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3 Church , at dinner need not distress you too much. For more than likely they have a meaning quite differ-

; ~The one I recall wept a bit from sheer pleasure and he Vas! ashamed, masculine creature though he is.

Editor

the cheeks of a young soldier

Take GIs Into Homes But the Second Presbyterian Church is taking the-soldiers into their homes and into their hearts in a very special manner. : Every Sunday morning, the gervicemen of many different. denominations who attend morning worship, are invited to a little réception afterward in the social room. They are made the center of the occasion, quite honored guests, as they drink cooling fruit punch. When the informal, get-ac-quainted party is over, the church families take them in uniform home to dinner with them.

Offer Varied Entertainment

They entertain them in various ways — with tennis, swimming, radio, television, movies and the like. Frequently, they just sit and listen while the boys talk of their parents and the people back home. “They're 80 young, 80 far away from all who are dear to them, so homesick,” was the comment made with feeling by Mrs. William Snyder Hall. Mrs. Hall heads the church committee which plans for entertainment of the boys. “The servicemen enjoy just sitting, just having an interested audience for what they have to say,” she continued. “One Sunday, I glanced up at one who happened to- be having Ainner with us. Tears were run““iiTng Off hig face: He was nappy as could be but éverywhere he looked something reminded him of his home and he just couldn't / help the tears. “I kept my eyes on my plate

have been crying, too.

“It has meant a lot to the Sec- and unmarried.

ond Church to carry on this proj-

Service in Africa

offer their services. because in a few minutes I would must be between 20 to 26, college Youth for Christ Internationai § graduates, active church members and national leader of the British ly. for C., is making a speaking

The Methodist Church paPticu-|tour of the United States with his

for the church's efforts for men in uniform. Bome came from mothers dreading what lies ahead for their sons, and many of the boys ves. joined

One serviceman recently the Second Presbyterian Church. It is the picturesque Gothic edifice at Vermont and Pennsylvania Sts., of which Dr. Henry Ward Beecher once was pastor, Dr. Jean 8S. Milner is the present minister. Another soldier counted attendance’at the Second Church so important that he telephoned. a committee member and apologized because he was going on furlough and would be unable to be present. “Sunday is the only day the men are permitted to sleep late,” Mrs. Hall observed. makes them come to church; .no officer sends them, And it isn’t

well fed at the post. It's the touch with a real home that they need. “ ‘Oh, a tablecloth. Isn't it wonderful’,” Mrs. Hall quoted one of them as saying. The committee which carries on the hospitality project at the Sec-| ond Church, in addition to Mrs. Hall, includes Mrs. Lucien Dunbar, Mrs. Ray Peterson, Mrs. Vance Smith, Mrs. George Rose, Mrs. Kenneth Griffith and Mrs. James I. Cunningham.

Urged to Volunteer For Christian

Applicants]

ect. ¢ started it in February. And do you know, our attendance

has improved. Our people find the tedchers, ‘boys an incentive to come to rectors, technicians,

"church. Last Sunday, .took home six of them. families have entertained them since we began the custom. “We have set up a table in the rear of the church at which we

8! ’ , ™ ask the servicemen to register asi Area will receive young people’s| EMERSON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH — ° ev. Ind, who Is both a businessman and a

they enter. We tell them about the party to follow the services| Previously, we will have arranged| with church families for dinner invitations. “Usually two boys are placed] with each host. Mail Cards to GIs “One of our committee always! mails a card to the men ‘who register on Sunday. And they| look forward to those cards, One| of the post chaplains told us that some of the boys never get any} mail at all.” { Mrs. Hall displayed a sheaf of letters from all parts of the] United States expressing thanks| Brightwood Free Methodist gi £. 31st & Forest Manor Ave. | Rev. J.

Clinton Swanagan.' Minister ! Welcome to a Great Sunday School. 9:30 A. M. | Morning Worship 10:30 A. M,| Sermon by the pastor | “Life Begins At ?” { Evening Worship 7:30 P. M.| “Immortal Destiny” |

UNITY PRAYER GROUP

. Affiliated with Unity Lee's Summit. Mo DR FREDERICK ELIAS ANDREWS Open Monday thru Fridays, 10a m to4p m Unity Literature—Classes—Consultant 8 E. Market St, Rm, 502, FR-4254

“VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA 320 N. Illinois St.

Lt Col. K. Grace Crandall, Comm. SUNDAY. T:30P. M. ~—Speaker— Ed Henry Special Music: Berean Jubilee Trio,

Accompanied by Miss Dixie Russell

ST. MATTHEW EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

EB. New York & Oxford Sts Rev. Carl H. Ameélung 9:30 A. M.—Sunday School for ‘all ages.

