Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1949 — Page 4
shildren happier,
Erfscopal Ehildren Save Up Pennies to Aid Missions
Barbara Vruwink and the many boys and girls of the In-| . dianapolis Episcopal Diocese will deny themselves luxuries during) Lent and drop pennies in the missionary mite boxes instead. - Barbara -is the five-year-old daughter of the Rev. John H.! Vruwink, curate of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, and Mrs. Vruwink. | The mite boxes were given to Barbara and the other children at| Sunday school. All Lent, | © it: is expected that the
ttdugh ant, Dr. C. A. Carman |
will ds, help with the
chores to earn the mite box of-| fering. On Easter Sunday, the mite | York boxes will be collected with a ceremony in each of the diocesan churches. And on the afternoon ‘the First Baptist Church. D#.| of May. 15, the children from! Carman _is. the Episcopal churches all over the’ consultant foritys city: will meet in St. Paul's't he Ministers 4 Church for the’ gathering-in of and Missions al} the boxes. A bishop from the Board of the church ‘in China will attend as Northern Bapspecial guest. |tist conventién. Contents of the mite boxes wilfi Dr. Carman go to the missionary projects of also will address | the Protestant Episcopal Church the pastors and. in Puerto Rico, The church con- workers of the duets a youth and medical pro- current Baptist gram there. Its institutions in-| evangelistic cruclude ' a hospital, ‘ agricultural sade Monday,
ecological seminary and Wednesday and pig thciog id Friday nights at 7:30 o'clock and
Sunday, Mar” 13 ‘at 10:45 a. m. ST. MARK'S and 7:30 p. m. in the First UNITED LUTHERAN
Church, He formerly was a member of : Prospect and Linden Sta, WHI Tr S10 Ae bet Seminary, Chicago, and has
Dr.
Carman
the faculty of ‘the Northern Bapheld pastorates In Nebraska, _ Bunday Bchool vivasis DBOAM Towa, Illinois and California. Dr. Belmont’ Church of Christ |€. We
1002 ‘8. Belmont Ave. “IST. JOHN'S
~~ Sunday Program Bible Slasses, 9:45 a. Evangelical and Reformed Leonard ana Sandars Ss,
Worship and Praathing..« 10:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. : Carl Flinn, Minister—CA-1350 ||. A. PIEPENBROK, Pastor. Wednesday Services, 7:45 p.m, [10:18 A. Mi» “Saved, to Save Others."
“HILLSIDE CHRISTIAN | =
A WORLD-WIDE MINISTRY 18th At Ingram Herbert J, Wilson, Minister
ilving The Gospel to . World Lost in Sin" 9:30 A. M.—Morning Worship e “An American Tragedy." | BEREAN GOSPEL 1:45 P. M.—~Evening Service TEMPLE
What Are You After?” Carrollton at 13th St
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH | FORD PORTER, Paster
Atwater is ‘pastor,
Delaware and Walnut Sireets (700 North) Sunday Services: 9:45 a. m, 10:45. a. m,, Pr. W. A. Shullenberger, Minister 6:30 p.m, 7:30 p.m, . Bible Bchool9:30 AL M | Lm T Morning Worship—10:45 A. M i Y + "Daniel’ ie ie = Music By Excellent Choir | ¥ Subject: Daniel s Vision Our Sermon: “The Bravest Man I Know" | Future Glory.”
Youth Petlowship—5.30 P
w—— "CHRIST TEMPLE | Elden M. E. Golden, Pastor - 402 W. Fall Creek Blvd. - . Invites You to Sunday
Services 1 Sunday fchool, 12 Noon; Morning wy y v Worship, Sunday, 5 am; Prayer — — - a Service, 9:45 a. m. 30-1:30 p. m., Bible Glass; 7:45 p. m. Evening Worship. Tuesday and Fride ditt en 2 0. fn: V:43 - '
- SERVICES EACH EVENING EXCEPT SATURDAY A WELCOME -TO ALL
The Rev. John H. Vruwink tells his little daughter; Barbara, that her hanten Miter pennies will make
Dr. Charles A. Carman of New Casey will conduct the confer- elf" will preach tomorrow at ®nces on five successive Tues10:45 a. m, and at 7:30 p. m. nda and Friday nights. eligible couple must have the intention WES to be married within the They Smay dH” blanks from their pastors who will fill them out and sign them.
