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Local. Congregation

The new Calvary Baptist C

Calvary Baptist Church Plans Plan Joint

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"roof breaking’ ceremony tomorrow will mark the beginning

To Convert Basement Building Parley Here

“Roof Breaking’ services . w at Calvary Baptist Church when version of the present church structure

basement

ill be held tomorrow afternoon work will be started on the conbuilding into a large modern

230 p. m. with the Rev. George

- 7. King, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Crawfordsville, and

The service will be held at : the Rev. Robert Sage, pastor of the First Baptist Church of El-

wood, participating in the cere-

monies. Both were formerly members of the Calvary Church. The church has occupied the present basement building for

Sunday school purposes 25 years To date $34,000 has been raised

to apply on continuation of build- of Columbus will hold its annual ters of every de-J

Communion: Breakfast tomorrow Nomination in | the city.

ing. The new structuie will be built of. Indiana limestone. When the new sanctuary is completed the present frame building now used for worship will be remodeled as

szenty and Archbishop Stepinac d li t G tt Bibli-| educational building. Kenneth SZént) and counseling at Garre an 8 and others now held prisoners by ca] Institute, Evanston, Ill, will Communists,

W. Williams of Kokomo is architect. Members of the committee in charge of the “Roof Breaking” gervice are Miss Sarah Andrews, Richard Clark, Irvin Hull, Mrs, Clarence Payne. Mrs. Laura Rifner, O. W. Stump and William Lombard. chairman

Institute Set

KC Breakfast

Tomorrow |

Plan Annual Commission Event Indianapolis Council of Knights

in 88. Peter and Paul Cathedral. The Rev. Richard Langen, coun-

cil chaplain, will read Mass for the welfare of Cardinal Mind-

Several hundred members of the council are expected to receive Holy Communion. Msgr. mond R. Noll, pastor of 88. Peter and Paul Cathedral, the sermon. The Rev. John A. O'Brien, profeasor of philosophy of religion at the University of Notre Dame,

event.

The author of several well:

Local Ministers, Doctors to Meet Ministerial visitation

to the

" 4Y¥outh for Christ rally at 7:30)

[Sure Events— Pastor from Ft Wayne Is Rally Speaker

Alabama Minister

| In Lenten Services

The Rev. Stewart G. Billings, (pastor of the Ft, Wayne, Ind. Gospel Temple, will speak at a|

{He is editor of World-Wide Chris-/

| tian Conservative, religious news (weekly published by the Ft. | Wayne Gospel Temple. 5 | The Rev. Howard C. Stein, as|sistant director of Youth {Christ, will preside at the rally.

The Rev. Thomas R. Thrasher,

{rector of the Church of the As|cension, Montgomery, Ala. will {preach at the Lenten noonday

'services in Christ Church, Monu-| ment. Citgle, BR Tuesday Indianapolis Protestants will P an School through Friday. ) i He al 1 t present Dr. Paul Macy of oT e also will present, a. sermon po. ,, ¢,, 1, during the three- Set Training {

at the Episcopal Church of the | Advent, 33d and N. Meridian Sts, of which he was pastor from 1942 [to 1947, at a 7:45 p. m. service | Wednesday. The Rev. Laman H. Bruner, |rector of the Church of the Ad vent, will preach Monday at the Christ Church, Lenten service. Religious events follow: NORTH UNITARIAN CHURCH Dr

Tohn J. -Haramy will speak on “The 8pirit of Lent” at the Ji a. m. service in Or

i i shard Bchool, W. 42d St sick will be the subject of a joint" yo uNTEERS OF AMERICA The conference of ministers and phy- Caristian Businessmen’'s committee will siclans Monday in the White be in charge of the service at 745 p m c | ~ “tomorrow in the Mission Harley O ross Service Center of Method- parris will present the gospel message ist Hospital. and Gavin Bruce will direct singing T he confer- MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH , |The. Turner trio string ensemble will ence, sponsored present a vesper music program at 4.30 by the hospital, |p. m. tomorrow. Composing the ensem

is the first of its kind and invita- # tions have heen sent to- more, than 150 minis-

