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POSEESER

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Times “WADE IN THE WATER children; God's going to

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¥ _ The rich sound of singing, full of overtones, will roll darkened worship room as the Rev. Andrew J,

the wer baptilzes a candidate in the Pool of the St." John

Missionary Baptist Church,

From now on, the beauty

of a mural painted by Herron art students will add to the

dramatic effect of immersion at St. John’s. / painting meas-

John Cooley Mr. Cooley and Edward Mannetta, third year students at the Herron School. painted the mural. It depicts the Jordan River flowing down to merge with the water running into the baptistry. The artists contrived to give a feeling of depth to the picture which is quite remarkable. ‘They worked chiefly in greens and blues bringing to life the Palestinian hills in the distance, the river and trees. Ferns, shrubs and other greenery native to the Near East give a pleasing softness to the pleture. ” TO REALLY oprocinle it, you should drop in the big brick church with the white columns, 17th and Martindale, and look it over. The Rev. Mr, Brown will show it to you with an obviously deep satisfaction. “I baptise anybody who has . reached the age of accountability who wishes to lead a new life and join the church,” the pastor explained: This means that a child or adult who understands the meaning of the ceremony may request to be baptized. ‘ The services are held meénthly ix the évening and make a high point in the year’s events. The bapistry is in the very center of the sanctuary behind the pulpit. You can imagine how it dominates the scene when a group of persons are being baptized, one by one,

~‘Fhe-white-fobed -pastot-triés-to cover the mouth and nose of the

told me: “Baptism is an expression of in: ward change, he said, a throwing off of the old man and resurrecting a new man. It is an initial rite on coming into church membership symbolic of the death and resurrection of Christ.” Candidates who also wear white for the baptismal ceremony will proceed to dressing rooms and quickly change to dry clothing for the last phase of the service. The lights will flash on. The congregation will sing a traditional song such as “Thank God I'm Free at Last” or “Leaning on the Everlasting Arms.” All present will press forward to give ‘warm and cheery congratulations and handshakes to the newly baptised. It pleases the young painters as well St. John's pastor to talk about the mural. They worked on it at night at the Herron School. Neither of them wished to impress his individual style upon it. For that would have made it fail to convey a uniform message. » = - AND SO THEY constantly exchanged places and lingered only the shortest possible time in one spot. They painted on masonite backed with wood. Before taking nip their brushes, the artists made sketches. The, Rev. Mr. Brown chose from them the one He liked the - best. / Both] young men then did their best | to earry out the conditions of the selected sketch,

The 8t. John Church is a growing institution. The members, who numbered just 52 when the pas-| tor came here in 1948, now have increased to nearly 600. Last year, they built the new church.

Pastor to Receive

Honorary Degree |

The Rev. Virgil D. Ragan, pas-| tor of the Fairview Presbyterian! Church, will receive the Honorary degree of doctor of divinity to-| morrow at the ¢ 0 m mencement at Missouri ValFairview membership has

candidate as he gently submerges the person in the pool. He Jes the candidate, beforehand, to hol hig breath when he hears the od of the bl t “In the name of the Father, Son snd Holy Ghost.”

NERVOUSNESS And fright at now is building

having the face completely under water seldom are evident, the pastor says. Rather, the whole servfce is a triumphant experience marking a spiritual change. * To the members of the church, it symbolizes the washing away of sin and a renewal of strength and purpose of the mind and soul. But

Garfield Heights

FIRST—16th & Delaware

Rev. Marous W, Johnson, Minister

11:00 A. M. Subject

“That Bitter Taste.”