‘woman, must be a Catholic and missionary and, world traveler,
{days from 8:30. a. "m.
will. be. the. Eucharistic t
North Church To Observe Family Day
amily Service 1s Set for Tomorrow.
* Familiés of the North Meth- ! Jiaist ChurcFwill attend a “Family Loyalty Sunday” service and ob-|
EE INDIANAPOLIS TIMBS. =... = Letters: Lift Edge Of Iron Curtain Sen
11:00 A M.-Morning, Worship
ndgmeny inten 0
“serve the time-honored of sitting together in the family] pews tomorrow at 10:45 a.m, ”’ Dr. Dallas 1. Browning, pastor,
of a series of the “Lenten Loyalty Advance.” dinner will be held Thursday at! 8:30 p. m. featuring a talk by) Bishop Richard C. Raines of the) Indiana Methodist area. | Religious events, Sonaw:
; UNITY TRUTH CENTE The Rav. "| Margaret Surahle will are specfal | lente {lessons on Sundays at 11
| Wed | Center in the Claypool Thay devotjonal and healing service will the theme, “Twelve Appointment |
the Sunday enoon series, {the Master:” and the hoonday rorvices, ® book y Charles.
, Fresh Us to Pray’ “aa "Cor Cora Pllilmore. w. WESLEYAN METHODIST ouvRCH, SHELBY AND HOYT ST {The Leo Weich of Frankfort, Tod, known oy his work among young people, Will conduct the revival ‘services nightly at 730 o'clock and on Sundays at 10:30 a.m, onday through Mar. The Rev, W, C, Killin, pastor, is in A args of arrangements. Herman Moats, minister of music, will give solos and lead the group singing SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH E. Burdette Backus, - minister, will give a series of Sunday sermon-lectures “Great ' Books’ r. 10 at 11 a. m. He has studied by ree m
"The Prince.” Machiavelli; nil Inet a > calvin: “The. . Institut john. ¥ 8... : an rterpr ios Gl Otto; “Medite-| tions,” Marcus Aurelius, and * braves Rock,” Carl Sandburg.
PARK AVE. AND T C. P. Blekkin Ford wil conduct the services tomorrow at 7:30 p.m { John. Smiley and Charles Fish will
Turner will play the organ. ST. FORMED CHURC Announces the Lenten setvices Mar. 10 through Apr motion plots, orachi fr of scipieship. Salt of the Earth; avers You There?
i progra
cules Chol directed by Allan Schirmer. NTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH-—-Mrs. ! Rr TAL will give a pa ou “Ch _, Woman's Evangelistic Wor! {morning at the all-day meeting of the Following the noon refreshments, Mildred Crump will talk on “Flowers Distinction.” Mrs give the devotions FIRST EVANGELICAL AND REFORM
Pre-Marital Series Set
Plan Conference - For Engaged Couples Couple planning to be married |will attend a series of 10 confer-| NORTE LN TARIAN CLUSCH Sr. ences for engaged eouples begin- Charles C. Josey, head of the department “ning Tuesday at 8 p. Mm. in St.|oedr erolol, of Many's Academy. service tomorrow in. the The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Henry F.| Dugan ‘and the Rev. Fr. John IAN CHURCH-—-The church will present
m. vespers tomorrow featuring R w. organist and
“|The Woman's Guild will present Ms Edgar Green Im a» talk o Albert-Schweit
gay 7 begining 40 at 10:30 a. m. Mrs. Charles|
er spiritual life committee
(dire AY are Mrs. Edwin attison and re rved at noon. | "GARFIELD PARK BAPTIST CHURCH e membership will meet Tuesday night for a family dinner followed ‘by the an-| intial business meeting. Persons who have | joined the church over the past year willl
Man'' at the 1
in the residence of Mrs. Fred 8. Smith. |
Brown,
and James Com violinist . and . director of School 3
To be choir and soloists will sing.
each MEN'S UNION BIBLE CLASS, 6% N. T . Sart manager of
for attendance,
=i year, will speak on “Human Relations” on
Application Pty; temorrow.