The Rev. Carroll A. Wise, professor of pastoral psychology

Dr. Wise

be principal speaker and discussion leader, |program - he

will discuss

lowed by a discussion riod. Dr.

will deliver Claude M. McClure, hospital chap-, piatte T. Amstuts,

lain, will preside. Plan Buffet Supper The conference will continue following a buffet supper at.8 pital superintendent,

Speakers will include Dr.

Father of the Methodist Hospital Medi- ©

* |ble are Lorenda Howell, i: 'Couchman Dunmeyer, cello and voice, and

On the afternoon CASE Kenneth Ravy- studies, with his talk to be fol- Church will review “Stars in My Crown,’

Wise, ©

violin,

/Canglyn Ayres Turner, piano, | Ui 8, VETERANS HOSPITAL | (eastern Unit 305,

South 1ith District American

tomorrow John Perry and Miss Wilma

and Mrs

| FOUNTAIN SQUARE ICHURCH Lee Carter Maynard, minister lof the Angola, Ind, Church of Christ, {will speak at a pre-haster evangelistic {meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH — The Women's Missionary Society will sponsor a program in honor of the Lydia Group iat 8 p. m. Wednesday. Miss Glenna Mar tin and Miss Gloria Martin will present accordion and marimba numbers Mrs Marshall” of Tuxedo Baptist

CHRISTIAN

oy Joe David Brown, CHRISTIAN CHURCH counselor-director of the church advance Program, will give {a sermon on ‘Partnersmp with God” at 10.345 A. m. tomorrow. Pledges will be received in the $50,000 building program vampaign CAriyol

CENTENARY

AVENLE METHODIST

gram in the churcn auditorium at 8 p.m riday. the Glory of kaster in Story

Kassenbrock, reader, Mis. Lon kssig,

. Here in May known books in the fields of re- Dr. James W. Denny, president ana song’ will be presented by Mrs. N : | :

Church Federation Announces Plans The Church Federation of Indianapolis today announced plans for the 20th annual Missionary Education Institute to be held at Second Presbyterian Church May 2. 3 and 4. Each church of the federation

will be asked to enroll at least one person in each course

Miss Genevieve Brown, chalrman, announced the following leaders and courses: Dr. Leslie C.

Sayre, adult secretary and editor

of the Missionary Education Movement. New York .City, “Co-

operation for a Christian Nation”; Miss Helen FE. Baker, missionary chairman of the Women's Guild of the Evangelical and Reformed Church, course for leaders of young people; Miss Esther Clinton. secretary of Missionary Fdu cation for Children of the Evan gelical United Brethren Church course for leaders of children; Miss Jessie M. Trout executive secretary of the Missionary Or ganizations Department of the United Christian Missionary So ciety, course on Japan for adult leaders

Dr. Sayre will speak at the opening dinné? on Monday night at the Roberts Park Methodist Church and luncheons will he served at the YWCA, Miss Brown announced the fol lowing committee chairmen: nom inations, Mrs. Dorsev King. as semblies, Mrs. I. C. Trent; dinner program, Mrs. Howard J. Baum

gartel; missionary luncheon, Mrs Benton Miller; arrangements. the Rev. H. O. Robbing, credit cards Daniel R. Ehalt

ligion and philosophy,

|O'Brien will be introduced by Ed- cal Staff; Dr. E.

ward Fillenwarth, past grand] knight of the council. Mr. Fillenwarth will act as toastmaster, Arrangements for the program,

which marks the 67th anniversary| is in charge Nized as a leader In the field of

clinical training and is the author per tom 5 to « p. m

of the organization of a committee under the chair manship of Charles Fleetwood,

St. Francis Order To Hold Meeting

The Third Order of St. Francis will hold its monthly meeting at 3 p. m. tomorrow in Sacred Heart Catholic Church with the Rev Fr. Conan Mitchell, OFM spiritual director, conducting the services, The services will he followed by the meeting in Sacred Heart Hall \t the meeting a report on the regional conference held at Joliet Iil., will he read Promoters will meet at 8 p m Thursday in St. Cecelia club rooms