10:30 A. M.—"Eternsl Life, The Gift of God.”” Rom, 6:19.23.

“CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Delaware and Walnut Streets (700 North) Dr W A Shullenberger. Minister Church School—9:30 A. M. Morning Worship—10:45 A. M. Music by excellent choir Bermon: “It Happened While They Were Going." Youth Fellowship-§:30 P, M.

ENGLEWOOD CHRISTIAN CHURCH

#7 N. Rural "D Two Morning Services. 8:15-10:45

“Christ, the Intercessor” $1 PM sten Youn . . . ristian ou! 7:30—Evening Worship

“Lakeside Resort” RL EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH

New Jersey and North Streets ederick R. Dares. Pastor = pam . Frankenfeld. Assistant Pastor > ~Church School. 10:00 A. gti ice Sorship. Tmon : “Master of Wind and Wave”

SI. MARKS

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

r Harry Poll

seviniliv 10:15 A. M. Ll seesee DO0A.M. ; ba

and recreation specialists. Dr. Edwin R. Garrison, administrative assistant to Richard C. Raines of the Indiana

applications for service in Africa.

“Nobody |

food that they want. Por they are|

OPEN HEARTS OPEN DOORS—Mrs. John H. Toy fares forth from the Second Presbyterian Church with two dinner gyests—Pfc. Frank B. Hood (left), Indiana, Pa., and Pvt. Don Tineran, Amour, S. D.

Briton and Greek Bishop To Talk Here Tomorrow

and English - vice president oOf}avenue Baptist Church. The Rev. Mr. Hoy Youth for Christ International

will speak In Indianapolis tomor-| row, |

crated to the rank of bishop a Five young men of 4-F classi- year ago. He was born in Patras, the Pol birthdays: Dr. John Calvin, fication of the Indiana Methodist Greece, studied in the University Area are being urged to volunteer of Athens and is a graduate of jr"jjiion archbishop for Christian service in Africa Hartford Theological under the Methodist Church, The five from Indiana will go assistant dean of the Greek Semto Africa for a three-year term inary. : . BS paTE ofa Broups of -EO«young! Indignanalis, Youth for Christ people designated for religious will present Allen Eric Hutchings work on the “Dark Continent.” © “The church also is asking fivejat 7:30 o'clock in the Revival Fight for Survival?” young women from this area to Center, 2011 N. Meridian St. i Mr. Hutchings, vice president of 'w

larly desires. the services of ele- wife. mentary and secohdary school! = Mr. religious “education -di- Bible scholar as well as a speaker, . youth “lead- will tell of his observations over-| one family ers, builders, musicians, manual seas outside the Iron Curtain and And 300(arts teachers, children’s workersiof the great religious néeds of |Europeans.

Bishop rector of Y. for C., will preside.

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Pe BRIN IN IFA I V.Y CE RAYMOND G.HOEKSTRA Directo

9:45 AM.—SUNDAY SCHOOL—9:45 A.M.

11:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP R. G. Hoekstra, Speaking

3:00 P. M. Healing Rally

7:45 “The Church In Power And Victory”

¥ \ NIGHTLY, 7:45, EXCEPT MON. and SAT. SPECIAL BROADCAST—2 P.M. SUNDAY, WCBC “WCBC (1470 Kc.) Monday _ Thur Saturday—7:30 A M.

A Greek Orthodox bishop and preacher, will give the srmons both morn-

Home Nursing Classes

| Baptist Association will hold their |annual Christmas Tree Party {Friday in the Baptist Church, | Act

lealled “Brooks House” in Ham- ROO

‘{mond. Each year in midsummer, the | Baptist women hold this Christmas party, frequently to accumulate and. ship gifts to a faraway mission field. |

[| Friday, a trimmed tree will furnish the focus of interest in

> ert LN » ze 2 vE

— _ SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1951 Garfield Heights Church of Christ 2842 Shelby Street Ba : Evening Service, 7 P. M,

~GA-9480 Wed. Eve. Service, 7:45

Bible Study, 10 A. M.

W. L TOTTY, Minister Morning Worship, 11 A. M.

BAPTIST CHURCHES WOODRUFF PLACE CENTRAL BAPTIST

Cor. Bast Michigan at N. Walcott Invites You to Worship With Os ' Dr. Walter Band at Central Ave & Westfield Blvd

Daylight Saving Time 10:45 A. MB 9:30 A M.--8unday School. > orning Servies. 10:45 A. M.—"Lost tn Your Own Home.” 9:45 A. M.—~Bible School 4°00 P. M.~Vespers Classes for All Ages.