Lighthouse

Baptismal services on banks $k White (Meet at

Evangelistic Se

SALVATION |

ARMY

“With Heart to God — Hand to Man”

Indiana Divisional Head

2842 Shelby Street Bible Study, 10 A. M. Evening Service, 7 P. M. W. L. TOTTY, Minister bhi . —GA-9480 : Morning Worship, 11 A. M. Wed. Eve. Service, 7:45

CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN

#18 KE. 66th Mb. (2 Blocks E. of College)

_PENTECOSTAL REVIVAL R. P. Poland, Evangelist

Prayer for sick and afflicted—3 Services Sunday Sunday School—9:48 A. M~—Morning Worship—10:45 A. M.

Everybody Welcome WILLIAM ond DENZIL TOTMAN, PASTORS, PHONE BR- 3

Lt. Col. HERBERT PUGMIRE, Divisional Commander

almost tripled Sines the Rev. Ragan beis the pastor 17 years ago. In addition, the congrega tion : a new edifice Rev, Ragan costing $250,000 which is expected | to be ready for services in the fall. In recognition of these achievements and others, the minister's alma mater is conferring upon him its stamp of approval in the form of the honorary degree. . :

Church of Christ

UNION—17th & Rembrandt

Rev. Gerard B. Blue, Minister

10:30 A.-M. Subject

“Discovering Ged.”

Tabernacle

ver at College A iver a 8 ve. bridge 2:33 P. M.

rvice--7:148 P.M.

let the pastor tell you what he

| Pith Anniversary Of Dedication

The Carrollton Avenue Evangelical and Reformed Church will mark the 25th anniversary of the dedication of its present edifice with three special events beginning tomorrow, Dr. Ralph I. Holland of Indianapolis, a former pastor of the church who now is general secretary of the Indiana Council of Churches, will preach at the first anniversary service tomorrow at 10:30 a. m. His topic will be “The City of God.” Rev. Gebhardt To Speak The Rev. G. H. Gebhardt of Philadelphia, under whose ministry the church was built, will give the banquet address Friday night. The church will close its festive celebration with a special service next Sunday at 10:30

Arthur 8. Hollander who is the first member of the Beth-El Zedeck Temple to enter the rabbinate will be ordained tomorrow at the annual commencement of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America in New York. Young Mr. Hollander’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Hollander, and his sister, Miss Vera Hollander, 3320 Ruckle St. have left for the East to attend the ordination. The new rabbi will graduate with the degree of Master of ebrew Literature.

Butler Graduate

He was graduated from Shortridge High School and Butler Uni{versity, During his five years of training in the seminary, the new rabbi has conducted services in synagogs in Detroit, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, As a youth, he completed the course in the high school department of the Jewish Educational Association and the Beth-El Religious. School and once was president of the former Young Judea group.

'2 Student Preachers

At Butler Honored Two Butler School of Religion students ‘are among 11 student preachers given honorable men-, tion in a nation-wide contest con-| ted by-The-Pulpit-magazine. Bill Loyd Barnes, pastor of the Willlams Creek Christian Church, whose home is in Kansas ony, and Teddy ¥Xugene Turner, Twin Falls, Ida, pastor of the Fiat fl Rock Christian Church, are the! two Butler recipients. James Will, | student of the Evangelical United Brethren Seminary, Naperville, |

Ill, was named student preacher lof the of the year. |

ST. MATTHEW EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

E. New York & Oxford Sts. Rev. Carl H. Ameling 9:30 A, M.—8unday School for all sages. |

{10:30 A, M.—""The World Will I John 3:13-18, Hate You

ST. MARKS |

Prospect and Linden Sts. Rev. Duane E. Schroeder

Worship .uvveveesaes 10:45 A. M. Sunday School

UNITARIAN

NORTH UNITARIAN CHURCH Orchard School. 42d and Byram ? Church Service Sundays, 11 A. M. { | Rev. John K, Hammon, Minister, WI- 0829 Parsonage, 950 E. 34th a CHILDRENS DAT SERV Church Schoo Vics. Union College Shee esearch _Program. 10:30 A,

~ CENTRAL CHRISTIAN “CHURCH |

Delaware and Walnut A Walny Streets

Dr. W. A. hela Minister | Church School—9:30 A, M. | Morning Worship—10:45 A. M. Musto by excellent choir, i “The Problem of Our Dual Lives ' en Youth 2 Fellowships: 30 P.M.

