Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 February 1951 — Page 4
" More Than Cure Needed Pastor-Counselor Declares
pas he study whe
: from the minister and those
Rev. Henry G. White,
or of the Irvington Meth-|
odist Church, has no com- . punetion about telling what “he ‘says to such folk.
_ speak with authority. He's known far beyond the limits of his Indianapolis parish as a counselor. The Rev. Mr. White studied pastoral psychology in Massachusetts
General Hospital and two other!
hospitals in Boston, As he contemplates families in our country about to go “on the! rocks” .and individual persons
finding it impossible to meet life,|
he estimates that the drinking problem is the seat of trouble in| half the cases.
THIS SAME minister stated! with great honesty: ’ | “I fall In my counseling in 80 | per eent of. the situations in-
ability of the person to handle the problem even with help.” He spoke of Alcoholics Anonymous and how the organization can reach only a fraction of the vast numbers of men and women! who drink to excess.
be more than a cure (of the kind! given in a sanitariam), more than, a program of self-help or help- - ing others, “the” Rev. Mr. White] continued. “It takes also a definite and| vital personal-experience of the Bee of God fh an individual, e, “No matter how valid and help-| ful any program may be, essentially the source of help and the| solution of our problems is God.! Even a good surgeon will go| along with me on that. “The church offers a fellowship which can reinforce an individual who is trying to help himself. Jt has a program of spiritual. growth which brings us Into touch with the power » God in our individual lives. “Many persons don't give the ehurch a -chance. Many are in-
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Missionary
Baptists to Hear
Rev. Carl M. Capen
Jodianapolis Baptiit wapen next week he welcome one of their awn missionary sons who bas seen colorful and exciting events take place in China over recent years. The Rev. Carl M. Capen of South China, son of Mrs. Randall Capen, 2325 N. Talbot Ave, and the late Dr. Capen, will speak in five local churches beginning tomorrow morning. The Rev. Mr. Capen was born in China where his father served as a Baptist missionary for 37 years, The son was educated in college and seminary in ‘the United States and ordained in the First Baptist Church here. : Forced to Flee Twice The First Church has sponsored both generations of Capens in their missionary work in China. The Rev. Mr. Capen was driven out of China by the Japanese but; managed to get back afterward only to escape some years later to west China and from there to America. He arrived in this last May. in the city, he will be of hid mother, He will tomorrow at 10:30 a. Central Baptist Church 7:30 p. m. in the WoodChurch. Tomorrow at 1:30 he is scheduled to appear First Baptist Church of
Other speaking engagements of the Rev. Mr, Capen are in the
| “And this particular minister can]
ou» |vows, pledge loyalty to the flag,
volving alcohol due to the in-
jour lo “I have found that there must(PTORleR before it begins.
sons burdened with all. kinds of
clined to Took to the church last.'Phil, 4:
A RIVERS MILNER, Times Church Editor the magic cloak of invisibility and slip into
n he's giving counsel to some
family or person. You would hear some very arresting remarks hoth
seeking his help if you could
[They try everything else first and when nothing has worked they look up the minister and say: “1 don’t suppose you can help ‘me with my problem but here it is. rm
THEN the Rev. Mr. White ‘ex{plained why he so fervently believes in the Methodist custom of encouraging young people and| tadults to sign a pledge not to. drink. alcoholic beverages, | Tomorrow will be annual “Com-| {mitment Day” throughout ‘the vast Methodist denomination. Op-| {portunity will be given the mem-! {bership to sign pledge cards. “Why not take a pledge to clean living, to avoiding contact! {with what has become the great-! est evil in America?” the minister went on. “We take marriage
make all sorts of promises, “The commitment reads: ‘The Lord Jesus Christ being my helper, I .commit myself to. sobriety and a good example by adopting for myself the principle and practice of total abstinence from alcoholic bev. erageh as a wise way of life’ “Thus you see the commitment {cards reinforce our pledge with!
