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Local Pastor To Present Color Movie Rev. George Kimsey To Give Travelog

The Rev. George G.- Kimsey will present the first showing of travelog of colored movies of is recent trip to Mexico: and Texas tomorrow at 7.30 p..m. in the Memorial Baptist Church. _ The Rev. Mr. Kimsey lists as high spots of his tour the Alamo, the National Cathedral in Mexico City, Indian ruins, the Pyramids of the Aztecs and many other, spots. He also will display curios and souvenirs which he collected. The pastor specializes in- giving his travel talks in local churches of all denominations. p Religious events follow: ¥ GETMAIN, 51ND LLY §

* worship at 9:30 and 10°5% il be re sumed tomorrow. Many young parents to attend the first ‘service

whie't t ; Fleker pastor, will teach 8 the” youn clase untill a perma Bent ung ad in er ited, NORTH UNITARIAN Steel, who has st returned xtended trip to the British Isles @ spoke in several churches, wil ddress jomortow at 11 a.m. on “Uni rians in Ire FORTY. FAT, STREET METHODIST Brotens H-—~Members of the Business and § ol Saslonal Women's Group will hold Wednesday in Mrs or Er Morgan County “Cabin in the Woods.” Mts Sue Shearer. group resident, and Mrs. D'Arcy are srranging FARHBGHA tan ro em bers WIRD 1A BUILDERS CLASS, Ae IRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH--The Pen Ipha Masonic eo Choir wn give the & Musip and Judge Ralph Hamill oI apeak the meeting tomorrow at 9.30 m # Indianapolis Chapter of the Order 4 molay will attend a special Aste J CENTENARY Gin TIAN CHI Cn Worship will be Hee ted WEL at FE 4 m. the usual Jl and winter time he Rev Gg Lavon Fisher, pastor will preach on “Ho ow Par Can We Bee” § e adult choir will sing accompanied by

£2 cle i Shlldren are in Bunday school

CHURCH--James 8

illlam FP Moon SOULS UNITARIAN , CHURCH Pr E. Burdette Backus speak on Olimpees of Europe ny at 9:18

. Over radio station WFBM: and on Amsterdam” eh Social Action” at 11 Mrs. Lloyd Anderson, who is wearing traditional Quaker urch BRANCH CHRISTIAN CHURCH bonnet, above, wir assist with the First Rriends Rooster Program. mon, the \ various gifts of service an material articles presented to the ot ne romise a Jah Ad care of the physical needs of th

ie Be a Greater Friendliness is Goal

beter ictionary: Mr. and Mrs Fieinies . walter, a brary table; and the My cloe ———————————————

Of Quaker 'Booster Program’

| By EMMA RIV ERS MILNER, Times Church.Editor

an electric Indianapolis Friends will conduct a, “Booster Program’, in spite | of thetr-Quaker reputation for great restraint. .

h } "fhe program will open Tuesday night in a special meeting and Even: of j.come to a climax with the first congregational dinner of the season,

-gn | Oct. 7, in the First Friends Church. Otto ‘Wehmeler is program chair-’ Catholics To Note

. | wan. . findings have all been given, Annual Sunday | The Rev, Herbert Huffman... for future activities will be Times State Services

church pastor, explained that ‘his mapped, the Rew, Mr. congregation of 800 members has ...q ¢ SUNMAN, Bept. 17—Catholics peen talking about such an jr. arco hada statement to of the Indianapolis Archdiocese advance for several years. Since mn aye regarding the false impresJl aut hete tomorrow for their parly in 1949, they have been gion some persons seem to have ol op ua Rural Life Sunday making active plans. As fnany 48 regarding membership in a QuakA field mass, a basket dinner three pastoral letters have gone a» Chyrch, or Friends' meeting . ‘into the members’ homes to IN- There are those who believe one form them regarding the pPro- needs to he born a Quaker to gram and to recruit the necessary enjoy membership and and that the Quakers do not care to re-

cussion of rural life problems are scheduled The Rev. Fr. Raymond Mar- Workers. chino, diocesan rural life director, Volunteers numbering 150 will cruit new enrollees of Evansville, will give the ser- divide between them the list ‘of The Rev, Mr. Huffman said this mon for the field mass at 11:30 the members. thus making it was a great mistake, witness the a m. Indianapolis time. The mass possible for every home of First Booster Plan goal. will be “a missa recitata coram Friends to be Visited, Money holds . archiepiscopoco.” Aftel the serv- no place in the Booster Program Once Ardent Evangelists ices, the Most Rey. Paul “ C. Its purpose is spiritual and s0- “The Society of Friends was an Behulte, ui Speak. Archbishop cial, the minister explained. Foxtreimety evangelical group when tox close sh Be spin sre Seeks New Members it began in lle tine of George