Methodists Plan Building Drive Dr. W. Vernon Middleton of

Philadelphia will speak at a din ner meeting of Methodist District

L.aymen at 6:30 p. m. Wednesday in the Broadway Methodist Church | The meeting will launch an In dianapolis district-wide building campaign. In the district there are 28 projects of development and eight new churches Improve ments -will total $3,446,000, half of which has been subscribed Dr. Middleton is head of the Church Extension Department of the Methodist Church board of missions

La J I OI ORION TO Tm TMOMOEU TORUEUTUEURH | We Yl a 5 3 8 o : 1 5 of ® R CHRIST TEMPLE 402 W. Fall Creek Plwy. § . “The Church Known for Spiritual Food” . Welcomes You to the 3 B Annual Apostolic Bible Student Assn. & i Thru March 27th ‘

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{ ELDER M. E. GOLDER, Pastor [i

Services Each Night, 7:30 of

5 . Welcomes All .- | X . Lisp

Vernon Hahn William N. Wishard, members of the medical staff joint liasion committee with the board of trustees. The speaker, Dr. Wise, is recog-

and Dr

of “Religion in Illness and . Health” a Religious Book Club

| election. Science Churches To Discuss 'Reality’

Ipranist, | gANIst, ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL. AND REFusslbe CHURCH, cumsenblasng— ge Womens Guild will sponsor a bake Sale beginning aL ¥ 30 a. om. Saturday, Apr, 2 in Stewarl s Staliouery Bbuore, Arviagion

and Miss Jeanetie Gardner, or-

ST. MARRS CATuQLiC CHU KUHN The Maron committee of tne Ladies Allar Soc.eLy will sponsor a fish fry and sup toary in Eugewood

LraGe SCHool caitlenia, ction will

A while eiepoant follow ENGLEWOOD CHRINTIAN CHURCH |The Walince-Pollock revival meeting is entering Ils third week with meelings nightly at 7:30 p. m. except lor Saturday Ouner services are heid aL 8 15 and 10:45 a. m, om Bunday DOWNEY AVENLE CHURCH--Two identica

CHRISTIAN morning worship

“Reality” is the subject of the services wil be conaucted a. 8.15 and ; - 10:35 a. m. beginning tomorrow and each iesson-sermon in all Churches of sunday througn Easter The Rev. F hovel a Q,. n i Wiegmann and the Rev. Joseph G. Wick Christ, Scientist, tomorow, will alternate preaching duties The Golden Text is: “Whatso- ST. PAUL. METHODIST CHURCH The

ever things are true, whatsoever things are honest whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things Are pure, whatsoever ‘things are lovely, whatsoever things are of

Rev. Merrill B. McFall, D, D., pastof of First Methodist Church, Bloomington will speak at a special men's dinner at 630 p. m, Thursday ST. MARK ZION METHODIST CHURCH Male choruses and singing groups from throughout the city will participate In a

good report; if there be any vir- men's dav program at 3 p. m tomorrow tue. and if there he any praise The Rev. G. A Brooks. pastor of Caldwell ¢ 3 Methodist Church. will speak think of these things (Philip- ~ plans 4 8) . . The lesson-sermon also includes Choir to Sing Here {the following passage from the The A Cappella Choir of Bowl{Christian Science textbook, ing Green. O., will present a con-

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES — [Plan Class on Parish" Level

Vocalists |

Mrs. Willis B, Conner Jr.

tor| bishop of Indianapolis and Mrs. Lawrence Dorsey . ... Plans are |

made for the leadership training | women of the Episcopal diocese.