ENGLEWOOD CHRISTIAN | "CHURCH. [87 N. Rural rey Pon

Two Morning Services, 5 T8- iy AS “Christ, The Lover of Children” a Boke Bchool

M.~~Christian 7:30-~Evening Worship >

| Sermon:

uarters—234 E. Michigan -

CENTRAL CORPS 234 E Michigan Major & Mrs, Clarence Critzer

FOUN. AIN SQuAn CORPS 1075 Hosbrook St

“Second Lt, James Davis

BELMONT ‘CORPS "1401-03 S. Belmont First Lieut. & Mrs. C. Roberts WEST SIDE CORPS 1517 W. Vermont Second Lieut. Chas. Knight

. Sunday School—3:00 P, M.

Sunday School—9:30 A. M. Morning Service—10:45 A. M. Evangelistic Service—7:45 P. M.

Holiness Meeting—2:00 P. M.

Evangelistic Service—7:45 P. M.

Sunday School—9:30 A. M, Morning Service—11:00. A. M. Evangelistic Service—7:45 P. M.

Sunday School—2:00 P. M. Holiness Service—3:00 P. M. Evongelistic Service—~7:45 P. M.

Holiness Service—10:30 A. M: Evangelistic Service ‘each evening—7:45 P. M. Sunday School—10:00 A. M. United Service with Fountain Square—7:45 P. M.

Sunday School—9:30 A, M. Holiness Service—10:45-A. M. Evangelistic Servica—7:30 P.M. Sunday School—9:45 A. M, Holiness Service-—11:00 A. M.Evangelistic Service—7:45 P.M.

Christ Church

"Blessed Are The Merciful”

(Episcopan ON THE CIRCLE The Rev. John P, Craine. Rector The Rev. Frederic P. Williams, Assist.-Rector , The Rev. William EB. Weldon, Priest-Organtss Sunday Services 8. 9:30, 11, 12:18 Weekdays 8. 12:08 Wed. and Pri. 7:00

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EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN 1

covers 330A, Mi)

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Rabbi Arthur S. Hollander

In 1949, Mr. Hollander married, the former Rachel Rosenstein of! Detroit.

10:30 A. M.—MOR

Dr. H. Edwin Andrew of the China Inland Mission. guest speaker, MAN'S EXTREMITY IS GOD'S OPPORTUNITY.”

CHURCH SCHOOL, 9:30 A. M.

= Church Office; L1-9502

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First United Lutheran Church

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

Local Man to Be Ordained Cornerstone Laying ini “so unders an As Rabbi Tomorrow |

Set for Tomorrow |

Members of the Memorial Pres-| |byterian Church will lay the cor{nerstone for their new educational]

fa. m. worship.

The congregation will receive

[the Holy Communion irt the stone | {church, 1120 Carrollton Ave. before assembling at the corner of {the building for the ceremonies.

Parishioners will place in the

cornerstone a copy of the Bible,

the U. 8. flag, the history of the

first 75 years of the church, cur-| [rent coins and the June 3, 1950,/sometimes called

ledition of the church bulletin. The educational addition will {include classrooms, a new dining room and kitchen. It will be built of concrete block and faced with stone to match the present edifice. [The total cost will be $50,000.

HST to Call Margaret

ABOARD PRESS YACET VAGABONDIA III, June 2 (UP) —President Truman planned to interrupt his vacation cruise briefly today to make a transAtlantic telephone call to daughre Margaret. .