= y Fox, about 1727.” he sald. “With “Most ‘Blessed Bacr t at 4 45 “Parsons sometimes attend wore the passing of ex in England. 3 P. To; |ship In a. church for years With- {William Penn in America and p know their other first generation Friends, the Pastor to Speak ) fot. ever fusing joy continued. fire of their Initial ardor slackThe Rev. Er. Joseph Urbain, “By visiting the homes, we hope ened. A period of quiescence de-

pastor of Queen of Peace Parish in Millville, O., will tell of his community work and rural center 8€¢ in a meeting for adults-in the afternoon. Young people will hear a talk to add new by the Rev. Fr. Bernard Gerdon, through the Booster stor of St. Anne’ s_ Parish, Ham-| Visitors will talk about our Chris-

to help our. member familifs to veloped. t better acquainted. “A pride in ancestry and ac“We also hope to-increase our complishments of our forefathers weekly attendance at worship and —a very sad thing indeed-con-members to our roll tinued among Friends until the Program. énd of the 18th century. Then the Guiescence began to break up.

urg. tian faith and our relationship to! “The "Five Years Meeting of Arrangements for the rural life the church as they try to create Friends came into being. It is celebration were made by the an informal friendliness.’ the united organization of# all Rev. Fr. John Betz, pastor of 8t.| A {he meeting of the volunteer Friends in America, The Ameri Nicholas Church, Sunman; the workers in the church Tuesday at can Friends Service Committee Rev. Fr. Friedbert Adams, O.F 7:30 p "the Rev. Mr. Huffman rose out of the needs of the World M., Oldenburg; and the Rev. Fr. EE oNACe the charge to War I.in 1917 and has continArthur Mooney df Enochsburg, them. Five-minute talks will be ued to the present time archdiocesan director of rural "Wo ne John J. Haramy, Dr. The Larger Quaker Fellowship te. BY orerne’ F. Holman “and Mrs: 8rew out of the thought of the I —— Llovd Anderson. A brochure set- late Dr. Rufus Jones. He~ said 1 ting forth the goals and meaning there were 40 million potential nstruction of the Booster Program will be Quakers in America who were reAstributed. lated in some way to the Society) (distil of Friends. The fellowship was

- > CONErexa- } On Oct. 7. the whole congrega stirted so that these persons

Classes Open tion is expected to gather for din who are one with Quakers In

A new class of instruction in ner in the church dining room to spirit and vet active in other de

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“|church. workers.

} “Christian Beliefs:” the Rev. Al-

fl Others to Teach

Huffman

“Plan CoursesiDianaties Bible

| Of Interest

Methodist School

Sponsors Classes The Greater Indianapolis Meth-| |odfst School of Religion will pre-| sent courses of interest to Sun-| day schoo! teachers and other

The school will meet on Tues|day and Friday nights beginning! {next week and continuing through {Oct.. 7 in .the Central Avenue, (Methodist Church. The Rev. Henry G. White, pas-! tor of the Irvington Methodist |Church, will teach ‘a course in!

bert R. Ashley, Brightwood Meth-| odist Church, “The Stewardship of Liters the Rev. Robert B.| {Plerce, Broadway Methodist {Church, “Teachings of Jesus.” !

| Also, ‘the Rev. Amos L. Boren, | Roberts Park Methodist Church, |“The Local Church and the Glo-| bal Gospel,” Mrs. H. F. Ayres, “The Work of the Woman's Society of Christian Service,” the

{Rev. W. N. Burton, Bouthport Church, “Teaching Youth,” the tev. L. N. Abel, Trinity Methodist Rev. F. y Aughinbaush Church, “Guiding Seniors and]

Old Youth; and Harold W. Hewitt, | conference executive secretary, 1Y. {or ( “Christian = Education in the