yatty to Gifgist, solving the
“Aleohol may become a crutch {for our emotional insufficiency | whereas the power of God in a man's life enables him to stand alone. "
SINCE last June: “the Rev. Mr. {White has spent some 800 hours {giving counsel in his study to per-
problems, He keeps office hours ifor such interviews each Wednes-| |day from 1 to 5 p. m. and at other, times by appointment. “In counseling, I am always conscious that I am being used by God under His guidance,” was the minister's solemn comment, “If an individual is seeking help and is willing to accept a spiritual therapy, I have never known it to fail.” Then he quoted this passage in conclusion: “‘I can do all things through Christ
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From China To Speak in 5 |
Churches
Rev. Carl M. Capen .
. « S8C-ond-generation missionary. Garden Church Tuesday night,
the Acton Church Wednesday, night and the River Avenue Church Thursday night, All of the meetings will be held in con-| nection -with the “Discipleship Days” dedicated to refreshing * Baptists in the work and pur-
m. poses of their church.
The Rev. Mr, Capen has spent his time among the poor’ Swatow, China, churches. which sponsor clinics, bath houses, sewing ' clubs and recreational activities as part of their social programs.
ielimax in Holy Week. Palm Sun-
foo Week, each year, in order |
"The Lord Jesus Christ being my helper . . .
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES (Church Events—
'dlanapolis will hold ‘a united 8 p. m, in the Second Presbyte-
{the International Council of Re{ligious Education. He has trav-
Protestant Young People Plan Service
Dr. Isaac Beckes To Be Speaker
Protestant young people of Inworship service tomorrow at
rian Church.
Dr. Isaac Beckes, president of Vincennes University, will speak on * Christian World Enterprise.” The Cloister Choir of the Speedway Christian Church, directed by Mrs, Helen Thomas Robinson, will sing. Dr. Beckes formerly directed youth work for
eled extensively abroad and is said to be in demand by youth gatherings.
" begins the
Methodist alcohol abstinence pledge Bill Payne is signing. The
Rev. Henry White gives moral s pares to sign.
upport. while dan Crowmer pre-
Protestants Plan Rites
For Lenten Season Be
Ash Wednesday Luncheon to Be Held At Noon in Indianapolis Athletic Club
: Christians of Indianapolis and around the world will open the solemn season of Lent with Ash Wednesday services and other
levents next week.
Protestants of the city will attend an Ash Wednesday luncheon,
a traditional observance in Indiana
polis, at 12:10 p. m. at the Indian- 73
apolis Athletic Club. Dr. Ozie D. Pruett, recently installed minister
of the First Baptist Church, will speak on “The Power of Conseg¢ration.” . Churches of the city have re-|
‘Prize Winner
celved Invitations entitling each congregation to ‘send its minister, land two or three laymen to the
luncheon. The invitations were extended by the luncheon sponsors,
the Indianapolis Church Federa-|
ition and the Council of Churchwomen, Lent will come to a dramatic {day, the first day of Holy Week, recalls Christ's triumphal entry
{into Jerusalem nearly 2000 years, | which strengtheneth me’,” 280. On the sixth day of Holy! °
Week, Good Friday, Catholic and
Protestant services always create § an atmosphere of" great spirifu-| |
ality in our city here. Joint Committee
An interdenominational commit-| {tee of Catholics and Protestants
| begin planning long ahead of |
that Indianapolis may reflect the reverent attitude of outyngy of its citizens on Good Friday. For that day marks the anniversary of the death of Jesus Christ on the Cross. Easter, the great Feast of the {Resurrection, immediately follows, {Holy Week which will end this |year on March 24, | The Zion Evangelical and Re-|
{formed Church will hold the first
of its weekly Lenten services Ash| Wednesday at 7:25 p. m. Holy Communion will precede a pro-| gram of music, composed by the| old masters, sung by the chotr| {and played by the organist, Daie| W. Young. | Dr, F. R. Daries, pastor, will| lconduct the Wednesday night! {services and direct a 20-minute linformal hymn sing.- The Rev. {Paul H. Frankenfeld, assistant {pastor, will read the liturgy and| {present slides depicting the ‘“‘Passion Story.” Hymns of the religilous season will sound from the) [tower chimes, A few of the com-| {posers represented Wednesday night are Bach, Stainer, Mendel-| ssohn, Dubois and Brahms, “Spiritual Life Clinics” opening tomorrow at 10:45 a. m. in the) Irvington Methodist Church will] highlight the whole week includ-|
ining Ash Wednesday. Mrs. Mary here will organizing weich of Henderson, Tex., nation- week, Feb. 18 to 25.