Good Friday Rite

Planned’ in Lyric

hour services Good Friday in the, {Lyric Theater, 135 N. Illinois St. | The traditional service was held for many years in the English Theater, now being razed. EE Holy Week and Good Friday services also will be held in the First Baptist Church. Both the Iservices in the ehjirch and the theater will be cohducted under the auspices of the Church Federation. Dr. Macy has been very active in forming the World ‘Council of Churches. He now is acting executive secretary of the Evanston Council of Churches,

Truman Joins Air Program

Consuelo

| . ? |Legion Auxiliary, will sing at Protestant | Offering Urged for §iservices at 9 a.m 2 (Will be Mr § [Miss Emma Jane Mattox. § |Bmith will be accompanist and the Rev, iC. G. Minton will conduct the service

| World Relief

Indianapolis church members will join" with others over the

nation at their radios tonight to hear a special hour-long broadcast “One Great Hour”, a dramatic appeal to all Americans to unite in a joint offering for world relief in church services tomorrow morning. Indianapolis churches have urged members to hear the broadcast and will sponsor “One Great Hour” offerirg during worship service tomorrow, More . than 76,000 churches over the nation will take similar offerings. The special program will “be broadcast at 9 p. m. over radio

will be principal speakér at the'p. m. with Robert E. Neff, hos- cuuK(M-—-The women's Society of Chris- 'gtations WFBM and WIBC and ! presiding. an Service will sponsor an haster pro- re-broadcast over WISH at 10

p. m. Truman to Speak

Three major radio networks, Columbia Broadcasting System, American Broadcasting Co. and Mutual Broadcast | System, will

% carry the program fh which Pres-

fdent Truman, Gregory Peck, Ida Lupino, Robert Montgomery and! Quentin Reynolds will take part” “One Great Hour,” written by Robert Sherwood and Erik Barnouw, president of Radio Writers’ Guild, will dramatize the current program of American religious groups for relief to war-stricken and suffering people of the world. The program will originate in CBS studio in Hoflyewd6d and will switch to Washington for a fiveminute talk by the President. AL

FIRST UNITED LU

701 N. Pennsylvania St PAUL E. HUFFMAN, Pastor

30 A “BY THE COMFORT LENT THURSDAY 745 P. M IN ORDER THAT | MIGHT BE HIS OWN--"HE SUFFERED ' Dr

Chureh Office LI-9502

{have charge of the Emily Upfold Book of

{apoiis will be the chaplain. The Rev

the Rt, Rev. R. A. Kirchhoffer, | school of the House of Church. |

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Churchwomen

In Leadership

The second leadership training school sponsored by the House of | Churchwomen of the Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis will” be held Apr. 5 and 6 in Nashville, Mrs. Willis B. Conner Jr, Indianapolis; chairman, and members of the committee have arranged

a program designed to teach the,

Christian Science Churches oh ‘of The Mother Church The First Ch of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass,

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

LESSON FOR SUNDAY, MARCH 27th “REALITY”

Morning Service at 11 o'Clock in All Churches

- ¢ FIRST CHURCH

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

SECOND CHURCH Delaware at 12th Evening Service, 5:00 . R. R., 526 State Life Bldg. »

THIRD CHURCH Washington Blvd, at 34th Evening Service, 8:00 R. R, Church BMdifice

FOURTH CHURCH Pleasant Run Pkwy, 8 Drive at Butler Evening Service, 5:00 R. R,, Church Edifice

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

SIXTH CHURCH 160915 Prospect St. R. R,, 1611 Prospect

A AS tm i tn, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY (Colored) 310 West 28th St.

SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ALL CHURCHES AT 11 A. M. SUNDAY: 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.

Church's program, the best methods of organization and the! effective use of Church literature, all on a parish level.

