.

lllinois St. women's Aux

business will give the dedicatory add 3 and also preach at morning wor-| beiship.

10:45 a. m. service in the church! formed denomt/and take place on the building ination 18 tra-~ The (site. The congregation will be 'H ditional with the otled to the site in a Zink famiby; Ning/DY Christian and American Flag Rev. “Plepenbrok After gradu-

m. vil» Arey panel on cial Stewardship” * with ihe following

8 s: Kenneth W. Carr, Courtney Ee Re '‘Mind' Is Subject .

Of Lesson-Sermon |

“Mind” is the subject of the] lesson-sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, for tomorrow. | The golden text is: “Great Is Our Lord and of Great Power: His Understanding Is Infinite.” Psalms 1475. The lesson-sermon also | the following passage from the Christian Science textbook, “Science and Health With Key to the

dy: “The divine mind is the soul “of “man ‘and’ gives dominion ‘over all things.” .p. 307.

o paid for.

the the state.’

cu Dedicate Building er 'Site Tomorrow 20

the board of trustees, will offi- |

% mittee chairman, J. W, Esterline. |

. bearers,

13 To Preach Here

Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Eq joi observe the

ee. Zink -is ordained there t 3:30 p. m. Mr. Zink has (been ministering {to the First executive ¢ Evangelical and’ Reformed Jor the| Church since Nov. 1. He will be installed officially as the pastor of the [church Mar.

ing all shares sold and several Indianapolis Baptists | * are asked to purchase shares [totaling $20,000. Dr. J. M. Horton, of-the-Indiana Convention, is responsible sale of “Shares for Success” in

A preliminary step to the erec- [rae ilnlie.

Mr. Zink

the North cniiq of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph W. Methodist Church will ‘be taken zy 1421 Bradbury St. The can

tomorrow .when the site is dedl-| 3,45ts belonged to St. John's cated to the church. {church for 12 years and was acFrank L. Thomas, secretary of tive in its youth work.

He gives credit to the “fine Hill ofjally give the ground on N.| 8 example” of St. am [Meridian just north of 38th Bt. “5% John's pastor, Ww [to the building. committee. The | . The Rev. E. A

gift will be accepted by the com- | Piepenbrok,

the greatest a fluence in his decision to become t a minister. However, the Evangelical and Re-

Dr, Dallas L. Browning, pastor, i |

The dedication will follow the A

Sunday School pupils, ation ministers, officers and others.

Winona Lake Man

from Manual Training High 8chool, Mr, Zink received his A.B. degree from Butler University and his B.D. from Eden Theological 8eminary. He served as assistant minister to St. Paul's {Church, Clayton, Mo., while in seminary. Last year, he lived in Bloomington, taught in the Indiana University Ph!losophy Department and drove back and forth on week-ends to the church

Dr. Jimmie Turnbull of Winona Lake, Ind., secretary of the International Association of Evan-| gelicals, will preach for the ‘Spiritual Awakening Crusade to-| morrow through Feb. 27 at 7:30]

‘p—m. daily-in-the Center Chapel here. Evangelical United Brethren| AJl sports interest Mr. Zink | Church. and he enjoys writing his

The chapel is located nine thoughts down on paper. miles west of New Castle just off The Rev. Mr. Piepenbrok wili Road 38 on the Middletown Rd. be in charge of the ordination The Rev. Cecil E. Sanders is the ceremonies. Dr. A. O. Miller of pastor. |®den Seminary will preach on

| “The Three R's of tha Christian

Receive Offerings Ministry.” Others assisting with: [the ceremonies will be Richard Disciples of rm Cizekiee Rettig, vice president” of the "Southern Indiana Synod; Dr.’

passion” tomorrow through Feb. 27; by receiving offerings for. over. seas relief and reconstruction. | —

Frederick R. Daries and the Rev.| {Norman H. Schultz A reception honoring the new

Free Bus Transportation for

7:45P. M.—

THE BIBLE CHURCH

3851 E. New York Street Sunday School, 10 A. M,

For Information Phone GA. 9975

Great Evangelistic Service Welcome—James E. Petty, Pastor

"minister in the Parish hall will follow the ordination.

Jordan Chorale

M Children.

Chorale concert

terian Church.

CHRIST

402 W. Fall Monday Night — Young People’s Service. Tuesday Night — Young Ministers’ Meeting. Wednesday Nighi—Bible Class, TRTSSay Hight-—Proching Prayer Friday Night—Saints' Meeting.