Platte Amstuts of Detroit will open a Christian Church Advance program tomor-
At least one, the man or the ‘Going on with Christ.’ will ta t+ th t b both must sign up for the entire 7.4 - Te jg | spusisosed will ve. Riven! course or neither will be accepted.by a mal quariet from Zionaville and a {for it. Applications will not be yepgpne MOSPITAL CHURCH Miss! ‘honored after Mar. 8. They must Marjorie Henderson,
Chaplain C. G. Minton will conduct the rvice. Arrangements for the music were]
144 W, Georgia St.
The textbook for the course is Re through the Big Four Unit 116 of joy and Legion £4 ces. Her- walk more than 15 miles to atnative of Scotiang and tend these conferences.” Last summer, when the meet-| Subhouse. 20 20th ing of the first assembly of the {World Council | Amsterdam, The iwas ‘in the offing, Mrs.
the one used by the University of fiiary
Ottawa for a correspondence! youTH FOR CHRIST—The Rev course, Certificates will be issued bert Lockyer Jr.
executive secretary of the Alu to the couples attending the con-|sociation of the ‘Moody Bible Tstnute, ferences. will speak tonight at 7:30 — morrow at 3 p. m. in the | and Meridian Bt.
District American
Cathedral Lenten ‘Christ Church Plans Services Scheduled Lenten Services
Noll, pastor of SS. Peter and aul's Catholic Cathedral, -an~ bounces special Lenten services in the cathedral each Wednesday,
Ik. Minneapolis will give the noonday
Lenten sermons in services bheginning at 12:05 p. m., Tuesday
to 9 p. m, on architecture in that diocese. High point of the Lenten services| The Rev. William Burrows, rec Way: of lor. of St. Paul's Church, will! he Cross on Sundays at 4 p. m. give the sermon at the noonday Daily masses continue as usual. service Monday in Christ Church.
ENGLEWOOD CHRISTIAN CHURCH
57 N. RURAL.STREET DR. HARRY POLL, Minister 9:30 AM.—Famj| Bible School. 10:45 AM. Como Worship. Sermon, “Fields White Unto The Harvest" ; i 7:30 P.M. Evening Service, Topic, “Christ is The Way.”
METHODIST CHURCHES
ROBERTS PARK 'CHURCH| NORTH METHODIST
An "advance”|
ge Smiley: will sing Thomas E.
oe Wy The enancel try,
4 and Mrs. Dorothy Hoon i be sent to: Office of the Con- companied by Miss Cora Lee, aL th fraternity of Christian Doctrine, » a. m. Protestant services Sor es ‘an
will preach on “Christ and Our| «= Homes" for the service, second eu
RST UNITED PRESPYIERIAN The Rev.
JOHN'S EVANGELICAL AND RE. the Rev, 852 SANDERS r- | The Rev. nigh nis, | Presbyterian Church. For more than a year, he and Mrs, Johnston | Aer have been sénding letters and packages to the John Peter family in| mo- Budapest. As a consequence, a warm friendship has sprung up be- | puter: | tween the minister's family and | ords,” Indiana Central] {the one in Hungary. Surprisingly, Mrs. Peter writes ‘iin “stately, almost textbook.Eng-| : Weduenday lish, on the typewriter. There is missionary society. and the social circle.rd group in Budapest which know | Mrs. | English well, the Rev. Mr. Johns-| Stanley Denney will | ton says. !
| CHURCH, OAKLAND AND 10TH NT Mindful of the Implisonment Indianapolis on "The Life lo the Catholic prelate, po atthe meeting Fours | Cardinal Mindszenty, |theran Bishop Lajoss Ordass, the |being received. None have been {wilh Be in charge -of the program. Gners Indianapolis minister asked Mrs, returned soar. : Arthur Norman. Luncheon will be Peter some pointed questions. He made inquiry regarding the fate {of . religion in her country. The Hungarian correspondent pastors of a great Church Hosreplied, but in guarded words. pital and Training Institute for receive special recognition at the. dinner: However, her letters bear no ev|The Rev. Walter E. Laetsch is the pastor, lidence of having been censored. |Mrs. She constantly expresses the daughters—Catherine 12; Judith | Butler Uhiyersity. | wil ‘warmest appreciation Orchard Schioot. | |gifts of clothing and eo women's guild will meet Wednesday majled to her and, pronounces a WITHERSPOON UNITED PRESBYTER- blessing on the senders. Th Feply to the: Rev. Mr. Johnsdirector of ton’s question about : ‘communism mines. bands at. Crispus ANuets High Pls pa and religion in her native coun Mrs. Peter replied:
“We
church is undergoing as a gra-to us by friends. But I.do not Lilly Co.icious judgment of God, for Wwe want to and really may not com-, Lilly lore still free to concentrate on plain for God has spared our CENTENARY CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Dr-<the really essential work of the.lives and we may continue our’ church. The door is still open for work in good health. We have row at-10:46 a. m. speaking on the theme, us in this respect. There are evi- the things that Gordon Holland |qences everywhere of - of religious interest,
“I am especially interested in meant very much 0 us as tokens) Peggy Taylor the women’s work. I often attend of a fellowship, that knows no| will ‘sing, ac-lconferences in fowns and yillag-|frontiers” and barriers. My husd it is a moving experience band and children join me to see thoushnds of women, with thanking you again and in pray-
“re tegmmented i -a-letter: - 2A the Loves Vou,” [Wednesday T48 PM, Lenten Service, 1:25 o'clock.