ally known speaker and licensed | minister of the Methodist Church, | {will conduct the clinies. They will take the form of]
New Minister
The Olive Branch Christian Church' will conduct its extensive program of religious instruction through a new minister of Christian education. Miss Catherine Carter, the new education minister, has comé to Indianapolis from Nashville, where she directed education for the Christian churches in ‘Tennessee. She also did similar work in Inols and Oklahoma. Miss Care ter was graduated from Tran sylvania College and holds a ‘master’s degree in religious education from the College of the Bible, Lexington, Ky,
Water Content of Snow
Ten inches of snow equals In Water content about one inch of
Churchwomen Plan Brotherhood Tea
The Indianapolis Council Council entertain Catholic and Jewish women of the city at a Brother- | hood Tea beginning at 1 p. m. Feb. 14 in- the Third Christian! Church, The tea looking toward Brotherhood Week, Feb, 18 to 25, will
Freedom Ring.” A group of women will present Dorothy Clarke)
L. Bunch,
The cast will include Mrs. I. P. Highley, Mrs. Roy L. Thompson,
Washington High School dressed in early 18th century costumes will sing. The Women's Fellowship Choir also wil give numbers.
8, Cassen, representave e Jewish women, and Mrs. John Murphy will bring | greetings. Mrs. Dorothy D. King, {host president will give a talk ion “Love Never Fails.”
{Miss Louise Francis and Mrs. | Bunch. The Colonial Chorus of
religious services, which will point, {out ways for spiritual growth, Lis-| tening Christians will hear how they can eliminate traits and prac-|
others. | Mrs. Welch has chosen for the theme of her meetings, Monday] through Friday at 10 a. , “The| Dynamics of Prayer”; od for | {7:30 P. m., tomorrow through Friday, “The Dynamics of Love.” S8he is sald to be skilled in modern
Christian philosophy of life. The Broadway Methodist
meetings,” Thursday evening, Feb. 22, and each succeeding Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday night thereafter until Holy Week. 4 Mrs. Louise Eggleston of Vir|ginia will hold a school of prayer in the same church Feb. 19 and 20. | Dr. Howard W. Stone, pastor of the Irvington Presbyterian Church, and the Rev. Gerard Blue, | pastor of the Union Congrega-| tional Church, announce a series’ of sermons to be given in their pulpits on Sunday mornings until Easter.
Garfield Heights
2842 Shel Bible Sis 10A AM Morning Worship, 11 A. M. W. L-TOTTY, Minjiter
Church i Christ |
by Street Bi ee Seach. ir. Mm | Wed. Eve. Service, 7:45 { GA-1945—GA-9480
J01 N. Penn
Church Office, LI-9502
First United Lutheran Church
. PAUL E. HUFFMAN, Pastor 3 «+ 10:30 A. M.—MORNING WORSHIP » 9:15 A. M. Church School
sylvanio St.
| OUR REDEEME
. |dress for the 6:30
; smith will speak at the evangelistic ur!
: [Rev HS K. Hammon. new minister, will
: ices
“Moses,” work of Richard Peeler, holds the Hoosier Salon $150 first prize in sculpture. (Mrs. C. V. Hickox award). This and other salon offerings will be on view in Block's galleries | through next Saturday.