Welcomes You To Sunday Services

Elden M. E. Golder, Pastor

TEMPLE are: Carol San- is the transgression of the law.” 1 John 3:4; Rom. 7:1. ders, contralto, Therefore our confession must be made to God, who alone Creek Bivd. Alice . Wheeler. can forgive sin, Christ sald, "Ye shall ask Me nothing. Verily, sOprano; Joseph verily, I say unto you, Whatsoever ye shall ASK THE Mr. Cusaneni CUSAneUl bart | FATHER in My name, He will give it you." John 16:23. How-

Sunday School 12 Noon, Morn-

ing Worship; Sunday — 5A M. | tailed program follows:

| Atetuta! Tulerunt Dominum ,. Palestrins Prayer Service; 9:45 A. M. [Bear Now ae Words I Speak. ...Arcadelt Thou Jo: yivl Day

6:30-7:30 P. M., Bible Class; 7:45 pi TO te od io i Cs, Sh a Loves 230 P. M. fo 4:30 P. M, JORDAN CHORALE

eesvenad ‘Bioilian Christmas Hymn

Licht (Can .. Bach

ML AN a yet a Sor ome asse A L' BAUDERS, contralto | Voices of % rin Straus

Delaware at Vermont Rev. Amos L. Boren, Minister 5:30 P. M.-M. Y. FP.

9:30 A. M.—Church School

- Mr, ‘Earl McMinn, Supt. 10:48 A. M.—TBuslc Nace Necopstion of Church

METHODIST

ER, |Buiynute Ballard, Down oy Ciatdens, The Next Market Day: Country Songs)

| ottertory

CHURCHES

bariton

EAST 10TH STREET C. R. Holmes, Pastor

Worship: Service .......10:45 “Now Ready’ (Paul) Home of the Everson Bible Class.

NORTH CHURCH Meridian and 38th Street Dallas L. Browning, D. D. William C. Hartinger, D. D. Ministers

| Wake ke Christiansen The \ord Bless You and Keep You

JORDAN CHORALE Audrey M Marshall, Ohorale Accompanist

Lectures Tomorrow Wilbur D. Peat: director of the Herron Art Museum, has chosen the subject, “The Story of Chinese — yas ANG nos Painting,” for an_illustrated lecornin nd Narship: The\ture at 4 p. m. tomorrow Jn the |

aio a for Youth, Museum J assembly hall.

Lutkin

To Teach

Lent Lessons

‘| explains.

jot will separate according to ed George G. Kimsey, pastor, is fea-| [related talks

—rin-Afriea,- will

To Sing Tomorrow

The Men's Association will pre=| . sent the Jordan HET Prov, 28718 We have the blessed assurance that “If we tomorrow at 8 p. m. in the Meridian Heights Presby-

Soloists for the free concert

Christiansen

pur

, . 8 Betty Jo Fark I'd Enter Your iy How Sad Pow,

. the Streams, Awake, ake! Saraphle Son ar (Ruybenstein-Caines) Wn Bt at Keystone Ave. + Wing; suns aie Aparks. violinist | ure oe oD arvey, harpis choo! .........9:30 Won't, Tis Katy . ..Aschenbrenner

Study jks

‘Spring district schools of religlous education will open on the South and East Sides of Side Mar. 7. They will by spon. e Mar, 7.-7T spon-+ ~ Leaders to Mest sored by the Religion Education Presbyterian parents and chil- Department of the Church Feddren’s leaders. of Indianapolis gration and its director, ‘Daniel will ‘meet for an Easter Insti- R Ehal (tute Monday -to study the best The ols, beginning Feb. 28, {ways to teach children about the will“be in session for five suc-| | Lenten sedson and the resur- | cessive Mondays at 7:30 p. m., rection, |clusing Mar. 28, The West Bide The Easter Institute will be school will be in session on Mo#held from 2 to 5 and 7 to 8:30 (days M the same hour through p. m. Monday in the First Pres North Side School will

The byterian Chureh, in the University Park

meet Lent will begin on Ash Wednes-|;y hristian Church's Disciple 46th and Illinois Sts.

day, Mar. 2, and close the dayiyj,,ge, before Easter which falls this wiih the Rev. Joseph Johnston ( as dean. The following courses

year on Apr. 17. The solemn events leading up to the crucl-wil] be taught by the named instructors: “Guiding Children in|

fixion of Jesus and also His resurrection need very special Baptists Here Set Service