Mrs. Lawrence Dorsey, president of the House of Church women, Mrs. Francis A. Hackett, Mrs, Herbert J. Preston and Mrs Chester G. Minton, all of Indianapolis Mrs. J. BE. P. Holland and Mrs. Maude {Graham of Bloomington are members of the steering committee Mrs. Prank W. Messgng of Indianapolis i= chairman of the Altar committee and will be assisted by Mrs. Clarence E 8wick of Lafayette and Mrs. Thomas Mab ley of Terre Haute, Mrs.. Roscoe Haymond | of Columbus will have charge of the tea on Wednesday afternoon. assisted by Mrs |Bcott Owen, New Albany, Mrs. Joseph Walker, Terre Haute, Mrs. William B Johnson, Richmond, Mrs. Emmet Judson and Mrs. J. PF, Morrison. Indianapolis, Mrs. Helen J. Luedeking of Lafayette is chairman of ‘he book display assisted by Mrs. Ralph Sloane of Evansville, Mrs’ Prancis A, Hackett of Indianapolis will be in charge of visual education, assisted by Mrs. Overton Sacksteder of Elwood Mrs Herbert J. Preston of Indianapolis has charge of registration assisted Uw Mrs. R Hartley Sherwood, Mrs Richard Meares and Mrs. Chester G. Minton of Indianapolis. Mrs. C. R. Moodey of Muncie will

Remembrance Mrs. Harold W. Winfield, Sheboygan Wis, provincial representative on the

National Board of the Woman's Auxiliary and -Mrs. Stephen K. Mahon, Toledo, O., national president of the Girl's Friendly Society will be among members of the faculty, The Rt. Rev, Richard A. Kirchhoffer. bishop of the Diocese of IndianJohn Vruwink, curate of St. Paul's Episcopal Church will assist with the visual education section of the program

Slate Camping Talk The Channing Club will meet at All Souls Unitarian Church at 6 p. m. tomorrow to hear Erica Brunquist speak on work of the Unitarian summer work camp.

) A WORLD-WIDE GOSPEL CENTER BEREAN GOSPEL TEMPLE

Carrollton at 13th St FORD PORTER, Pastor — RADIO — HCJB Short Wave—12.5, 9.9 and 15.1 M..C —Every Friday, 9:30 p. m WISH, 1310 K. C.—9:30 o. m. Saturday, 7:30 a. m. Sunday. — SUNDAY SERVICES — 9:30, 10:45 a. m.—6:30 p.m. 7 p. m. Subject: “The Revelation of Jesus Christ.”

THERAN CHURCH

M QF HIS GRACE."

FM Hanes Pas'or's Home HI1-392%

BAPTIST CHURCHES -

CENTRAL BAPTIST |

Science and Health with Key to cert at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in Vic- Invites You to Worship With Us

3. " | Carleton W. Atwater, D D. Pastor the Scriptures” bv Mary Baker tory Memorial Methodist Church, at Central Ave. & Westfield Blvd. George Newton, Choir Director Eddy The spiritual reality is the Woodlawn and. Villa Aves. Roy 10:45 A. M.—Morning Service ! 930 A M.— Bible Schoo! scientific fact in all things” (p. Jackson Jr.. 1209 Villa Av Gk , i 10°43 A. M.—Worship,_ Sermon by pastor 201 member of the hoi come Dr. G. H. O'Donnel! speaking. “A Significant Symbol.’ mbe e choir, 9-9:35 A. M.—Bible School. 6 00 P. M. —8chool of Missions ~ {| 7.30 P. M Worship. Sermon hy Rév. Ed METHODIST CHURCHES Classes for All Ages mund W. Petier, Rochester NY '

ROBERTS PARK CHURCH

Since 1821 Delaware at Vermont Rev. Amos L. Boren, Minister 5:30 P. M.—M. Y. F. 9:30 A. M.—Church School

Mr. Earl McMinn, Supt 1045 A. M.— "A Briefing." : T30P.M.- “The Price on the Cross.” Music Shortridge Girls’ Glee