Sy. Women of the Indianapolis

Chartered buses will pick up an 200 women in front of the First Baptist Church at 9:15

a. m. and drive them to Acton. | 8:30P M—B.Y.P x ‘| The churchwomen will bring LYNDHURST—Lyndhurst Dr. 3’ 8. with them a variety of packages| FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH oot Washington, St | Donald J, Quakin.

VERMONT & MERIDIAN Ozie D. Pruett, Th.D. .

all tied with tissue paper and ribbons as if for Christmas gifts. George Newton, choir director. Such articles as bedding, curtains, Paul Fidiay oreaniat, aprons " hoo! L 9:30 A. M.—Church School Classes. plies S 38 4 sbi Le 0:48 A. M.—€ommunion Meditation. 7:00 P. M.~‘‘Consider Jesus.” will 0 10, the Baptist soetal ey Thursday. 7:30 P. M., Prayer Service. tlemen! e stian nter

KED CREEK--N Mich, & a OR ie G. Crafton. is oie P. TUXEDO PARK—20 N. Grant (4100 Bast). U. 8 Clutton. 9:30 A. M.. 7:00 P. M.

EMERSON AVE.—Emerson & BE. New York Pater Vroom. 10:30 A, M.-T:30 P. M.

SESS SO60

\ THE SALVAT

234 E. Michigan

\ Great Youth Evangelism Service

Sunday Evening, July 8. 7:45 p. m.

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN STUDENTS AND INSTRUCTORS

FROM THE SALVATION ARMY INDIANA

the Acton Church. Mrs. C. H.| Hansen, Baptist White Cross di-

rector, will take charge of ‘the

gifts. Mrs. Ellsworth J. Healey, president of the Baptist women, will preside. Scientist Churches

List Lesson-Sermon--

“Sacrament” is the subject =}

pone

“

the lesson-sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, for tomorrow. The golden text is: “The hour

Planned by Red Cross

| Three new Red Cross Home | Nursing classes will begin soon y . 4.00 A

3 ‘| The lesson-sermon also includes &

lat the chapter house, 1126

ing and night tomorrow in the Emerson Meridian St.

Hutchings, known _ as: a

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Student Youth Fellowship

morrow at 9:30 a. m. in the Holy meeting.

Trinity Greek Orthodox Church. THE

FOR MEN—C. H. Hopper, chairman, sends phone at Lincoln 1441. Bishop Tsoukalas was conse- notices to the churches of the city when the | birthday anniversaries of famous religion-

ists fall due. Mr. Hopper today announced

one of july 10, 1509: Dr. Thomas Cranmer,

{ 1716 [Prior to his consecration, he was of Christian Science. July 16, 1831. SQUARE CHRISTIAN HURCH-—The church will ob College Day next Sunday When fash Bitte

# FOUNTAIN

tomorrow night

the

and Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy, fou

inance Bible College students wi

ollected.

and Mary ASSUMPT omen of the parish will receive Holy

body tomorrow at the Schwein pastor.

CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN

om a

THISTIAN "MEN BUILDERS,

e You Contribgting Harris O. give the talk tomorrow at 9 ATH

munion in a m. Mass.

Fellowship and the Christian m|July 16, and will meet from

fathers of Preshyterjaniism. efof Canterbury, July | Schlatter, early GerSeminary. man Reformed leader in America. July 44. bers of the Methodist Youth Felnder .

Thira;

to America’s|

1Ax p. m. each Tuesday and Friday reads: “We worship spiritually

{CHURCH—Parker Rossman, national di- [for 315 weeks beginning July 17.| worship maThe Rt. Rev. Ezekiel Tsoukalas, rector of student work for the Disciples of ginning July Li.lonly as we cease to Worship

bishop of Nazianzos, dean of the Christ. will be the guest of the Disciple Greek Orthodox Theological Sem- third course, begins at 1 p inary, Brookline, Mass., will Offl- pisciple House, 46th and Ilinois 8ts.|3 p. m. each Monday and Thurs ciate at the pontifical liturgy to- supper at 6 p.m. will be followed by the gay for three weeks.

CHRISTIAN FIRESIDE councn, Registrations may be made by| The Primitive Baptist Confer-

Mother and Baby Care,

Will Meet Monday

Senior and intermediate mem-

|lowship of the Indianapolis District will meet Monday at 7 p. m.