“Presbyterian Parents,

treAtment by parents and teachers of children, the church

Explain Curriculum

Specialists in the field of chil{dren's work will explain the Pres- 500 Workers |byterian Sunday School curricu-| To Attend

{lum dealing with the Easter and {pre-Easter season. Easter songs land various visual aids will be presented. Teachers and leaders |will sit down at work tables and| perform the actual {illustrating Easter, [taught to children. Stmilar institutes will be held

'all over the Bynod of Indiana un-|j der the direction of Dr. B. V. An-| Ing Mendy Seginning with Bas drews, head of religious educa-|tigt Church. Dr. Howard J. Baum-| tion in the synod, and his ay gartel, executive secretary of the (ant, Miss Helen Trindle. rs.| Church Federation, will speak [Virginia Green of Indianapolis and the movie, “Reaching from and Mrs. Paul Shults of Terre Heaven," will be shown. | Haute are giving counsel in re-| The Rev. 8. W. Hartsock, pasgard to the institutes. The In- tor, will consecrate 40 workers | Seitutes are sponsored by Pres- tomorrow at 7 p. m. in the Taberbyterial and synodical commit nacle Baptist Church. Thirty tees on Christian Education. will be consecrated by the Rev. Mrs. Matthew Smith will open/ Carl C. Moman tomorrow at {the institute Monday afternoon 11:15 a. m. in the Westview] |with devotions. Miss Trindie willl Church. Dr. Clive McGuire, Bap|discuss Easter songs and Dr. An-| |tist city executive and pastor of |drews will outline the purpose of the Garden Baptist Church, will| the Eastern institutes. Others on| consecrate 50 at 5:30 p. m. in the, the afternéon program are Mrs. | church. ’ [Robert King, Mrs. Joseph Johns-| ton and Miss Helen Newcomb.

Give Pre-View At the later session, those pres

stors of the various Baptist morrow will hold services for a later to be po iiors and laymen from the

their evangelistic plans at

|E. Brower, both :deacons, will ‘give the workers instructions to- | morrow at 6 p. m. in the MemoriBaptist Church. The Rev.

age groups they teach and hear|turing cottage prayer meetings and discussion.|and a pastor's calling council for| [Leaders of the simultaneous meet-| the campaign. {ings and the departments they, The Rev. Peter Vroom reports explain, are: Ogden M. Fields,|40 home visitors appointed and

| Mrs,

Virgil R. Henderson ‘and Tvan| :

Church eR dmrarion Prepares | Courses in Religious Education

Christian Growth,” Miss Char-

Jotte Kendrick; “The Use of the Missi “The

“with Chitdren® and

Bible Florence Carmichael,

Church's Program for Intermedi-

ates,” Mrs,

Clara Maye Rippel. |Miss Betty Jo Wright will be

registrar and the Rev. Winston

|alds. The South Side School meet in the Garfield Park Baptis

(Bell, will be in charge of visual will

Church with Mrs. James A. Webber teaching the course on “The' Child's Approach to Religion”;

Mrs. DorotBy Unversaw,

“The

Use of :the Bible with Children”; Mrs. Floyd Smith, “The Church's

Pro, . Davis,

hets Messages.” The

am for Intermediates”; and | “The Prophets and] Rev. |

Charles Mills is dean; Miss Joyce

Tisen, registrar, and the

leaders. East Side School

The East Side School will hold | sessions in the First Evangelical | @ Rev. Robert Briggeman as dean. Lynn Gray will serve, as following ! ches of the community to-| courses and teachers are sched“The Growth of the Chris-| of 500 workers planning to l!an Personality During Child-| dicratt | 258ist with the evangelistic home hood. " Miss Mary Pauline Keller; handicraft.) i500 tion program Mar. 4 to 13.|"The Use of the Bible with ChilMiss Florence Lanham; | Baptist churches wilh complete “Helping Youth Develop Christhe Rev. Joseph ProMiss

and Reformed Church with: th

registrar and the

uled:

dren,”

tian Beliefs,” Wick, and “The Church's gram for Intermediates,” [Elinor Anderson. The West Side School will mee {in . the West

Rev, |Walter Laetsch and the Rev. Raymond Buck, assembly period

Michigan Street Methodist Church, with the Rev. |

(Clifford Lanman as dean; Mrs. | | Gilbert Foster, registrar, and the

Rev. Vernon Lallement,

assem-

bly speaker. The following courses and teachers are listed: ‘Guiding

|the Religious Growth of Primary Mornins Worship

Children,”

Mrs. John Douglas Guiding the Religious Growth o Juniors,” Mrs. ‘China Mrs. E. K. Higdon, and “Eva

|gelism Through the Chureh. Invites You to Worship With Us

{School, Mrs. Donald Dunkin.

“CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Raymond Loutt: in the Asia of Today."|

= _ SATURDAY, FEB. 10, 1049 Smoke Causes Alarm or i wi aaa found overheated refrigeration io

“litte damage was

who. res| | from the Tasponded. to an Meat tor they said.

alarm Market, 26 N. Delaware 8t., just! TRINITY PENTECOST

1728 Howard St ' LESTER SMITH, Pastor

REVIVAL moprvery very Night — 7:30 REV. EARL ANDERSON

FIRSTUNITEDLUTHERAN CHURCH

101 N. Pennsylvania St. PAUL E. HUFFMAN, Pastor

Church Office L1-9803 Pastor's Home HI1-3028

ST TEMPLE AT WRIST sours of ora: oa 10°30 AM, td i ER er eA ERA TRINITY owo ar sasr smawr

WALTER C. MAAS, Pastor Hours of Worship, 8:30 & 10: ZION "5%, TE AR KRUG, Pastor HOUR p » MALT 3d Bun., 10:30, 4th Sun, 3:30 P.M

Z OF WORSHIP . I100A.M-730:0R

BAPTIST CHURCHES

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Meridian and Vermont Streets Carleton W. Atwater, D. D., Pastor

Old-Fashioned Gospel Messages

RIVER AVENUE BAPTIST

1060 River Avenue George Newton, Choir Director Sunday School . | 9.30 A. M.—Bible School. 110.45 A. M— —Worship. Sermon by Pastor, “Called to Witness." Evening Service | 630 P. M.—Youth Pellowship “The Church With the Friendly Hand.”| 730 P. M.—Dr Earl H. Tomlin, Provie dence. R 1 Subject: “Palese

GORDON PASCHALL, Pastor

tine Today."

CENTRAL BAPTIST WOODRUFF PLACE Cor. East Michigan at N. Walcots Wt Central Aves & Westfield Bivd: 1 ge x yor [10:45 A..M.—Morning Service, T:18 P. M.— What Is the os Dr. G. H.- O'Donnell speaking. 8in Rev. John Linton, Evane

l gelist,” will preach both sete Delaware and Walnut Streets 9-9:35 A. M.—Bible School. mons, Youth ine. 5:00 to T:156 P. M. b (700 North) Classes for All Ages Fellowship Hour 6 to 1 P. M. r. W. A. Shullenberger, | TOXEDO PARK—39 N. Grant 10 Bast) —— M ger, 08 Clutton 9:30 AM 730 CROOKED CREEK, N. Mich. Ra. & sé. inister. Louis G. Crafton 9:46—11:30: 1 P M. |EXETER BAPTIS1—Exeter & rh Glan Bible Bchool—9:30 A. ry Morning Worship10:48 4° M. Rev J Perrie—d 30 and 130 LYNHURST—Lynhurst Dr. 4 blocks

Music By Excellent Choir. Sermon: “Does Sul Lead Us Into

Tro Youth Peliowship.:30 PM

nursery; “Mrs. Andrews, primary; morning and night services toMrs. Charles Armentrout, junior; morrow ta deal with ‘the cam[Miss Trindle, junior high, and paign in the Emerson Avenue ‘Mrs. Darrell Gooch, senior high. Church. The Rev. R. E. Hall of | Each speaker will give a pre. New Castle will direct the effort. |view of Sunday School lessons to| The Lebanon, Ind., crusade will be used for children of a specific| P® conducted by 70 workers under age group. In addition, Dr. An-| the chairmanship of Mrs. Lena 'drews will address Sunday School Crooks. The Rev. L. C. Lemmons ‘superintendents and pastors. is pastor and moderator of the An assembly period will bring Indianapolis Association.

the institute to a close. Rev. Turner to End

ST. MARK'S UNITED LUTHERAN Prospect and Linden Sts.

Worship sesssennness JOS ALM, id M.—Bible School.

Sunday School .seevee 9:30 A.M.