Church.” ’ Id The Rev. Wesley Brashares, | Re Y area director of public relations, Oo S a

will teach a course in “Publi¢ Re-| lations,” and ~ Miss Marjorie Wright of the Indiana Visual Aids] Co., "Visual Education.” | Chapel speakers in order are: Priesthood”

The Rev. F. L. Aughinbaugh of Tampa, Fla, will dramatize the “Installing of Aarcn into the .at the Bible Confer-

|Dr. Sumner IL. Martin, -Indian-/ence rally tonight at 7:30 in ‘the |apolis District superintendent; Youth for Christ club house, 20th Dr. Buel E. Horn, Greencastle

. land Meridian Sts. district superintendent; a movie,| pha Rev. Mr. Aughinbaugh will with no gpeaker announced for pa dressed in costume resembling | | Sept. 27; Dr. D. Elton Trueblood|s high priest's robes and will disof Earlham College; Dean O. L.'play a model of a Biblical taberShelton, Butler School .of Reli-inacle. He will give. an address gion; and Dr. I. Lynd Esch, In- [tomorrow at 3 p. m. oh “It Is diana Central’ College.

Meet to Plan For Revival

{of the Interdenominational Faith| {Church in Tampa and a professor in the Trinity Bible College. Youth for Christ will open its { Bible-Missionary Training Night {School Monday and Tuesday {nights in the club house. ‘Mrs. D. V. Griffith and Ted Woodward

Englewood Church {will serve as teachers for the school. Its purpose. is to equip

Schedules Event {teachers and leaders for greater The Englewood Christian 'service in their churches, accordChurch will lay the. groundwork og 0 the Baw. ROBY! Malebary | for. a revival when 100 teams of |, “2° Ande Op hte 0 e faml-| workers meet Monday night in Bn

the church. ST. MATTHEW Ev. LUTHERAN

| Dr. Harry Poll, church minister, | will preach the. sermons for the gf ‘New Yore & Oxford Sis. JEVIYM to De held 1 the Shave) LEV ANGELISTIC SERVICE Rev. Carl H. Amelung, Pastor Edgar Ashcraft, superintendent; ‘of the Englewood Sunday School, |

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _____-

[Finished “The Séaker fs pabysr

9:30 A. M.~8unday’School for All Ages. |.

Plan School On Religion Class Sessions To Open Sept. 26

College professors and’ other specialists in the field of religious | education will teach the courses {for the fall Interdenominational School of Religion. ‘The schoo! will meet for five successive Mondays from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. beginning Sept. 26 in the First Baptist Church. It is

tion department of the Indianapolis Church Federation.

Daniel Ehalt is department sec-

: Anroence: Topic

sponsored by the religious educa-|

SATURDAY, § SEPT. 17, 164 r} ZION

Of Lesson-Sermon “Matter” is the subject of the

u PAUL RB PRANK Assistant lesson-sermon in all Churches of 0 AM. Pits DAY wi Christ, Scientist, for tomorrow, o wn Frankenfeld " : The Golden Text is: “Tremble,| 10:40 ho” Ser ce of Wors!

thou earth, at the presence of the Sermon : . Lord, at the presence of the God| Bapism el Fam got The, Churens

of Jacob.” Psalms 114:7. . The lessdn-sermon also includes Belmont Shurch of Christ

the following passage from the Christian Science textbook, Sunday Program Bible Classes, 9:45 a. m,

“Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker - Worship and Preaching 10:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.

Eddy: “Matter cannot change the eternal fact that man exists be-| Carl Flinn, Minister—CA-1350 Wednesday Services, 7:45 p. m.

cause God exists.” p. 544. New Pastor Will 101 Men's Baraca Bible Class Broadway Baptist Church

retary and the Rev, C, C. Moman, associate pastor of the host! church, is dean of the school. Two members. of the Butler {University faculty will teach the

; |course, “Child Growth and De-| “The

{cation psychology, and Anthony

i | Schwartz, assistant professor of 3 | elementary education.

3 Other Courses

Other courses and their instruc-|

tors include: “The Ecumenical Church,” Dr. Howard J. Baumgartel, executive sécretary of the

Federation social education and|

(action committee; “Religious Rev.