Ji in the Woodside Church, Temple

"land Southeastern Aves. es

.aa°hnson| talks followed by refreshments. Faith N sing. ON I os

Ralph Robertson president and the Rev. W. M.

FIRST— 161 &- Delaware:

Rev. Marcus W Johnson. Minister

11:00 A. M. Subject

UNION—17th & Re

Rov: Gerard. Ti: 5, 4 Su

and! {0:30 AY M. Subject

| Two classes in Home Care of once makes a practice of ministering to small ithe Sick and Injured will meet frealth with Key to the Scrip-

struggling churches and assisting them to the point of self-support. (from 1 to 3 p. m. or from 7 to 9 tyres”

UNIVERSITY PARK CHRIST

the |terially.” 3 Fv 3 State Commander 1 to Baptist Conference 3 In Charge of Service To Open at Plainfield 3 camara R The public is invited to enjoy this great service

Methodist Youth Group

The young péopie will "present; a program of music and brief

is iments. [Chiejgt Church

b Daily: Aa:m.; Wed. & Fri., 7.

? cometh and now is when the true 3 |worshippers shall worship the 8 9

|Father in spirit and in truth.”

YOUTH INSTITUTE

Now in Session at Camp Elm, Oaklandon, Indiana

Camp Band—Choral Groups

1 — a — 0 —

LT. COLONEL H. PUGMIRE

la passage from the Christian Sci- 9 textbook, ‘Science and

by Mary Baker Eddy. It

ence of the Central States will meet Tuesday through Thursday ¢ in the Friends Church, Plainfield, 3 Ind.

WS | Miss Doris June Hill of Indi-% anapolis is secretary-treasurer of | SSTCELE665¢

the conference. Walter L. King, A

puis rons’ ‘otros § (SH RISTIAN SCIENCE eee CHURCHES...

| include, John H. Siebrasse, SomBranches of The Mother Church .The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass.’

and see the Salvation Army's Youth Education program in action.

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Q = 3 ® 2 o lad —-- = a ® ~ wn

{erville, Ind; chairman, and Gene Hurst, Plainfield. vice chairman...

(Episcopal) 'S The Public Is Cordially Invited to Visit Our Services and . R. Summer..Schedule Free Reading Rooms (R )

Lesson for Sunday, July 8th wo AMSACRAMENT” - Morning Services at 11 O'Clock in All Churches . ard the Society : IRVINGTON (EAST)

Sundays: 8, 10, 11a. m.

| Full Choi of Men and Boys at Late Sunday Service

Nursery Care Also Provided NORTHEAST

The Rev. Rogér Malsbary, di-

Other religious events follow:

Clarence Hoy, of Evansville,

“You Are It" “Taking Ourselve- ~a We Afe.” Millersville HISTORIC Lewis road EBENEZER LUTHERAN CHURCH Wespcnparser resents "The Life of St. Paul''

3 in Sound Motion Pictures o EACH SUNDAY MORNING DURING JULY AND AUGUST Following the Church Service at 9:30 THIS SUNDAY—"AMBASSADOR FOR CHRIST”

FOURTH CHURCH PLEASANT RUN PKWX.. 8. DR. AT BUTLE

B EVENING SERVICE, 5 P, M. R. R.. CFURCH EDIFICE

FIRST CHURCH

3620 E. 38TH ST. EVENING SERVICE, 5 P. M. R. R.. CHURCH EDIFICE

This Summer, Tomorrow Visit Indiana's Historic Church ON THE CIRCLE

DOWNTOWN

SECOND CHURCH DELAWARE AT 12TH

BROAD RIPPLE (NORTH])

FIFTH CHURCH

COLLEGE AT 62D EVENING SERVICE, 7:30 P. ML

Bed

= First United Lutheran Charch

701 N. Pennsylvania St. PAUL E. HUFFMAN, Pastor 10:30 A. M.—MORNING WORSHIP “A Passion For Goodness” CHURCH SCHOOL, 9:30 A. M.

Church Office, L1-9502

Pastor's Home, HI-3925

EVENING SERVICE 5 P. M. R R

. 1920 N. MERIDIAN R. R. CHURCH EDIFICE

34TH STREET

THIRD CHURCH

WASHINGTON BLVD. AT 34TH EVENING SERVICE. 8 P. M

SOUTH SIDE

SIXTH CHURCH 1609%2 PROSPECT ST R R. 1611 PROSPECT 8T.