ZION

EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED North and New Jersey Sta

FREDERICK R DARIES, D.

Miss Stout Presides . |Cadles Appearances The Rev rt Turner, native At Brotherhood Meet of Ireland and just returned from Miss Anna Stout will preside at a visit to that country, will close the hood Day meeting a two-week appearance in Cadle| sponsored by the Race Relations Tabernacle with services tomor- ——

Department of the Church Feder- row at 2:45 and 7:45 p. m. ation tomorrow at 3:30 p. m. In| The Dixie Four. Indiana quar-| the Senate Avenue YMCA, tet,

‘Dr. Max who tor 23 raily-and-the-“The-Peo- Choir and instr ple Are Right.” The Mt. Zion give the music at the night Baptist Church Choir will sing. service. |

—Yergan years has been a Fuca worker (the Rev. Russell Tie] will EAL PIEPENBROK, Pastor,

PAUL H. FRANKENFELD, Assistant

9:00 A. M.—PFirst Service of Worshi 9:45 A. M.—Church School P

D.. Pastor TWO MORNING : SERVICES

10:40 A. M.—8econd Service of Worship: “Changing the World With!

__ Changed Men.’

ST. JOHN'S IN'S §

will sing at the. afternoon]

Leonard and RY eiormed st.

10:15 A. M. —Morning hip: “The Basis of Brotherhood."

Acts: 17:24-26

BACK TO THE BIBLE! |

By W. L. Latham

Pastor of the South Side’ Seventh- -Day Adventist Church, Corner of Orange and Laurel Sts.

How to B Be Saved—No. 2

“Halt! You Are Under Arrest.’ " “What does this mean? What have I done?’ “You have been tried in absentee for murder, and sentenced to die’ What message could bring greater terror to a human soul? I am sorry to disturb you, friend, but this is exactly the message I bring to you today, for the Holy Scriptures declare, “ALL have sinned,” and ‘the wages of sin is DEATH.” Rom. "3:23; 6:23. It is .-not to be an easy death, such as - electrocution, but all sinners will’ “have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone; which is the second death.” Rev. 21:8. Humanly speaking, there is no escape from this awful sentence of doom, but “God so loved the worid that He gave His only begotten Son, that whamsoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” John 3:16. However this great sacrifice will avail us nothing unless we feel our need, confess our sins, and change our ways, “for “He that covereth his sins shall not prosper; but who so CONFESSETH and FORSAKETH them shall have mercy.”

confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to CLEANSE us from ALL unrighteousness. 1. John 1:9. We must not only confess, but believe down deep in our hearts that God, for Christ's sake, hak forgiven us, “For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness: and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation.” Romi. 10:10. When we sin we transgress the law of God, “For sin

ever we should confess our faults one to another, and ask forgiveness of those who have been affected by our wrongdoing. As another has expressed it: “True confession is always of a specific character, and acknowledges particular sins. They may be of such a nature as to be brought before God only; they -may be wrongs that should be confessed to individuals who have suffered injury through them; or they may be of a public character, and should then be as publicly confessed. But all confession should be defiinte and to the point, acknowledging the very sins of which you are guilty.” 8. C, p. 43. " There are two kinds of confessions: one is forced from the guilty sould by fear of punishment; the other is inspired "by a deep heart-broken sorrow for sin, such as was expresséd by Job when he said, “I ABHOR MYSELF, and repent in dust and ashes.” Job 42:6. A deep sense of guilt brings distress to the soul, which can be relieved only by a humble confession of our sin. The Psalmist says, “When I kept SILENCE, my bones waxed old through my roaring all the day long. For day and night thy hand WAS HEAVY upon me.I | ACKNOWLEDGED my sin unto Thee—and Thou FOR. || GAVEST the iniquity of my sin.” Ps, 32:3-5. Friend, let's | confess, and get ‘right with God and man today! Tomorrow may be f Fever too late. FRE +A Bible correspondence course. Enroll now,

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‘Subject:

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL

16th and Delaware Sts. Rev. Marcus W. Johnson, Minister 11:00 A. M ~-Morning Warship: “That Business Motive"

Rev Johnson, preaching

NITY PRAYER GROUP (Ailiated oe Unity, Kansas City, Mo. SUNDAY SERVICE. 11 : M. “DR FREDER) CK ELIAS ANDREWS Open Dally 10 to gat till 3. United Literature

‘we

Classes—Consultant *

_Belmont Church ot Christ 1002 8S. Belmont Ave. Sunday Program Bible Slasses, 9:45 a. m. Worship and Preaching, 10:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Car! Flinn,

Minister—CA-1350 | Wednesday Services, 7:45 p. m.