NING WORSHIP

“Pastor's Home

BAPTIST CHURCHES

| WOODRUFF PLACE

| Cor. East Michigan at N. Walcott

Dr Walter Hand ! Daylight Saving Time

9:30 A. M.~Sunday School 10:45 A. M.—Communion Meditation. +00 P. M.—Vespers. $30 P Mo ~B « TPM -“The Soul's Sincere Desire.” -

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Meridian and Vermont Streets Ozie D. Pruett. Th.D. George Newton, music director. aul Fidlar, organist. 9:30 A. M.—Church School Classes. 4 45 A, M "Communion Meditation.” 7:00 P. M.—*The Refuge of the Soul.” '| Thursday, 7 pa. midweek prayer service] "The vangelist in the Pew |

CENTRAL BAPTIST |

Invites You to Worship With Us at Central Ave. & Westfield Blvd. 10:45 A. M.—~MornIng Service. 9:45 A. M.—Bible School. Classes for All Ages,

LYNDHURST--Lyndhurst Dr, 2 blocks 8. of Washington St. Donald J. Dunkin, pastor. Services 9:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.

CROOKED CREEK--N. Mich. Rd. & 86th. Louis G. Crafton. 9:45—10:45: | TPM

TUXEDO PARK—29 N. Grant (4100 East). U. S. Clutton, 9:30 A. M. 7:00 P. M,

EMERSON AVE.—Emerson & E. New York. Peter Vroom, 10:30 A. M.-T: 30 P. *. M.

| HOLIN E INVITES rou

ATTEND ITS CHUR

9:30 A. M.—Sunday School 6:30 P. M.—Young People

BEECH GROVE—120 8. 4th ARLES McHENRY

nn Brookside CHESTER WILKINS

CENTRAL—EIm and Pine

GA-4388

AT-5279

W. E. McGINNIS Greenwood B546J1 FIRST--3600 K. 80th C. EB. POSEY CH-0553

GREENWOOD--E. Main St. PAUL KNIGHT Greenwood 275

MoCARTY ST.—400 W. MeCarty LANDIS BRADFIELD AT-0T18 NORTHSIDE--1733 E. 46th THURMAN PREUSZ HU-T220

x WORLD WIDE WORK

he JHGRIM

Rolph E. Nibarger, Dist. Supt. BL. 0366

WESLEYAN IN FAITH AND DOCTRINE

SS CHURCH

AND YOURS TO

CHES TOMORROW 10:30 A. M.—Worship Hour 7:30 P. M.—Evangelistic Hr. | PROSPECT—2000 K. Prospeet

CLYDE MOREILLON M-3279 RIVERSIDE--1200 W. 21st

E. V. HALT WA-3754 SECOND-—1419 Cruft BROADUS DEAL GA-1394

SUNSHINE SARDENS. 3100 W. E ler JOHN EASTBURN GA-8668

VALLEY VIEW-—60th & Evanston JOHN MOSIER BR-9087

WARREN PARK-—6400 EK. 14 FREDRICK LYON

WESTSIDE-—464 N. Concord H. W. MASON

th IR-4219

BE-3062

25-Passenger, late design bus,

820 N. Meridian

Church Transportation Bus For

for picking up Sunday School classes and other church uses.

$995

MERIDIAN LOAN

ale ‘50 Chevrolet motor. Perfect

LI-5563

Raymond G. HOEKSTRA

Portland, Oregon

AN INTERNATIONAL MINISTRY OF FAITH, DELIVERANCE, AND MIRACLES, (Gal. 3:5)

June 5-17 Nightly 7:30

Except Monday and A A

Sundays || A. M.-3P. M.-7:30 P. M.

Tomorrow, oy 3:00 P. M., Evangelist Raymond G.

pre-revival Heaiin EVANG., VERA ACH].

FOR ALL PEOPLE — OF

ndenominational

11 North Meridian

0 Kilo. Mon. Thru Sat. 7:3

« W-I-B- c 1070 Kilo.—Sunday Night, 10:30 P, MM.