Drama-Formal and Informal,” ‘Darrell Gooch, teacher of speech 2nd drama in Howe High School. Also, “The Use of Visual Aids —Projected and Non-Projected,” Richard Dawson, director of audio - visual services, United Christian Missionary Society; “The New Testament-—Studies in the Book of Matthew,” the Rev. Wallace Zink, pastor of the | First Evangelical and Reformed Church;” and “Building the Youth

Program,” Mrs. Ralph Johns, di-|

[rector of Christian education, Irvington Presbyterian Church,! (and other resource leaders.

Robert Briggeman, pastor of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church, Fenton, Ind, is chairman of the. Church Federation leadership training ¢ommittee which made the plans for the, interdenominational school. Hugh! Wrigglesworth is chairman of the federation audio-visual education committee,

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ST. MARKS | UNITED LUTHERAN Prospect and Linden Sts. Rev. Duane E. Bchroeder Worship ccceveeeees 10:15 AL M./ {Sunday School ceeevs 9:15 A. M.!

UNITY PRAYER GROUP (Affiliated With Unity. Rogie City, Mo.) SUNDAY SERVICE, 11 A.M. DR. FREDERICK ELIAS Open Dally 10 to 5—8at. Till 3 i Unity Literature — Classes — Consultant EB. Marl ket St. Rm. 502. FR-4254 |

will preside at a meeting of school 030A Mr cond Be . saint” | personnel Tuesday night. - Then Luke 7:36-8 the Sunday school staff will plan for their part in the coming ro ~ METHODIST vial f. Emm Other + i

scheduled “meeting in

Englewood {Church are the serv- ROBERTS PARK CHURCH ices tomorrow at 8:15 and 10:45 Since 1821

a.-m. when ‘Dr. Poll will preach on “A Mind to Work.” His sub-| Delaware at Vermont ject for the 7:30 p. m. service! Rey Amos L. Boren, Minister 5:30 P. M.—M. Y. F.

Sunday is: “Sower, Seed, Soil.” Christian Endeavor Societies will] meet tomorrow at 6:30 p. m.| 9:30 A. M,—Church School. Prayer meeting is scheduled for, 7 r 7:30 p.m . Wednesday. Mr. Earl McMinn, Supt. AT roo {10:45 A, M.—“We Have an In-

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH |" persiance.”

Delaware and Walnut Streets )

(700 North) {7:30 P. M.—"“There's a~Reason.”

CHURCHES | EAST 10TH STREET

METHODIST . Holmes, Pastor’ h St. at Keystone Ave. »

fe. Pasto Home of the "Everson Bible Class

~ NORTH METHODIST CHURCH

Meridian at 38th Street 8:30 and 10:45 Worship Sermon—' Foyer Por Li owning Music by Chancel Cholr— J. Russell Paxton, diragtor

9:30-Ch <h School “= Dr.’ Dallas L. Brow br. William ©. | Har tin; or Inisters . -the-street parking {

Adequate of

Dr. W. A. Shullenberger, Minister | Bible Bchool—8 10 A. M Morning Worship—10:45-A. M

Sermon Doutle Rainbow, Then hel FAIRVIEW. {

ane Youth Fel lowst p—8-30 P.M. 45th and Capitol Ave. A WORLD-WIDE "GOSPEL CENTER VIROIL D’ RAGAN. Minister

BEREAN GOSPEL 143 A MR Wer. TEMPLE |

Happin Carrollton at 13th 8,

MEMORIAL Ford Porter,

Carrollton at 11th * Morning Worship—10:45,

“Enemies

Pastor Rev. Wililam A. Alexander

9:30 As M.—Church School for All Ages.

» > » Booster 2 Ol f i S8outh- 10 48 rors “W the “Catholic Religion” will open ot the ou RU on Me hen oe nominations might have some “ ot Pring 2 Tas) i Sati $A.M Riorning We N: hp "When Dur | TORTA I ‘nti ith Friends.” : ! : "Thursday, 7:30 P. M., Mid-Week Service Thursday and continue on con : identity w \ , ; ] ay. : Y « { . Co Just. what - will -come of Mthe ing Miami Valley Quartet. secutive Thursday at 8 p. m. Missionaries {Booster Program, the Rev. Mr 7:45 p. m.—Evangelistic service SECOND PRESBYTERIAN through Dec. 8 in the Catholic IVIIS Huffman did not predict. He did] Sublect: “When the People of The Historic Church of Cher

that the church expects to

To Sail Soon construct something in the nature

of perm ane nt procedures upon it

Reading Room! The Reading Room of the Cath

olic Information Bureau, Capitol Ne 2 the

Indianapolis Will Desire to Die Vermont and Pennsyluania Sts. But Cannot.” | Minister:

. AE ane JEAN 8. MILNER, DN is er aking at morning TOSEPH WO TOHNSTON

Church School. 9.45 a. m

Mrs. Haldor Heimer, who

1 WESTMINSTER

| PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES |

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MERIDIAN HEIGHTS

Central Ave at 47th Rev. Roy B. Connor Jr. Sunday School, 9:45 Worship, 10:45 A. M. “Mdn Power Shortage." Youth Groups, § and 7 P. M.

Delaware at Sixteenth

OEQROE ARTHUR FRA | SSELL GALLOWA !

«DTH 9:30 and 11 A M ! | Dr. Frans: "Meaning Por Motion,” II Sam. |

.0:30AM |

i TWO MORNING SERVICES |:

| churen School

448 8. BTATE (1700 EAST Rev. Roy Converse. Minister Sunday School-—§:30 Morning Worship—10.45 A. M. Young People—4:00 P. M

Ave, and Georgia St, will mark - Ruth D Nsirh Morning Worship, 11 a. m. the beginning of ita 11th year of former Miss uth Duggin ; fi Id h Ch h f Ch or Miner geri” service to the community with morrow. gIrerns oon will Ton oh Gar Ie Heig ts urc o rist reer Doh! ae ee a, 2682 Shaty Street TABERNACLE one” of these tree. classes Nave|to R v. Theo O. Fisher pastor Bible Study, 10 N M. Evening Service, 7 P.M. RESBYTERIAN been conducted by the bureau. The Rev AShEt io . . I. 34th and Central of the Northwood Christian Morning Worship, 11 A. M. Wed, Eve. Service, 7:45 DR. ROY EWING VALE Tells of Purpose Church, will administer the vows W. L. Totty, Minister. GA-1945—GA-9450 REV. ROBERT 8. MOORHEAD Vi <¢ ‘tm Mrs. Heimer in his chyrch at To — 9:30.A. M.—Bible. School Their purpose is to “give any 3 p. m. The prospective mission- 10.45 AM =Dr Vale “Not Ashamed of Interested person the opportunity ary and her husband, the Rev FIRST UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH Broadcast—WIRE pHi AM to learn Catholic teachings from Mr. Heimer, will sall soon for Pennsvivania St. a 6 30P M —Youth Mello wship : Catholic sources.” the Rev, Fr their . posts as te vol ers in the . PAUL. 5 HUFFMAN, - Pastor Thurs, Mid Week Service. 118. = Richard Grogan bureau director poiian Congo.- They will be 0308 —-— announc Arrangements will be _ vonsored by the United Chris Sermon by Rev. Herman Wennermark made for individual {instruction I) Missionary Society * 9:18 A. M.—Church School for persons who cannot come on Mrs. Heimer taught in the Church Office. LI-9503 Pastor's Home HI-3028 Thursdays if they will telephone, mublic schools here and both she the bureau. ' ora dtat edt i ind her husband were graduated } Lectures will deal with these (rom Butler University CHRIST TEMPLE subjects: ‘God and Creation,” Others taking part in the ordi | I raumption “True Church and nation services are " ol \ Elder M. E. Golden, Pastor nfallibility;” “Commandments of Higdon and the Rev. Virg A i God” “Sacraments Baptism; Sly, both of the United Soclety; 402 W. Fall Creek Blvd. | Ray ue a “Pen J5tn Lat Dr. M: aynard wl ‘ol ad 3 Invites You to Sunday | nee onfession arrfage,” and C. Spencer 1e ev, r rvi -#Extreme Unction and Indulg- Heimer will bring the.grervice to Se ces ences;” “Communién of Saints; a close by pronouncing the bere- | 5 A. M., Prayer Service and “The Future Life. = diction, arene i ; 9:45 A. M., Sunday School = ———— : : ; B 2 Noon, Morning Worship. 6:30 P. M.-7:30 P, M., ' Bible Class. 7:45 P. M., Evening Worship. REVIVAL SERVICES |! SERVICES EACH EVENING EXCEPT SATURDAY ! A WELCOME TO ALL Tonight and Sunday |'