{sored by the Youth Council of the {Church Federation.
evotions OLIVE BRANCH METHODIST CHUCH. FLACK VILLE — The monthly “Family
{ The Rev. John Walton is pastor.
of the World?’ eg BLUFF
: |Gordon. pastor, FIRS
¢ 110:30 a. m. in the Roberts Park
The mass meeting will be spon-
Other events follow: FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Ea (The Plymouth ' Un lon oy resent FP. M old, Plymouth {address oe the church. Plymouth Place gregational-Christian Home for the aged. BRO! QOKSIDE EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHR! CHURCH Songresation will id a Jen Sunday night known as Chistian Fellowship Por Forum tomorrow nig . Glen O'Dell, pastor, will give 4 sermonette, Passed This Way" at the 7 p.m. in the auditorium. Afterward, members will meet in three separate age groups or study and discussion
oN ewtROn_Dr. t of Indiana Central Ne give the add at ght Sine meeting Thursday pn at 6: ZION EVANGELICAL AND REFO URCH-—Miss
Gen United, Christian Missionary Society will
speak’ on “Toward A Christian community” at the Norte Forum morrow , &b m movie,’ Again
LL ” will Re shown. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 22D AND PA The ‘church announces the resentation “of the sound film, “Second Chance.” tomorrow at 0 I m. The pastor, the Rev. §. Blekking, will conduct d
BH e tomorrow will include
supper and a musical program.
YOUTH FOR CHRIST—A Gospel Team of. young people from Wheaton College, . will conduct rallies tonight at 7:30 and tomorrow at 3 p. m. in the club house, 20th and Meridian Sts. EE NARY CHRISTIAN CHURCH C. Brooks, Third PR hristian Church,
pastor of the will five the | adPp, m. anaugl youth banquet tomorrow night. The Four Sharps, male quartet of Technical High School, wil ook LUNTEERS OF AMERICA - Duga e tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. in the chapel, $0 N. Illinois St. Mrs. Smith will sing: Miss Anne Suhls will serve as Ni planist and. Sewgrd shere, as song director. NORTH UNITARIAN CHURCH — The
reach, at 11 a, m. tomorrow on the subSect. “Can the Spirit Survive in the Life
CREEK CHRISTIAN CHURCH->-The Rev. Estal Taylor, nationally-known evangelist, will cond a revival in the church Monday throu will be at 7:30 p. m. wit conducting t he gineine. T BAPTIST CHURCH oO. D. . pastor, tomorrow will follow some | of the program items used at serv 100 years ago in the church. The full program used at Gedlestion services stn 1851 are recorded in the trus inutes. The servtomorrow ya oe. broadesst over WIRE from 11:30 11:30 to
Book fo to Be vowed By Rabbi Goldblatt
Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt will review Dr. Harry Overstreet’s “The Mature Mind” at the meeting of the Indianapolis Ministerial Association Monday at
Lirive. Proceeds will go to thei he [Young People's Fellowship.
RMED evieve Brown of the sung mass with incense but no
P./the rector, the Rev. Felix L. Cir-
- {one-hour
Catholics of Indianapolis and
ashes,
Pa
. SATURDAY, FEB. 3, 1951
- |Catholics to Receive Ashes in Traditional Rite
* Services Next Wednesday to. Open Penitential Season of Lent
the world will go to church and
receive ashes on their heads Wednesday, "me day, which opens the penitential season of Lent, is called .{“Ash Wednesday” because of the traditional practice of giving the
“Remember man, that thou art dust ‘and unto dust thou shalt
return,” the priest will say in Latin as he makes the mark of the cross on the foreheads of the faithful, The ashes are those remaining . from the burning of palm leaves blessed 1ast Palm Sunday in the churches. The Most Rev. Paul C. Schulte, archbishop of Indianapois, has addressed a Lenten letter to members of the archdiocese. In it, Archbishop . Schulte reminds the faithful of their obligation to fast, pray and give of their spbstance during Lent. “It you would walk with the Church, you must observe her appointed days of abstinence and fast,” the archbishop writes. » _ Perilous Times “We need but remind you how perilous -are the times in ‘which we are living and how needful we are of God's help and blessing,” the letter continues. “We have
Church Plans Pancake Supper
All Saints Episcopal Church announced a festive pancake supper on Shrove Tuesday next week. Mrs. Harry C. Lee is chairman of the pancake supper. The meal will begin at 5 p. m., with serving continuing as long as patrons ar-
Ash ‘Wednesday services in the church will include a 6:30 a. m,
sermon; an 8 a. m. low mass; 9:30 a. m. morning prayer, litany, penitential office and low mass; and 8 p. m. evening prayer, litany, penitential office and address by
Jot. Ashes will be imposed at all y| Ash Wednesday services.