By EMMA. RIVERS MILNER, Times Clhuren Editor “One sure way to pierce thegdron curtain of Hungary remains,
_ Chureh Office L1-0303
REV, ROBERT 8. MOORHEAD 9:30 A. M_~-Bible School. 10:45 A. M. Men's ‘Sun
3p. M.—Youth Pellowship. 2 Thurs. Mid-Week Services,
FIRST UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH” > - PAUL KE HOPPAEAN. "Pasion
“10:30 A. M. “IN LIKENESS LOWLY" LENT THURSDAY -T:48 P. M. IN ORDER THAT I MIGHT BE HIS OWN: BAPTISM WAS UPON HIM. ; Pastor's Nome MI-3H.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
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DR. ROY EWING VALE
day. ren Jesus Y Walks Upon the
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"ne
Morning ‘a m Dr. Milner: “How to Enjoy Good Living.”
h and Ave ymot D. RAGAN, Minister
Joseph Ww. ‘Johnston and Mrs. Johnston read letters from
WALTER L. PEARCY. Minister , orship f 1045 A MM ‘Meditation Before
Stata 11790 Bast) ; 4:00
, Td ¥ M lowship. I eatstnacas Fratlowship 7:00 P. M.—Westminsetr ‘Foundation.
“9790 KT ME =Churen School and- Morning
5:00 P. M.—High School Westminster Pele
Mrs. John Peter in Hungary;
JosepR W. Johnston has discovered. Mr, Johnston is an associate pastor of the Second
toward Amsterdam and are pray-| ing that God may give the light; lof the Holy Spirit to that great {gathering of. Christendom... We {surely need the light from above lin these days.” The last letter received by the | {Rev, Mr. Johnston from Mrs. | Peter is dated Jan. 13, 1949. The| Postoflice reports that all letters and packages go-| from- here -into- Hungary are
Asks ,Questipns
Joseph and Lu-!
Enough Clothes *
“My husband
(nurses) ,”- “We have
writes four
| Deaconnesses Peter.
for the 9; Agnes 7; and Maria 5. We have | supplies gone through very difficult times.’ Our home was very badly dam-| aged by a bomb in 1944, then it! was hit in 1945 by shells and
“Most of our bedding, clothing | {and furniture were lost. We still
interpret the trials our sleep on beds that were loaned
are absolutely |
ing, underwear and blankets.
Moving Experience “Your generous gifts have
in
their ing God's blessing on you and|
ZION |
EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED North and New Jersey Sts FREDERICK R. DARIES D. D., Pastor PAUL H PRANKENPELD Assistant 900 A. M.—Pirst Service of Worship. 9:45 A. M.—Church School. 10 40 A M. ~Second Service of Worship. |
expectation on Some of them have
of Churches in Netherlands, Peter
“We are looking in these days preceded by song service at The Rt.. Rev, Msgr. Raymond... The Rey. H. Neville Tinker | =
4500 W. Washington
ra To ~~. "
HEAR™
“CLAYTON BAILEY
Olivet. College Student, will. preach over the week end, Saturday—7:30 p.m, Sunday—11 a. m. and 7:30 p. wm. WESTBROOK CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE MJ Jones, Pastor
[Thursday, Friday and Sunday. | through Friday, in Christ Episco-| On Wednesdays, the rosary, pal Church on the Circle, He also sermon and bénediction are win preach Wednesday at 7:45 scheduled for 8 p. m. THe Blessed p. m. in the Episcopal Church Sacrament will be exposed for|of the Advent. adoration in the Blessed Sacra-| The Rev. Mr. Tinker, now recment Chapel each Thursday from tor of the Gethsemane Church, (8:30 a. m. to 9p. m. There will Minneapolis, . formerly was recbe Way of the Cross devotions tor of St. Paul's Church, Chicago, fallowed by benediction on Fri- and chairman of the committee
Since 1821 CHURCH Delaware at Vermont {MERIDIAN AT 38TH STREET Rev. Amos lL. Boren, Minister | Dr. Dallas 'L. - Browning, | 5.30 P, M.—M, Y. F. Dr. Willlam C. Hartinger 9:30 A. M.—Church School | "Ministers
Mr. Earl McMinn, Supt. { 10:30 A. M~Holy Communion: “The Living Bread.”