Hlbing Evangelize Tis World

13th and Carrollton FORD PORTER. Pastor

re ree

~ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

Delaware at Sixteenth GEORGE ARTHUR FRANTZ CHARLES RICHARD BROWN

TWO MORNING SERVICES

9:30 and 11 A.M. Sermon by Rev. Brown,

Services Each Evening 7:30

REVIVAL

STARTING July 6 thru July 15

At The

Wesleyan Methodist Church

29th and Winthrop Rev. B. O. Crow, Evangelist

George Russell, pastor |

METHODIST

CHURCHES

ROBERTS PARK CHURCH

Since 1821 Delaware at Vermont Ministers Amos L. Boren, D.D, George W. Dinwiddie, 8. T. B. 9:30 A. M.—Church School G. Wilbur Little, Supt

Special Music: The W. A. H. Ines Trio.

METHODIST

BH me areata Bon cof alow Go to Church Sunday,

| | | { | |

widdie. 530P.M—M. ¥Y. F. 7:30 P M.—“Thy Neighbor - Thyself.” Rev. Din-| widdie.

{ |

EAST 10TH STREET |S

BROADWAY

Fall Creek Pkwy. at Broadway Ministers: ROBERT B. PIERCE, D.D. CARL D. SHAFER, WM. R. BRANTLEY Duplicate Worship Services

{10:45 A. M.~"‘My Duty to Doubt.”| 8:15—and 10:45. Rev. George W. Din- Sermon: “Sources of Power for

Every Day Living.” 6:00 P. M.—M. Y. F.

Meridian at 38th Sireet Dallas L. Browning, D.D Gerald L. Clapsaddle. B.D Ministers

A. M.—Prayer Fellowship. A.M. Church School

A.M ~"Are You Afraid of Critieism?" Rev. Clapsaddle, Unexcelled Facilities For Christian Education

EDGEWOOD

1822 B. Epler Services In new church. B.D Thistiewaite. Minister 9:30 A M —Chureh School {10:30 ‘A. M.—" “What Religion Does for Us.” 7:30 P. M.—"Bulldihg Character.”

~ NORTH CHURCH |

WALLACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN

4805 EAST 10TH ST. Rev. John H. Bergen, Minister Sunday School—9:30 A. M, Morning Worship—10:45 A. M.

—

Rmgeneem:= Tras ee MERIDIAN HEIGHTS

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

The Historie Church ot Which Aenry Ward Beecher Was Minister Vermont and Pennsyivania Sts JEAN 8 MILNER. DD Minister JOSEPH W_ JOHNSTON Morning Worship. 11:00 A. M. Communion Dr. Milner, preaching

Sunday School 9:30.

Worship 8:30 and 10:30 “Variety of Life.”

P. R.. CHURCH EDIFICE ROA NORTHWEST BROADCASTS EACH WEEK WEST LOE - SORAVES WIBC weac SOCIETY +14 COLORED) KC Mon. thru Pri 2246 W. WASHINGTON SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 9:30 A. M.

uri AM SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ABOVE CHURCHES AT 11 A. M.

Wednesday Evening Meetings

Services—9:30 A. M., 10:30 A. M. In All Churches and Society 8 P. M.

6:30 P.M.. T:30 P.M.

| 7:30 P. M.—Baptismal service, in flowing water baptistry.

i | 1070— | Sunday. 8:00 AM. | | | {

Christian Science Reading Room S Jointly Maintained, 30 N. Pennsylvania St. Pastor Ford Porter will speak 2 AR L

| at both services. I AA

STHESE CHURCHES OF CHRISTS

o “CONTEND FOR THE FAITH WHICH WAS ONCE FOR e ALL DELIVERED UNTO THE SAINTS”

WHO SHOULD READ THE SCRIPTURES?

| FAIRVIEW

46th and Capitol Ave. VIRGIL D. RAGAN. Minister

TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN

34th and Central THE REV. DR. ROY EWING VALE THE REV. DR. WALTER T. PEARCY

9:30 A M —8unday School

1045A. M —-"Relp They Mine Unbelfef." r aie

{ | | : {

9:30 A. M.—Church School. 10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship

“The Intrusiveness Versus Meekness of Jesus.”

| Go to Church Sunday

9:30 A. M.—Sunday School 6:30 P. M.—Young People BROOKSIDE--210] Brookside CHESTER WILKINS CENTRAL-Elm ane Pine

W E McGINNIS Greenwood 8460)