Night at 7:45

at the

_ WOODRUFF PLACE

BIBLE CH URCH Cor. East Michigan at N. Walcott " LC. TRENT. DD, 3851 E. NEW YORK 9:30 A. M.~8unday School ‘ 1030 A. M.~"Unawsreness of Cod" Experiencing Our Greatest TI0P -M"A Sense of Missions." Revival In Years With - — h . . TUXEDO FARK a N Quant (4100 East) Thomas L. Holmes|...> ya oy 1 es EXETER Fa Exeter & ln. Sts 4 ] %

30 and 7.3

EVANGELIST =

A Welcome to All EMERSON AVE. Emerson &F New York

Sunday School<10 A° M brter Voom, 10:30 A M. 1:30 P.M. Pree Bus Transportation, OA- LYNDHURST- Lyndhurst Dr. 3 bloe h r 3 ARporiation "mn of W. Washingtan St ald J eke (8:

pastor Services * 30 a Fy ha 1.30 p m

JAMES E. PETTY, PASTOR

3 | CROOKED CREEK, Te Rd. BR

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BAPTIST CHURCHES

CENTRAL BAPTIST

Invites You to Worship With Us (at. Central Ave. & Westfield Blvd. Daylight Saving Time - 10: 45 A. M.—Morning Service. {. Dr. G. H. O'Donnell speaking. 9:00-9:35 A. M.--Bible School. Classes for All Ages

~. FIRST BAPTIST. CHURCH ~ Charis W. Atwater Pastor :

GADLE TA

2°30 A M —Bible 8chool o 5 10.40 A. M. =. Warship “The Mind of 0:30 BMY wih relly ph ater, { ows ETE a

ot “Boundiess Love." | ” ov. Moma

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Continued 10 Days—Closing Sept. 26 Humbard Family Revival

TONIGHT, YOUTH NIGHT—Speaker, CLEMENT HUMBARD . Sunday, 11:30, Worship—2:30 Song Fest 7:45-—Message by Dr. B. R. Lakin

Monday—Musical Request—11;, Hours Music and Singing SERVICES EVERY NIGHT NEXT WEEK—T7:45 P. M.

CLEMENT & Playing Cowbells with Humbard Family ATTEND THIS -

OLD-FASHIONED REVIVAL

8,000 FREE'SEATS

RADIO WFBM—DAILY. 4:30 P: M.

& PRISCILLA:

BERNACLE

[new pastor of the Brightwood

velopment.” They are Arden Eich-| Policy” and at 7:30 p. m., on “The steadt, assistant professor of edu-|

|odist Church some years ago. The Guest Speaker:

Church Federation; “Social Action] and the Local Church” Harold| Hatcher, chairman of the Church

Preach Tomorrow 22nd & Broadway The Rev. J. Clinton Bwanagan,| oy... Meeting—9:30 A. M.

BROADCAST SUNDAY, WI Free Methodist Church, will] 10:00 A. M. =.

{preach tomorrow at 10:30 a. m. on] Rev. R. M. Dodrill, Teacher Christian's Insurance VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA * Sinner’'s Saviour.” 320 N. Diinols

The new pastor is really not precisely ‘‘new” since he minis|tered to the Mars Hill Free Meth-

EVANGELISTIC SERVICE

Sunday T:48 P. M.

John Parquarson Rev. Mr. Swanagan also is a Public Enrollment Service former pastor in Terre Haute, Special music by guest Diapin

Ind. and St. Francisville, Ind. GETHSEMANE

| ERST CONGREGATIONAL | Ur SiienaN

16th and Delaware Sts, Rev. John 8. Albert, D.D, Rev. Marcus W. Johnson, Minister 9:30 A. M.—8unday School

12:09. A. M~Mofulty Worl 10:48 A. M.~Morning Worship

“That Personal Fear™ “The Healing Ministry of The Gospel.” M. W. Johnson, preaching Jack Diets—Sololst

‘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, SEPT. 18th “MATTER”

Morning Service at 11 o’Clock in All Churches (Daylight Saving Time)