YMCA Choir Slated
The YMCA Treble Clef Boys’ Choir of 25 voices will sifig-a program of sacred music tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. in}
United Brethren Church. Charles |W. Daugherty will direct the choir and Mrs. William McNally will play the accompaniments.
"LION EVANGELICAL “AND REFORMED
New Jersey and North Stseets
Frederick R. Darles, Pastor . Paul H. Prankenfeld, Assistant Pastor .9:00 and 10:40 a. m. Services of Worship Subject of Sermon: ‘Pre-Lenten Thoughts.” 9:45 A. M.—Church School.
ST. MARK'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
Prospect and Linden Sts. Rev. Duane E. Schroeder
WOrShipP .eecesssnses 10:45 AL M. Sunday School ....... 9:30 A. M.
the Park Avenue Evangelical]
reached the. point where there is no one else to whom we may turn, Let us go therefore with our gifts of penaiice, prayer and alms— deeds to the foot of the cross on Good Friday begging that the Resurgent Christ may bring His peace not only to our own hearts but to the despairing world.” The Rev. Fr. James Galvin, superintendent of Cathedral High School, will open a series of radio programs with a talk on “The of Lent” Sunday at 10 p. m. over WISH.
Father Galvin will be sponsored in his radio talks by the Indian-
bus. The Columbians will sing at the beginning and the close ©f each broadcast.
apolis Council Knights of Colum-|
Plans Sermon Series -
Dr. E. Burdette Backus announces he will present a series of ‘ seven .sermon-lectures on the major types of philosophy “which today are competing for men's minds” be 11 a. m. SEIRIng Unitarian Church. The series will come to a climax at Easter with the ad. dress “Death Be Not Proud.”
BELMONT CHURCH OF CHRIST
11002 S. Belmont Ave. SUNDAY PROGRAM Tune in WISH 7:30 a. m. - 7:45 Bible Classes, 9:45 0. m. Worship and Preaching 10:45 u. m. and 7:00 p. m. Dean Clutter, Minister—MA, 1859 Wednesday Services, 7:45 p. m.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
16th and Delaware Bts,: Rev. Marcus W. Johnson, Minister Preaching, 11:00 A. M. Subject: “Key to Worship.” The Rev. Marcus W. Johnson, preaching
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA 320 N. llinois St. Lt. Col. K. Grace Crandall, Comm.
SUNDAY, 7:30 P.M, Dugal Smith, speaker. Mrs. Dugal Smith, soloist, Miss Ann Suhre, pianist. Seward Wilshere, song leader,
METHODIST CHURCHES
ROBERTS PARK CHURCH _ Bince 1821: Delaware at Vermont Ministers Amos L. Boren, D.D. George W. Dinwiddie, 8. T. B. 9:30 A. M.—Church School. “os CQ Wilbur Little, Supt. 10:45 A, M. 530P.M.—M.Y.F,
7:30 P.M.—“The Naive tian.”
—“In Proof of dove. N
Chris-
BROADWAY
Fall Creek Pkwy. at Broadway Ministers: ROBERT B. PIERCE, D.D. CARL D. SHAFER, WM. R. BRANTLEY
Church. School 9:30
Duplicate Worship Services 8:15 and 10:45
“The Duty of Anger.” Dr. Edwin R. Garrison, guest preacher, 6:00—M. Y. F.