Club, Mrs, Geraldine Clippinger,

director Dramatic reading “Tudas Iscariot” by Mildred Kirlin

Go to Church Sunday

~ NORTH METHODIST

CHURCH Gor Eas Michigan at N Wako RIVER AVENUE BAPTIST : - : 1045 A M The Gractous Invitations 1060 River Avenue MERIDIAN AT 38TH STREET '''F M - Buldne a Christian Char ogee School ooo... 970A M 0 Praver Service | Youth inc. 2.00 to 7:15 P Mm Morning Worship ....eee.en. 030A M # 0-Church Schoo | Fellowship Hour Sto TP M Evening Service TOP M

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| WOODRUFF PLACE

FUXEDO PARK-—29 N Grant 14100. East)

10 45 History Mak'ng Service Theme Building With God U. 8. Clutton 9.30 A. M.; 700 P. M 6 00 Angelus Hour for Youtn 4XETER BAPTISI Exeter & 17th Sts 7 30 -Victory Parade Ser ice Old-Time Rev (som Ferris~§ 30 and 7.30 Hymn Sing. Sermon, Dr. 8 'L. gMERSON AVE —Emerson & E New Martin. York. Peter Vioom 10:30 AM. 730 PM Dallas L Browning. D D, et teat ea meen —

William C Hartinger, D. D,

Ministers

FAST 10TH STREET C. R. Holmes, Pastor

B. 10th st. lat Keystone Ave. 9:

Church Bchoo!l ......... :30 Worship Service ....... 10:45 “The New Rirth.”

| Home of the Everson Bible Class.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES

TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN 34th and Central DR. ROY EWING VALR REV. ROBERT 8. MOORHEAD

230 A M Rible School 1045 AM Dr Vale: “Rich Toward Ood" $J0F M Youth rellowship Murs Mid-Week Service, TW

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

Delaware at Sixteentn GRPORGYF ARTHUR FRANT2

RUSSELL OALLOWAY TWO MORNING SERVICES

and ll AM Dr. Prants: “I Sat Where "Théy Sat” Keek. 31%

Churenh Sehool ’ THURSDAY

WALTER L. PEARCY. Minister

WESTMINISTER | 1:00 J Ti Pellowship. 7 lea 8. State

030 AM,

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| pp : MERIDIAN HEIGHTS Central Ave at T» Rev Roy B Connor Jr. Sunday Sehoot, ¥:40 Worsnip, 1040 A M “The Foreign Policy of the Church” Youth Group—8 10 and TP M | Lenten Dinner, Wednesday, 6 30 P, M.

FIRAT BAPTIST CHURCH

Meridian and Vermont Sts

Old-Fashioned Gospel Messages

GORDON PASCHALL, Pasior

CROOKED CREEK, N Mich Ra. & 06th Lons G Crafton 9@5—11:30° | P M

LYNHURST—Lynhurst Dr., 2 blocks 8. of W Washington 8t. Donald J. Dunkin pastor. Services 9:30 a.m and 730 p m

THE MARK OF THE BEAST

By W. L. Latham

People have propounded many and varied ideas concerning the mark of the beast, but to most people this question is still a profound mystery. Often we are told that it is impossible for any one to solve this problem. But could you ‘imagine anything more strange or unreasonable than for God to threaten dire punishment upon those who receive this mysterious mark, and yet not make it possible for any one to know what he is talking about? The consequences of receiving

this sufficient to strike terror to the stoutest hearts. For instance, the seven plagues, the most severe judgments ever to be visited upon mankind, will be poured out upon those who