WAbash 2337

phy. Everyone Welcome. E, Sunday Night 7:30

REVIVAL CENTER:

Hugh L. LAYZELLE

Vancouver, B. C., Canada

Hoekstra will eonduct

ALL CHURCHES

non-sectarian

Youth For Chweist Auditorium i

0 A.M. 8 P.M.

| Rey. Hawopth, _ = a

a. m. Mrs. Kenneth Marshall, organist and choir director, ‘will arrange the musical program. A campaign for anniversary gifts

THE NEW LIFE—The Rev. Andrew /4 Brown lifts his hand in blessing above baptismal candi- [to reduce the building debt is date, Mrs. Lillian Miller. The posed scene also shows Deacon Harris Bridges, Deaconess Ethel Hop- [being kins and the mural painted by Herron Art School students.

conducted by Charles Scholer. The Rev. W. Krueger, pastor of the church, will pay

the founders and

Earl

| part service,

of tomorrow morning's]

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Jews Set to Begin

|addition tomorrow following 10:45 Celebration of Shovuos | Jews throughout the world willl

bexin the celebration of Shovuos)| {at sundown next Saturday. The| holiday will honor the Torah, or| {Holy Scriptures. Reform Jews will celebrate until the evening of Sunday, June 10, but Orthodox and Conserva{tive Jews for an additional day.! Shovuos means “weeks,” and is| the Feast of Weeks, or Pentecost, It is sol named because it falls seven] weeks after the festival of Pass-| over. The children of Israel on| the day commemorated their get-| ting of the Ten Commandments]

{on Mt, Sinal.

TION EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED -CHURCH

New Jersey and North Streets Frederick R ' Daries, Pastor

9:00 A. M.—Pirst service of worship— Sermon by Pastor Frankenteld. | 9:45 A. M.—Church School. 10:40 A. M.—8econd service of worship Sermon by Pastor Daries. Subject of Sermon Christians In - An Unchristian Society.”

Britivaed ‘Free Methodist

E. 31st & Forest Manor Ave. Rev.

Welcome to a Great Sunday School. 9:30 A Morning Nomship 10:30°A. M, Rev. C. Haworth, Ay speaker.

Evening Worship 7:30 P. M.

= UNITY PRAYER GROUP

Afriliated with Salsy, s Spmm Mo. | SOND ATM and 3 POA Onity Te A dash Sey Foansultant DR FREDERI jon ELIAS ANDREW

Open Daily 10 Sat. Till 3 __._ 8 E Market 5 Sam. 502, FR-4254

VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA 320 N. Iilinois St. Lt. Col. K. Grace Crandall, Comm.

BUNDAY. 7:30 P.M. Speaker, JOHN FARQUHARSON Musie, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rhees.

13th and Carroliton FORD PORTER, Pastor

BROADCASTS EACH WEEK

WCBC WIBC 1470—KC

1070-KC Mon, thru Fri. Sunday. 8:00 A.M. T:45 A, M. Sunday 10 A. M.

HCJB

Shortwave, 125M Priday, 9:30 P.M, Gospel Tracts in 24. Langusses Distributors in 100 Foreign Countries Provinces and Islands Services—9:30 A. M., 10:30 A.M. 6:30 P.M, 7:30 P.M. Sunday 7:30 P. M. In Charge of BEREAN GOSPEL TEAM Ls rom Boh J Jones University

Are we lacking? Do we not @ written word sufficient and gl

J. ognton Swanagan, |

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SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1951 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES |

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

TWO MORNING SERVICES. :

9:30 ang 11.4 Mt oorin. 2:6. BM a re AINE People, Pos lek Benoa! oars Peobie.

"One T

1:15PM

WALLACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN

4805 EAST 10TH ST. Rev. John H. Bergen, Minister Sunday School—0:30 A. M, Morning Worship—10:45 A. M.

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

The Historie Churn of Which

Henry W Was Minister Vermont and Pe jvania 8ts. JEAN 8, D.D. JOSEPH JIOENSTON Morni orehi 11:00 A. M.