9 30-«Church Schoo! Visiting Day 10. 48~Family boyaity Day Service ermon, "Christ and Our Homes." s 00-Angelus Hour for Youth,
REVIVAL SERVICES
Thru March 6 7:30 Each Evening SUNDAY SERVICES 10:30 A. M730 P. M.
2 Rev. Paul Up dike
of ‘Marion, Ind. “SPECIAL SPEAKER:
PROF. LESTER DUNN -
ot Bethany, Okla. in Charge of Mure :
La NAZARENE
LE Washington Near Stote REV. C.B. COX, Poitor
eh T.30-W Loyalty Serv M 7:30 Pp. M. Enemies of The w—tr® Bn ial Ohio, a % Cross. Thursday, §:30--Dinner, Bishop Richard C. Music: Golden Singers from Lenten Loyalty Advance eb, 1-Aprl. 1 Broad Ripple High School, Earl, — _ nee Reh. TEAS R. Riley, ‘director, [- EAST 10TH STREET —————————— | C. R. Holmes, Pastor _E. 10th St, at Keystone Ave. a Z Church. School ,........9:30 : Worship Service ....... 10: Go to Church Sunday | p ne naxe+1043,
““Not By Bread Alone.” - Home of the Everson Bible Class
“BAPTIST ‘CHURCHES
CENTRAL BAPTIST { WOODRUFF PLACE Invites You to Worship With Us| cor gas Michigan at N. Waleott at Central Ave. & Westfield Blvd. . Ja G. TRENT D. D. 10: us A. M.—Morning_ Service, 1045 A. M.~"In Remembrance of Christ.” Loss ri A gL. JS Donasis Spsalcing. TAB P.M. riots hin » Guest |
J speaker, Rev. O. H. Carlson. a Classes for All Ages
Youth ine. Ey | FUXEDO. FARK 28 Grane suit 0 Fast | Peiawsig Hour 3 wp 3 P. is U.8 Clutton P38 AM,
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CRUSAD E FOR CHRIST
First Bapls Church
Meridian ‘and Vermont Sts, :
Carleton W. Atwater, D. D. Pastor. .
CHARLES A. CARMAN, D. D.
of New York
Will Speak Sunday at Both Morning and Evening Services
A 10:40 A. M.-7:30 P. M. also © Monday—Wednesday—Friday 7:30 p. m.
REVIVAL SERVICES
at the
"BIBLE CHURCH
3851 E. New York St.
To Continue Nightly
‘World. Services Nightly | § (except Monday) 7:45. a
bred bus transporation, GA-9965
is one of thei}
a revival needed, especially’ winter cloth-j-
745p. m. The 3 y | MANGUN EVANGELISTS of Texas Presenting the Gospel of | Christ fof the ills of the ||
James E. Petty, Pastor
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Christian Science Churches
Branches of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass.
The Public Is Cordially Invited to Our Services and Free Reading Rooms (R. R.)
LESSON FOR SUNDAY, MAR. 6 “MAN”
Morning Service at 11 o’Clock in All Churchés
AIRST CHURCH FOURTH CHURCH Castle Hall Bldg., leasant Run Pkwy. 8. RK R, 119 KE Ohio St. Drive at Butler
Evening Service, 5:00 R. R., Church Edifice
FIFTH CHURCH College at 624 +Evening Service, 7:30 BB: R., Church .Edifice
SIXTH CHURCH 1600% Prospect St. R. R., 1611 Prospect
- SBCOND CHURCH Delaware at 13th Evening Service, 5:00 R. R.. 524 State Life Bldg.
Washington Blvd, at 34th ° Evening Service, 8:00 EK. R., Church Edifice
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY (Colored) 310 West 28th St.
SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ALL CHURCHES AT 11 A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL IN SOCIETY 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.
"BACK TO THE BIBLE!
By W. L. Latham
Pastor of the South Side Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Corner of Orange and Laurel Sts.