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At Edgewood «Grade School Gym While Building New Church * B. D, Thistlewsite, Minister 9:30 A. M.~Chureh School. 10:30 A. M.—“Our One Hope.”
7:30 P, M.—Evening Pg Hoe rd ditions
“The Oone of Bisciiesniv. f
EAST 10TH STREET ou
METHODIST Charles R. Holmes, Minister E. Wendall Askew. Assoc. Minister E. 10th St. at Keystone Ave, Church School sei, AM Sonny, Service 10: d Increase Our Faith.” Bev. I a tan,
5:00 termediate ML 6:00 P. ta outh Fellowenip. Home of the Everson Bible Class
pit at 38th Street as L. Browning, D: D. Geraldo ng Clapsaddie, B. D., Ministers 9:30 A. M.—Chureh School. 10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship, Sermon—"Christian’s United.” Dr. Browning preaching. 6:00 P. M.—Angelus Hour for Youth. _ Adequate off-the-street parking.
PRESBYTERIA
N CHURCHES
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Delaware at Sixteenth GEORGE ARTH CHARLES RICHARD BROWN TWO MORNING SERVICES “What Doth the Ford Require?’ ® » Micah 6:8 Mr. chin
own preaching. $ 30 P. M—High Schoo! Youn Peop! 15 P. M.—Post_ High Behool. i
| Thursday. 6 P. M.,, Bupper & Convocation
| Lu )
= 1.3
WALLACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
4805 EAST 10TH ST. - Rev. John H. Bergen; Minister
Sunday School—9:30 A. M. Morning Worship—10:45 A. M.
MERIDIAN HEIGHTS
Central Ave. at 47th Rev. Roy B. Condy gr Sunday School. Worship, a
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN The toric h of Which Rury | ard 3 Was Minister JEAN B. L Dy
10:30 A.M.’
GETHSEMANE
Methodist Church. Rabbi Goldblatt is spiritual director of the Indianapolis Hebrew| Congregation. Dr. Overstreet,| author of various books on psy-| chology, teaches in New York | {A University.
Smart Fox Terrier
Takes Care of Phone MEMPHIS, Tenn. Gaines dog research center re-| ports that Toto, a fox terrier, |
Church Council Aid
To Talk at Dinner Here Representatives of the Protes{tant churches of the city will present Dr. Thomas C. Allen of the National Council of Churches in an address at a Brotherhood dinner Feb, 19 in the Second Chris{tian Church. Dr. Allen directs the départ. ment of racial and cultural relations for the council. His talk mark Brotherhood
Dr. 1. Albert Moore, pastor of {Janes Tabernacle of the A. M. E,
{Zion Church, and Dr. Chester W.!
Wharton, pastor of the Prentice | Presbyterian Church, are coichairmen for the brotherhood
of tices which retard progress in the dinner. Each congregation is in-| of Churchwomen will Christian life and in influencing vited to send four members to the)
|dinner.
{answers the telephone at the] {Laurence M. Junging home, {Natchez, Miss., by .taking the. relceiver off the hook and barking.
HERATX=" UNITY PRAYER. GROUP
Affiliated Sith Unity Lee's Summit, Mo.
11 A.M. and 3 P. DE Erick ELIAS A m Daily 10 to ¢ Unity Literature Classes Consultant 8 E. Market St, Rm. 502, FR-4254
ENGLEWOOD CHRISTIAN | CHURCH
57 N. Rural Dr. Harry Poll Two Morning Services, 8:15-10:45 “Christ, The Light of The World.”
9:30—Bible School 6:15 P. M.—Christian Youth 7:30—Evening Worship
“The Two Debtors” ~~
ST. MATTHEW EV. LUTHERAN
E. New York & Oxford Sts. Rev. Carl H. Amelung
| 9:30 A. M.—Sunday School for all ages.
jo: 30 A. M.—*Love, the Law of Life.” I Corin. 13:1-13.