Day ight Saving | Time. “Getting Away From AL” Dr. Milner, Chur a 5 A. M. Supper Te hursday, SP. M

TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN

34th and Central DR. ROY OS V.

THE REV

Ty RE - ROBERT 8 MOORHEA ® REV. DR. WALTER T. PEARCY 9: _ .M By School. 10:45 A «M.~Holy | Communion. ‘The Sacred

Roo! Dr. Vale preaching.

SESE RAE, ‘

MERIDIAN HEH Is Central Ave, at 47th Rev. Roy B. Conner Jr. Sunday School, 9:48 Worship, 10:48 “Oneness of Life.” Youth Groups, 6:30 P. M. .

FAIRVIEW

46th Capitol Avs. VIRGIL 'D. RAGAN. Minister 9:30 A. M.~Church Scheel 10:48 A. M.~Morning Worship © "The Redeamer.” Westminster Fellowship, 3:30 P. M.

Go to Church Sunday

METHODIST

CHURCHES

ROBERTS! \PARK CHURCH

Since 1821 Delaware at Vermont Ministers Amos L. Boren, D.D. George W. Dinwiddie, S. T. B. 9:30 A. M.—Church School G. Wilbur Little, Supt 110: 45 A M~Holy Communion. “The Eternal Meaning.” Dr. Boren,

5:30 P. M.--M. Y. F.

530P.M.—M. Y. F. 7:30 P. M.—“Blind Man's

Bluff.”

Holy Communion,

Dr. Boren.

EDGEWOOD

1822 E. Epler Services in new church. B. D. Thistlewaite. Minister 9:30 A. M.—Church School. 7

10:30 A, M.—*‘The Cost of Money. i :30 P. M —""Hidden Resources.’

BROADWAY

Fall Creek Pkwy. at Broadway Ministers: " ROBERT B. PIERCE, D.D. * CARL D. SHAVER, WM. R. BRANTLEY 1 Duplicate Worship Services 8:15—Communion, 10:45—Sermon: “Life's Lasting ‘ Legacy.” ‘Dr. Ralph M, Pierce. {6.00P.M.—M. Y. F. .

NORTH METHODIST CHURCH

Meridian at 38th Street .

{Dallas L. Browning—Gerald L. Clapsagdte-

| Ministers ! A. M.—Holy Communion.

| EAST 10TH STREET

METHODIST Charles R. Holmes, ’ Ministers. { RB. 10th St. at Keystone Ave. Church Schoo) 9:30 A. ML

10:45 A. M.—“The Call of God.” Message by Rev, Hdlmes, at M. Intermediate M. ¥. 6:00 P. M Methodist Youth Fellowship. |i Home of the Everson Bible Class

{ 8:30 i 9:30 A. M.—Church School. 110:45 A. M.—Morning Worship.

| An increasing number of Daopis are find. - ing the strength of God for their lives a¥ four Sunday morning worship services. | Hear Dr. Browning preach om, | “THE SILENCE OF JESUS." { |

_A One- -Hour Service.

Go t to Church Sunday.

Paul’ H. Frankenfeld. Assistant Pastor | sussmunusmmonmmon

CFRISTIAN, SCIENCE

CHURCHES

Branches of The Mother Church

The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass.

The Public Is Cordially Invited to Visit Our Services and

2 Free Reading

Morning Services at 11

Rooms (R. R.)

‘Lesson for Sunday, June 3d : ““Anecient and Modern Necromancy, Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced”

O'Clock in All Churches

and the Society

NORTHEAST

FIRST CHURCH

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DOWNTOWN

SECOND CHURCH

DELAWARE AT 12TH EVENING SERVICE 5 M., R R. 1920 N. MERIDIAN

34TH STREET

THIRD CHURCH

WASHINGTON BLVD. 3% 34TH EVENING SERVICE, - ML R. R.. CHURCH EOTPICE

WEST SIDE

SOCIETY 2246 W. WASHINGTON

IRVINGTON (EAST)

FOURTH CHURCH - PLEASANT RUN PKWY. 8. DR.