mark are indeed

have the mark of the beast: Rev. 16:1, 2, 10, 11. “The torments of fire and brimstone are also reserved for those who receive this mark: Rev. 14:9-11. In order to enter the pearly gates and stand before God upon the sea of glass, we must obtain the victory over the beast, his image, his mark and his number: Rev. 15:2-4, Would God be justified in visiting such terrible judgments upon those who receive the mark of the beast if he had never made it possible for any one to know what constituted that mark? Suppose a father would say to his little boy: “Son, if you ever receive the mark XYZ I will give you the worst punishment any boy ever received.” With frightened face, the little fellow asks, “Daddy, what do you mean by the mark ZYZ?" But the father replies, “I will never tell vou: but if you ever receive it, it will surely be the end of vow.” Would you think he was a just or reasonable father? Of course not. Then why should any one think God would threaten to punish mankind for receiving the mark of the beast, and yet not make it possible for us to know what that mark is? The book of Revelations, in which this mark is so repeatedly mentioned, is a book to be understood. It's very name indicates that. The word “revelation” means, That which is revealed, or made known. A blessing is pronounced upon those who read, and hear, and keep the things contained in this book: Rev. 1:3. How can we “keep those things which are written therein” if God has not made it possible to understand the symbols by which those things are portraved? The book of Revelations is not, and never has heen, a sealed book: Rev. 22:10. It is very evident that the mark of the beast is something of a religious character, for we are told “that as many as would not WORSHIP the image of the beast should be killed. And he caused all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond. to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads: and that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name.” Rev. 13:15-17. Therefore the mark of the beast is some.sign whereby those who worship according to the dictates of the powers that enforce the mark will be known. By receiving this mark men will escape persecution by these earthly powers. But in the end, the wrath of God will be poured out on them in the seven last plagues, and the fire and brimstone that will devour the wicked. Friends, would you like to escape the awful judgments threatened against those ‘who recefve the mark of the beast? WOULD YOU LIKE TO KNOW WHO THE. BEAST REPRESENTS, AND WHAT CONSTITUTES HIS MARK? If so, vou are invited to the South Side Seventh-Day Adventist Church, corner of Orange and Laurel Sts., 3 blocks east and 1 block south of Fountain Square, tomorrow night, Sunday, Mar. 27, at 7:30. Address your questions to me at 2812 Ruckle St., Indianapolis 5, Ind. } .

"TOR PEACE OF MIND AND SOUL”

| MEMORIAL

Thursday Di Bible Study 6 P.M. yr Nurse) Dinner 4 Blois Study 7. n Carrollton at 11th Dr. Foote Rev. William A Alsxander SECOND PRESBYTERIAN | 0% A M —Church 8chool- “for all ages” The Historie Chured of Which 10.48 A. M. Morning Worship “Christ Henry Ward Beecher was Minister With Us" Vermoni and Pennsvivania Sta 430P M.Vesper Service: “The Turner Ministers Trio String Ensemble JEAN 8 MILNER, OD. D. 100 PM. Westminster Feliowship. JOSEPH W JONNSTON Thursday, 7:30 P.M. ~Midwees. Servios Uhuren Sehool, ¥.4 TTT INA IR ATIENR i — Morning Worship un FAIRVIEW | Dr. Milner When Protestants Oo te 48h and “Capitol Ave Church.” VIROIL DO RAGAN, Minister

"0A. M =Ohureh School and Morning 10.48 A. M.— "Lave And Thy Nelghdar

lowship 00 P. Mo=Westminsetr Poundation.

8:00 P.M. <High School Westminster Pel

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PREACHING-TEACHING

Mission of

INDIANAPOLIS METHODISTS

- APRIL 3 to 8 Services at. 7:30 o'Clock Nightly in ROBERTS PARK CHURCH

Vermont and Delaware

| PREACHER—DR. GASTON FOOTE, Dayton, Ohio,

One of Methodism's Greatest Pulpit Evangelists. -

SATURDAY, MAR. 26, 1049 '

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EVANGELICAL North and » FREDERICK R. D. PAUL H. FRANF 9:00 A. M.—Pirst Pastor 9.45 A. M.—Church 10°40 A. M.—8econd

Pastor Sermon Subjects < Challen Wednesday, 7.45 P

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