“FIRST CHURCH FOURTH CHURCH Castle Hall Bldg. Pleasant Run Pkwy, 8. +R. R, 119 E. Ohio St. Drive at Butler

Evening Service, 5:00 SECOND CHURCH R. R., Church Edifice Delaware at 12th

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

Evening Service, 7:30 THIRD CHURCH

R. R., Church Edifice Washington Blvd, at 34th SIXTH CHURCH Evening Bervice, 8:00

16091 Prospect St. R. R,, Church Edifice R. R, 1611 Prospect

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 Roorg p ~Jointly- Maintained; 30 N.-Penn Sturm

Criticism, Good and Bad

By W. L. Latham

There are two kinds of criticisms: constructive and destructive. The constructive critic is a real friend, because he not only points out our mistakes and shortcomings, but alse tries to encourage us to.improve our dispositions and our method of doing things. But the destructive critic finds pleasure in humiliating us by calling attention to our mistakes in order to make us appear either mean or foolish in the eyes of others. Why are most people so ready to speak of the faults of others? Because they want to appear wiser and better than those they condemn. The critic is virtually sayjng,- “I wouldn't have made such a foolish mistake,” or “I wouldn't have been guilty of committing such a sin.” Another reason is, it is so easy to criticise. No special mental endowment is fequired. Some one has aply said, “Any fool can criticize. And most fools do.” According to the Ancients, when Jove carved the geniuses, he made critics of the chips. - Good material is required to make a genius; but a critic can be fashioned out of any kind of trash, or refuse. Yet man made ‘of such material are usually capable of finding fault with those who accomplish the outstanding feats of civilization, Many people are like the dog that was hitched to the lawn mower. When he stopped to bark at a passerby, the boy said, “Don’t mind the dog, mister. It's easier to bark than it is to work.” Is some one barking at you? Just ignore him, remembering it is easier to bark than to do fomethme worthwhile. = Occasionally people fall into the habit of criticising every one and every thing, and yet do not realize they are guilty of this horrible sin. A good old sister, who was forever talking about the faults of others, failed to realize that sermons dealing with criticism had any reference to her. But one day a new minister, who had been informed of her failing, spoke on this subject. Every time he made a strong point, looking right at this sister sitting iy the front row, he would say, “And you are guilty.” At the close of the sermon she arose, and turning to the congregation, acknowledged * her guilt. She said she had never realized her fault before, but declared she would not rest satisfied until, by the grace of God, she had rooted this thing out of her life, The aspostle says, “We know we have passed from death unto life, BECAUSE WE LOVE THE BRETHREN.” (1 John 3:14.) - No one will make unfavorable remarks about those she loves. If we are truly converted we will ‘have no desires to dwell upon the faults and failings of our fellow men, The Golden Rule says, “All things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them.” (Matt, 7:12.) We like to have people say nice things about us, or nothing at all: Let's practice this on others. We should be very lenient with the faults of others, but unmercifully critical and severe in dealing with our own, and never rest satisfied until they are corrected. It would be’ ‘a wonderful gift to be able to see ourselves as others see us, but our faults are like the dirt behind our ears— concealed from our vision, but plainly seen by others. As our friends do not like to tell us that our ears are not clean, we have mirrors into which we may look and see for ourselves, it we will. Neither do our friends like to tell us of our faults, but God's word is a perfect mirror into which we may look and see them clearly for ourselves, But just as it does no good to_look into thevmirror and see the condition of our ears unless we scrub them clean, so itis with the faults revealed to us by God's word. It does no good fo see them unless we correct them. “But whoso looketh into the perfect law of libérty, and continueth therein, he being not a forgetful hearer, BUT A DOER OF THE WORK, this man shall be blessed in his deed.” (James 1:25.) If we desire to be saved, we must eliminate our faults. For of the redeemed we. read, “They are without faylt before the throne © of God.” (Rev. 14.5.) Theiefore let's forget the faults of others, and go.to work on our own. : Enroll now for our free correspondence Bible course of 30 | lessons. It will be a great help to you spiritually, Join themany visitors at the Seventh-day Adventist Church, corner : of Orange and Laurel Sts. Sabbath Bchol at 9:30, sermon at 10:00 qreiy Se Address 8 8) 3812 Rusia Indianapolis

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