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" Church News— -

The World Needs Lent

ducts an adult Bible

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER class on

Times Church Editor You can transform Indian- ¢

apolis and the whole country

‘ommunion; ganizations. of the forming study groups,

you yearn if—

Today as we each Wednesday night:

stand on the

with the world confused as it is, Rev. “Goo

the Rev: Laman H..Bruner Jr.

doesn’t ‘see .that “if” as insurmountable. . Rector Bruher bf Trinity Episcopal Church even offers a blueprint for -a world with problems solved and goodwill prevailing, the paradise we

sCek, Trinity Church. It is 13th century One day this week, I dropped Gothic in style and constructed | in his office in Trinity parish of random ashler hand-cut In-| house just to ‘sound him out on/diana limestone. Members hope Lent. I was eager to hear what to worship in it byyJuly. new thing he would say about such an old religious observance. jem,” the rector remarked as I All of us marvel at ourselves was leaving. zestfully marking high and holy God solves it. What we want to days — Christmas, Thanksgiving, do {3s release the love of God this Easter—year after year as surely Lent,” he concluded. as leaves fall off the calendar. And Lent, especially, appears B speak a message to many. seems to act as an ny re hand reaching out to men and women causing them to pause < and think, to pray, to regret their shortcomings.

Aided Spiritual Thinking

Surrounding us in Rev. Bruner’s " study were things encouraging to spiritual thinking—shelves upon| “Dr. Lewis J. Sherrill, Union shelves of books, pictures, keep- e ; ~gakes acquired in travel, candles, Fonesiogical Semingey: New York, a cross and a huge Bible bound give addresses dealing with | phases of religious education at |

in bright red leather. He is a clergyman who fastens 111:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Tues-| day and at 11 a. m. and 3 p, m.

on the thing in band in an un: yp 4. 0, y hurried manner. Only a limited Dr. Homer W. Carpenter, pas-

time could be given to our con-i,.... 41o pret Christian Church,

versation since a funeral and a : | Louisville, Ky., will speak .both study class both were scheduled Tuesday and Wednesday on:

for the rector. Even so, it became, Preaching for Our Day” at the

Rev. Bruner’s chief interest at] ministers’ retreat. Dr. William the moment to talk about Lent |Robinson and Prof. Ronald E.

and tell me how modern Ameri-| Osborn, both of the school fac-| cans can exploit it for the good lulty, also will address the min.

of us all, . listers. ‘The world would be a paradise Ministers wives will lunch to-

i except for man’s ugliness and dis- |gether Wednesday in the Disciple

obedience to God,” was his solemn | » . House with Mrs. Edith Griffin as pronouncement. "Mah by Qisobe¥. ..\..; "At the ministers’ Iurichs!

ing his maker has made the earth eon 4he same day in the Broad

a place of evil. “Man finds the cure in God any RiDDe Lorisin CRu, Dr. Foi

the story of that cure in the Holy Scriptures. That is why knowl- Usted Ohyistan Missionary Soedge of the Bible is of utmost y a importance.

Bruner told mie.

to be saved.

: Retreat Planned

The Butler School of Religion announces its annual lectureship

isters’. Association Retreat to be held on the campus next week.

rg = T # Harder to Preach Now Scientist Churches

“Preaching used to be easier,” List Lesson-Sermon he said wistfully. “When Phillips, . «yringn jo th e "subject of the Brooks talked .about Elijah and lesson-sermon in all Churches of the juniper tree; people Knew cy.ict giientist, for tomorrow. what he meant. Now they have ~mpne jecson-sermon also inno idea because they don't read cludes. the following passage:

the Bible at home.” “The human mortal mind, by an (I didn’t betray myself, of , i iiapia perversion, makes all course, but I had forgotten about }inoq start from the lowest inElijah and the juniper tree. When gi004 of from the highest mortal I returned to The Times; I pulled thought.” The

quotation was out my Bible and read the story tayen from: the Christian Science in_1 Kings. Elijah fled the wicked toyipook,. “Science and Health

_ Jezebel into the wilderness. There ” by "he sat down under a juniper tree hid Rey to a Sariptives, by and fell asleep. He was waked by mpg golden text is: “Be. not an angel and miraculously fed.) ‘foonformed to this world: But be “lI feel man has sinned yo transformed by the renewing through pride, Rev. Bruner con- ¢ your mind, that ye ‘may prove tinued. “His pride sepgrates him ypa¢ jo that good, and-acceptable

from God. and perfect w n “To overcome pride, in the 5.0 Pp Wl -of Sof" «Rem.

Lenten season we' have prayer, instruction and "fasting. Fasting can be a8 simple“as denying oneself cigarets as we remember the . Passion, Death and glorious By Methodist Group Resurrection of Our Lord.” The Methodist Players will preThen the rector told of the sent two one-act religious plays

Plays to Be Given

.. many projects going forward in tomorrow night in the Irvington

his church to further a practical [Methodist Church. knowledge of the Bible and the

Group singing 4at 7 p. m. will church.