FIRST 3600 B. S0th C. EB POSEY

GREENWOOD—-E M PAUL KNIGHT

MeCARTY ST.—400 W. M

LANDIS DFIELD WARREN PARK-—8400 8. 1402 BRADPI AT-0T7® TPREDRICK LYON [R-4219 |], NORTHSIDE—1733 E. 401 poate THURMAN PREUSZ go-ue ow a 85-3962

Rolph E. Nibarger, Dist. Supt. BL. 0366 WESLEYAN IN FAITH AND DOCTRINE

\The JSLGRIM

HOLINESS CHURCH INVITES vou AND YOURS TO

ATTEND ITS CHURCHES TOMORROW

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aln St . Greenwood 378

R LD WIDE WORK,

10:30 A. M.—Worship Hour 7:30 P. M.—Evangelistic Hr.

PROSPECT 2000 E. Prospect

CLYDE MOREILLON M-3279

RIVERSIDE! w. had { RV RAT wane | OF CHRIST +. OF CHRIST CHURCH OF CHRIST SECOND—1419 Cruft , | 960 West 31st Street 1041 Spruce Street Sunda NAN GARDE jae Sunday Sonic Bible School 9:45 SUNSHINE GARDENS. $100 W. Epler 1 | Bible School 9:45 Bible School 9:45 : : ny RaSAAS Ev Ga-ti ! Worship 10:45 Marit Worship 10:45 Morning Worship 10:45 JORN MosTER © BR-som || Evening Worship 7:45 Evening Worship 6:30 Evening Worship 7:45

: (FOR JULY 7, 1951) & Another challenging question regarding the scriptures is the question, “Who should read them?” According to a very widespread notion, they were written for and should be read by only an exclusive professional class called the clergy. But at the time the scriptures were writ- | ten there was no such class; and Jesus condemned even the spirit of such classification when | ® he said in Matthew 23:5-10 regarding the Pharisees: “But all their works they do to be seen » of men: for they make broad their phylacteries, and enlarge the borders of their garments, '@ and love the chief place at feasts, and the chief seats in the synagogues, and the salutations @ '@ in the marketplaces, and to be called of men, Rabbi. But be not ye called Rabbi: for one is @

@ your feacher, and all ye are brethren. And call no man your father on the earth: for one is your Father, even he who is in heaven. ® { Neither be ye called masters: for one is your master, even the Christ. This forever forbids any such class distinctions among follow:

~~~ of of Christ; and those who make such distinctions have imbibed % ® BELMONT CHURCH the spirit of the world and not the spirit of Christ. The scrip- IRVINGTON CHURCH » * tures could not have been writien, then, .for a class that did . OF CHRIST ° OF CHRIST not exist, and which should never exist so far as Christ Is o concerned. For whom, then, were the scriptures written! 1002 South Belmont Avenue Let us notice fo whom they are addressed. Luke addressed 25 1 Layman Avena s Sunday his to Theophilus, which means "lover of God" and may mean Sunday Bible School 9:45 § any lover of God. (Luke 1:3; Acts 1:1.) Paul addressed his, § Bible School 945 @ Morning Worship 10:45 "fo all that are in Rome, beloved of God, called fo be sainfs” ¢ Morning Worship 10:45 ® Evening Worship 7:00 (Rom. 1:7), "unto the church of God which is at Corinth, even ? Evening Worship 6:30 Wednesday Evening 7:45 § fo them that are sanctied In Christ Jesus, called fo be sainis, } Wedgesday Evening 7:45 ¢ with all that call upon the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, their WEST WASHINGTON SI. Lord and ours” (I Cor. 1:2), and "fo all the saints in Christ BRIGHTWOOD CHURCH ® CHURCH OF CHRIST Jews th we al Mita with the bishops wh deacon. OF CHRIST kif wrofe Paul, and so wrofe other inspi 2302 West Washington Street wrifers. No person could read those addresses and fail fo see 2446 orth Gale Some Sunday that these scriptures were written fo all Christians, the com Sunday Bible School 9:45 mon people, and never fo any special or exclusive class. If } Bible Study 9:45 Morning Worship 10:30 § they were addressed fo the common people, then they be- ? Worship 10:45 Evening Worship ~~ 7:00 § longed fo the common people, and should be read by the 3 Evening 6:30

common people. (Continued next week.)

FOUNTAIN SQUARE CHURCH

Wednesday Evening 7:30

40TH & NORTH CAPITOL

Wednesday Evening 7:30

NORTH INDIANAPOLIS CHURCH

Thursdoy Evening 7:45 Wednesday Evening 7:30 Wednesday Evening 7:45

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