BYENING SERVICE, 8 P. M. . CHURCH EDIFICE

BROAD RIPPLE (NORTH)

FIFTH CHURCH COLLEGE AT 62D EVENING SERVICE, 1:30 P. M. R. R. CHURCH EDIFICE

SOUTH SIDE

SIXTH CHURCH

+1609'3 PROSPECT ST R. R.. 1611 PROSPECT ST.

NORTHWEST

SEVENTH CHURCH (COLORED)

310 W. 28TH ST. SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 9:30 A: M.

SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ABOVE CHURCHES AT 11 A. M.

Wednesday Evening Meetings In All Churchés and Society 8 P. M.

Christian Science Reading Room

| Sy Py

STHESE CHURCHES OF CHR

“CONTEND FOR THE FAITH WHICH WAS ONCE FOR ALL DELIVERED UNTO THE SAINTS” IS THE WRITTEN WORD SUFFICIENT?

Those who accept the Bible alone as a rule of religious faith and practice are often told, “you have only a part of the word of God. You have only the part that is written, while we have it oll; ye have both the written word and that which has come down to us by oral tradition.” These are questions

have enough? | we need? First

ham wie th, Who fram the bayaniag Ware Svwiinesas snd mia hiss of fhe word, if seemed good fo me alse, having fraced the course: of Shing areareleny Yom The Ten, 1o will ie o the In order, most excellent Theophilus, that thou mightest know fhe cor: \ fanty concorning fhe things wherein’ thou wl iced ake FAA AAA BELMONT: CHUR 1:1-4.) Iniroducing fhe book of Acls and referring fo CHURCH ® | writing, fhe book of Luke, he sald: "The former freatise | made, RYN OF CHRIST 0 Theophilus, concerning all that Jesus began both fe do and fo . feach, until the day in which he was received up, after that he 25 N. Layman Avense 1002 oot Belmont Avenue § Log oiven commandment Through the Holy Spirit uno The apes _ ; unday flos whom he had chosen.” (Acts 1:1,2.) Luke says he has undey Bible School 9:45 fraced It ALL from the beginning ‘and has given us ALL that -3 Bible School 9:45 Morning Worship 10:45 Jesus did and faughl. Was Luke felling the truth! If he old Morning Worship 10:45 Evening Worship ~~ 7:00° } fhe fruth when he sald he had given all that Jesus did and 3 Evening Worship 6:30 Wednesday Evening 7:43 then what has oral fradition fo add fo that! Luke gave } Wednesday Evening 7:45

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we would ask those who claim a superior knowledge through oral tradition just one question. Is that part which is written true? Does it tell the truth? That's the only concession we would ask; and, of course, we are convinced that it is true. But if it is true, it is also sufficient; for so it declares itself, 1s If sulficiont fo give us knowledge of Christi Lot ‘us hear Luke iniroduce is account of the gospel. — have faken in hand fo draw up a narrative concerning these matiers which have been fulfilled among us, even as they deliversd

Thursday Evening 7:45

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. The Synod o state . Pres - will meet simul to 14, on the cs College. Dr. C. Morto moderator of ( and Louisville, opening address present obsérva travels in Ce America. Dr. H turned from his

The opening s {n the historic terian Church. tion of the Hol) moderator for elected.

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Other speake! tion will be D1 Philadelphia, ge the Board of Ch Dr. Samuel A. missionary to ( H. Baldwin, of tional Missions Julian Price Lo terian Theologi Louisville, Ky. Baldwin of the . Missions. Mrs. Elizabe Chicago, represe Board's branch the women of ciety during Mrs. H. A. Vern will preside at fng on June 13 will be united = Religious eve

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