BAPTIST CHURCHES
WOODRUFF PLACE
Cor. East Michigan at N. Walcott Dr. Walter j Bad
give emphasis to the theme, “Let psychology and in interpeting the 9:30 A. M.—Sunday Sc
{10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship. “Roll Call Sunday,’
4:00 P, M.—Vespers,
Wilson's play, “We Call It Free- Church will hold services in mem-| 6:30 P. M.—B. Y.P. dom,” directed by Mrs. Thomas hers’ homes, called “cottage prayer 7:30 P.M.—“Roll Call Communion.”
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Meridian and Vermont Streets
Ozie D. Rruett, Th.D, - 2 M.—Bible School. 4
9 A. 10:45 A. M.—Worship.* “Christ's Challenge to His Churches.” 6:30 P. M.—Youth Fellowship. 7:30 “Faith Is Indis-
P.M. = WOralp: | pensable. Thursday, 7:30 P. M.—" "Paul's Prayer for the Ephesians.”
CENTRAL BAPTIST
Invites You to Worship With Us at Central Ave. & Westfield Blvd, 10:45 A: M.-~Morning Service, Dr. G. H. O'Donnell speaking.
9:45 A, M—Bible School. Classes for All Ages.
CALVARY Shc, Bugis WALTER L. BARTH, Pastor
_. Hours of Worship: 8 & 10:30 A. MT Laurel at
EMMAUS Orange Street
H. L. KRUECKEBERG, Pastor Hour of f Worship. 10: 3 A «ML New York. Street
GRACE at Holmes Avenue
H. ZIMMERMAN, Pastor ot Po of Worship, 10:30 A. M.
" CHRIST Downey Ave,
at Jullan _ . GEORGE O. TAYLOR, Pastor Temporarily Located fon Home Hour of Worship: 10:30 A. M
Fairfield-Park at Watson Rd, H. EIFERT, Pastor Worship, 8:00 & 10:45 A. M.
Pastor's Home, HI-3925 I dre
Hours of 28th &
OUR SAVIOR 235.5
EMERSON AVE.—Emerson & E. New York. Peter Vroom, 10: 30 A, ‘M.
pastor, Services 9:30 a. m. and 7:30 Db. in}
CROOKED CREEK--N. Mich. Rd, & St. » Eratton, 04010 es: § P. |
TUXEDO _PARK—29 N. ECLy ay
|
Southeastern Avenue
ST. JOHN'S ™
LOUIS WAMBSGANS, Pastor - _* Hour of Worship: 10.30 A. M. New Jersey
ST. PAUL'S at McCarty Street
THEO, 4 MEIOHM, Pastor ORN. Assistant Hour of “Worship: 1 10:30 A. M.
ST. PETER'S JIoviest
11th Street WILLIAM NORDSIECK, Pastor Hours of Worship: 8:45 & 10:30 A. M. TRINITY Di at Eazt Street WALTER C.. MAAS, Pastor Hours of Worship, 8:30 & 10:30 A. M. ZION Three Miles Northwest of New Palestine
(UP)—The |
M.-7:30 P. LYNDHURST--Lyndhurst Dr blocks 8. of Washington St, Bonaid J J. Dunkin, | _
UNITED LUTHERAN
4717 E. Michigan Bt. | Rev. John S. ‘Albert D.D. 9:30 A. M.—Sunday School.
JOSEP W JOHNSTON Dr. Milner
caeyond elon. Church School, A.M. Supper & Annual Meeting, Thursday. SPM.
er, Dr. ho Payne, exec. of Christian Education, PresU, 8. “Our Date
Senda
ith Destiny. "
FAIRVIEW
48th and Capitol Ave. VIRGIL D. RAGAN, Minister 9:30 A. M.—Church School.
TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN
i ud Central
| 10:45 A. M—Marning Worship. a Power of Excellent Christian Grace Ash Wed Feb. 7—Holy Comm: A an) |
WEST MORRIS ST.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
W. Morris at Blaine Wm. H. Mackey, Min.
| Morning Worship. 9:30 { “Treating Christ Fairly” 10:45 A. M.—Bible School 6:15 3 M.—Christian Endeavor . 1 30 P. M.—Evening Worship “Only God Can Forgive Sin"
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Delaware and Walnut Streets (700 North)
Dr. W. A. Shullenberger, Minister Church School—8:30 A. M. Morning Wership—10:45 A. M. Musie by excellent choir. Sermon: “Who Are You?" Youth Fellowship, 5:30 P. MM.
~ Brightwood Free Methodist
E. 31st & Forest Manor Ave. Rev. J. Hinton Swanagan, Minister
Welcome to a Great SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 A. M.
Morning Worship, 0:30 A
“ germon o the ior. sup! “The Christian's Confidence.”
Ject: Evening W. Worship, 7:30
Halping Evangolise Toa Wold 13th and Carroliton FORD PORTER, Pastor
BROADCASTS EACH WEEK
WIBC WCBC Mon. thru Pri. 1070—-KC Tis a Sunday, 8:00 AM. Sunday 110A. M,
HCJB Shortwave, 12:5 M Priday, 9:30 P. M. Gospel Tracts in 24 Languages Distributors in 100 Foreign Countries Provinces and Islands Bervices—9:30 A, Me un 30 A M,
6:30 P. M., Morning Subject
"KEEPING THE LAW DOES NOT MAKE Oh HOLY"
Eve Baptismal Services i thé Flowing Baptistry
Mr. Porter will preach both morning Rade and __and evening.
Can We Know Which Is th
Made New?
WERNER P. KRUG, Pastor _Hour of Worship: 10:16 A. M. -
F, B. FALKENROTH, Pastor
»
Services for a PEACE srt achool
a T1090 Aa
Everybody Is Invited
Has the Calendar Change Disrupted Our Weekly Cycle?
Which Day Will the Redeemed Observe in the Earth In the Beginning, Did They Have 24-Hour Days—30-Day Months, 12-Month Years?
Sunday, Feb. 4 ai 7:30 P. M.
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Seventh: Day Adventist Church
CORNER OF ALABAMA and 23rd STREETS
Preacher of Prophecy Tune Jn To "Your Bible Speaks,” WFBM, Sunday, 9 A. M.
DR. Y EWING VALE REV. ROBERT & . MOORHEAD | 9:30 A. M.—Sunday
School. [10:45 A. M.—"The Greatest Is Love.” Dr. Vale preaching.
Thurs. 7:18 P. M., Congregational Meeting
Christian Science Churches
Branches of the Mother Church The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass.
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FIRST CHURCH 320 East 38th Street Evening Service 5:00 o'clock R., Church Edifice
SECOND CHURCH Delaware at 12th
Evening Service, 5:00
THIRD CHURCH Washington Blvd. at 34th R. R., Church Edifice Evening Service, 8:00
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to Hear Arthur Kiesz
| R. R., 1920 N. Meridian, Suite 1
SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ABOVE CHURCHES AT 11 A. M.
SEVENTH CHURCH (Colored) - 310 West 28th 8t.—Sunday School, 9:30 A. M.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY 2246 W. Washington St.—Sunday School 11:00 A. M.
_ Wednsday Evening Meetings in All Churches and the Society
Christian Science Reading Room Jointly Maintained, 30 N, Penn, St.
10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship, Holy Communion,
Go to Church Sunday
The Public is Cordially Invited to Our Services and
Rooms "(R. R.)
LESSON FOR SUNDAY, FEB. 4th SY“LOVE”
| , Morning Service, 11 O'clock, In All Churches and The Seciely
FOURTH CHURCH Pleasant Run Pkwy. B. 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
1609% Prospect St. R. R., 1611 Prospect
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