IST Everyone Welcome

Tonight 7130 Rally

| Speaker, Rev. Charles Anderson Recently returned from Europe

Tune In WISH, 10:30-11, Sunday Eve.

. Pirtetor Roger Malsbary - igit Our Snack Shop In ¥. for C. Clubhouse

A WORLD-WIDE MINISTRY

“Giving The Gospel to a World Lost In Sin"

BEREAN GOSPEL TEMPLE

“ Carrollton at. 15th St FORD PORTER, Pastor |Sunduy Services: 9:45 a. m,, 10:45 a. m. 6:30 p. m, 7:30 p. m.

Bible welcomed. Address me at 2812 Ruckle St. . | Indianapolis 5,.1Ind. v You are invited to our Church, Or $ ang Laurel Sts.

SUNDAY NIGHT: "33,000 Yor A NISSING

"3 blocks east, 1 block south of Fountain |

'| CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY (Colored)

“The Great Rom and)| | The He Goat, Who are They?” |

WFBM—Sunday, 9:00.A. M.

AVE.—~Emerson & E.= Er pork Pater Vroom. 10°30 30 A.M. 7:30°P.M. pastor. Services 9:30 a m

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES

le | | TABERNACLE | |

New| of W. Washington St. Donald J. [fy

7:30 0. wm.

PRESBYTERIAN 34th and Central. : DR. ROY EWING VALE i REV. ROBERT 8. MOORHEAD,

[hore Mid-Weer Servis TW MERIDIAN HEIGHTS * Central Ave. a Rev Roy B. Connor Jn Sunday School, 9:48 Worship, 10:45 A, M, An Act of Value” Youth Grouvs—& and 7 P, M.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

| Delaware at Sixteenth oun: ETI OR

9:30 and 11 A |

Dr. Frantz: “God's Yes Challenges Us’ Gen. 19:18-23

| Chorer Schooi

MEMORIAL Carrollton at 11th Rev Wililam A 4 .exander 930 A M.—Church Schoo! ‘for all ages.”

110.45 A M. —Morning Worship: Celi-Over Religion ™ 7:00 P M.—Wes'minster Fellowship. Thursday, 7:30 .P. M.—Midweek Service.

FAIRVIEW ‘ 46th and Capitol Ave. VIRGIL D RAGAN. Minister 9:30 A 34 Church School and Morning 10045 A M ZOD. onal Meetings. Rev.

Ragan, Moderator. 5:00 P. M. i School Westminster Peale

9:30 A M THURSDAY | Thursday Dinner & Bible Study .

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

rr aay Historte Church of Whieh

6. P.M|

Henry Ward Beecher was Min Vermont and Pennsylvania Sts. | Ministers TEAN-8 MILNER DD JOSEPH W. JOHNSTON | Church School, 9:45 | Morning Worship, 11 a m | | | {

—

Dr. Milner: ~‘Our Freedom”

WALTER L PEARCY. Minister

WESTMINISTER 445 8 State (1700 East) ou A tatruter Praniwsnip

hip 100 T00P M —Westminsetr Foundation.

Christian Science Churches : Branches of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass.

The Public Is Cordially Invited to Our Bervices and Free Reading Rooms (R. R.)

LESSON FOR SUNDAY, FEB. 20th | “MIND”

Morning Service at 11 o'Clock in All Churches

FIRST CHURCH Castle Hall Bldg. R R., 119 E. Ohio St.

FOURTH €HURCH. Pleasant Run Pkwy. 8. Drive at Butler

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Evening Service, 5:00 R. R., 526 State Life Bldg.

THIRD CHURCH - Washington Blvd. at 34th . } Evening Service, §:00 R. R., Church Edifice

College at 624 Evening Service, 7:30 R. R., Church Edifice

SIXTH CHURCH 16091 Prospect St. R. R, 1611 Prospect

310 West 28th St.

SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ALL CHURCHES AT 11 A. M., BUNDAY SCHOOL IN BOCIETY AT 12:15 P. M.

Wednesday Evening Meetings in All Churches at 8 P. M. Christian Science Reading Room Jointly Maintained, 30 N. Penn. St.

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