Christ's Second Coming—No. 1
“Christ has come! Christ has come!! He is working mighty miracles. You. should go down to see Him.” This is exactly what you will be told some day. But ~ Jesus said, Believe it. not. - For... there shall arise false Christs— ‘showing great signs and. won-' ders; insomuch that, if it sere possible, they shall deceive the very elect.” Matt. 24:24. Christ said some of these would appear in secret chambers; others in the:
_ degert. But He warns us not to gc out to see them, for the
coming of the true Christ will not be a secret event, for at that time “shall appear the sign of the Son of man in heaven: and then shall ALL THE TRIBES of the earth mourn, and they SHALL SEE the Son of man coming in the clouds of heaven with power and great glory. And He shall send his angels with a great sound of a trumpet, and they shall gather together his elect from the four winds, from one end of Beye en to the other.” Matt. 24:30; 31. (Rev. 17). = : Christ does not set up His kingdom on earth at His second coming,’but all the resurrected, and the living saints, clothed in incorruptible, immortal bodies, will be caught up together in the clouds to meet their Lord in the air, and will be taken to those glorious mansions in the skies, where they shall live and reign with Christ for a thousand years before returning to this earth to dwell forever more. (1 Cor. 15: 4153, 1 Thes. 4:16-18; Rev. 20:4-6; 2 Peter 3:9-14). Some. may think this long-looked-for event has been unduly delayed, but we are assured that, as we approach the end of this world’s history, great events will transpire in rapid succession, and God's program will be quickly. drawn to a close. Before we realize it, in a most awful sudden and unexpected moment, we are going to find ourselves standing transfixed, gazing into the eastern heavens, watching the most . sublime, awe-inspiring, soul-stirring scene of the ages— the approach of the Son of God with His countless millions of "angels clothed in garments of brightness that shine like the stn. The heavens will-be ablaze with an indescribable glory, while this old sin-cursed earth reels and rolls like a ship on a storm-tossed sea. The prophet Isaiah declarés, “The earth shall reel to and fro like a drunkard, and shall be temoved like a cottage; and the transgréssion thereof shall be heavy upon it; and it shall fall, and not rise again.” (Read Isa. 24:123). While this old earth is being shaken from center to eircumference, and the great towering mountains go sprawling in the plains, and the islands of the sea are being swallowed up, the righteous will rejoice in the consumation of the ho which has heen so fondly cherished by. God's people ho through the ages. With glad hearts they gaze heavenward as their blessed Lord descends from the gkies in flamiing glory. With rapt attention, they listen to Hi¥ voice a5 it resounds throughout the earth, calling forth the sleeping saints from their dusty beds. Friends long separated ‘by death, will once more be united, never more to part. Then this blessed, bloodwashed throng, with songs of gladness, and hearts overflow-
ing with joy, will wing their tireless flight fo that home of
glory, there to walk the golden streets of the New Jerusalem, where “they shall obtain joy and gladness, and sorrow and sighing shall flee away.” Friena, I want to be there. Don't you? FREE! A fine Bible _corfespondence course. Enroll now. Bible questions welcomed. Address me at 2812 Ryeckle St, Indianapolis 5, Ind. You are invited to | our church at Orange and Laurel Sts.,
~ 3 blocks east, and 1 block South of Fountain Square,’
Subject Sunday mist at 7:30: “The Woman and the. Red
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(Afiliated kas Cu. ed BATTS pi Bd Rg ADS Classes—Consultans
- Delaware ‘at Sixteenth Sunday. School, . 9:48 GEORGE ARTHUR Worship, 10145 A M. RUSSELL GALLOWAY “The Spoiled Book.” TWO MORNING SERVICES Youth Group—8:30 and 7PM 9:30 and 11 A Lenten Dinner, Wednesday, 6:30 P. M. Dr. Prants: “Rasiining On ur Prayers.” x Chured School ary I, Frases B180.4. Me THURSDAY MEMORIAL Thursday Dinner & Bible Study ..0. P.M. Carrollton at 11th SECOND PRESBYTERIAN church Schoo! “tor 41 sgee® ML. reh ao! an The Mistorle Church of Which [10:48 A M~-Morning . Worship: - “Self ___. Hen Beecher mprev . EY ard Retohar wah danister laser M.—Vesper Service. with Tech Ministers: i, i = "a a Dib nln M_ Westminster Fela Fell D. Church School, 9:40 | FAIR Worship. 11 Capt!
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