Projects Outlined {Cedric Mount’s “Twentieth Cen. {tury Lullaby’ ‘and the miracle Sunday School pupils during play, “Dust of the Road” by KenLent gather in the church audi- neth Goodman. torium for the. Children’s Eu-| George Thorman, head of the charist. Just befpre Communion Community Education Division of is given, the younger children re- the Family ‘Service Association,

tire to their Sunday classes and will lead a discussion of the first:

the confirmed ones remain to re- play. Mrs. Wilson Patterson will * celve the -Sacrament, |direct the plays.

About 20 of the boys and girls| ——— rl ST. MARK'S .

aré taking instruction prepara- | EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

tory to confirmation. The class meets on Saturday. Prof. James Blair Miller of the | Prospect and Linden Sts. Butler Scho#l of Religion. is con- Rev. Duane E. Schroeder ducting a seminar on. “The Ad- Sunday School ...... 9:30 A, M. venture of Religious Education” Worship ............. 10:45 A. M. for parents and teachers on Mon-| ~~ ey — day nights during Lent in the! ST. MATTHEW

church. EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

In addition, Rev. Bruner con- | > — — a 8. New York & Oxford Sts.

- UNITARIAN Rev. Carl H. Amelung SOULS

| 9:30 A. M.—8unday School for All Ages 1453 N. Ala. © Dr. E. B. Backus 0:30 A. M.—"Back to God!” Jerem. 8:4-9 Sun.: 9:15 AM., WFBM; Church 11 A. M

Church’ School 10 A. M.-13 Noon Brighiwood Free Methodist

wr UNITARIAN | oR ZION

F EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH SERDTE=" ENE ROB dEiD Stress . | oe EC pankentela Adkoriate Pastor *~ UNITY PRAYER GROUP

Pastor Frankenfeld will Afiliafed with Unity Lee's Summit; Mo. Subject of Sermons: Unity Literature—Classes—Consultant | Rpeceded by re Song 1700 North) Music by excellent chofr.

ALA

Rev. J. Clinton Bwanagan, Minister—CH-2121

“Great Mindedness' Rev. John K. Hammon Winthrop 0829 "Church School 1030 A! M. Character Research Project

guest speaker,

4 10:40 A, M.—Second Service of Worsh Pastor Darles will preach ip Sunday 11:00 A. M. and 3:00 P. M. Baptism oF 20 Open Daily 10 to 4; Saturday Til 3 | Wednesday, 7oaaiafen in ‘the late service ‘Delaware and Wamut Streets Church School—§:30 A. M. Morning Worship—10:45 A. M.

JCHURGH

preach hurch Sc DR. FREDERICK ELIAS ANDREWS = .4 Meaning of Lent" 8 E. Market St. Rm. 502. FR-4254 - + | OL the Lord's Supper a | Dr. W. A. Shullenberger, Minister { | |

Sermon: ‘‘Pateful Choices” Mr. George W. Barger, HE —Youth Fellowship—5'

THIRD CHRISTIAN

17th at" Broadway Dr. A. C. Brooks, Minister

9 :30-~Church Senos n 30—Worship -. t “Is Your Will as Great as Your Want?" | Dr. Heinrich Frick, guest speaker, i Christian Jth Pellowship— 4.00 ©. M. |

sd 0 P M, Fray rsd vie: “Out of the Dust.”

“ENGLEWOOD CHRISTIAN - CHURCH... |

“A United Church 10:30 P. M.

= 900. W, 30th St. NORTH SIDE CHURCH OF GOD J. Herschel Caudill, Pastor

FOUNTAIN SQUARE CHURCH OF GOD

1020 E. Morris St. Gey F. Perry, Pastor ~

WEST SIDE CHURCH OF GOD

. 1900 W. New York St. -| 1 North Sd adios 8 ge exe oes. Et x Ta Pop Fred C. Jones, Pastor | Revert Boveite. Pastor if. = ~~ SUNSHINE GARDEN, Jy OF yw mE | Teesess h : ; . tehare aan

. "Shattering tiles

eng J Hh y J i y i lean

Wednesday mornings followed by the 13 women’s..or-| parish are § and , the into the paradise for which Christ Church noonday Lenten speaker will address the Stars)

“Religious education, especially] + threshold of another Lent and in the -Bible .is very essential,”

{works are not all that man needs| He needs the Refor-| mation teaching—that the grace) of God freely comes to men regardless of the works they do! and it must be accepted by faith.” |- As we talked, work was going forward next door on the new.

“Pride of man makes the prob- |

“And the love of

On Butler Campus

and the Indiana Christian Min='

precede the drama. The two are:

31st and Forest Manor Aev. |

Coming: Pre-Easter EvanOrchard School, 615 W. od. gelis Crusade, Sun, Mar. 3 y 0 aster un pr 1 SUNDAY—11 A. M. Rev. Rollin E. Cochrane,

M., \Lenten Service| ol Celebration | he service.

Offices, Anderson, Ind.

FASCINATED—The Rev. Laman H. Bruner Jr., bound as he talks of his "hobby," the Holy Bible, in Trinity Episcopal Church.

Protestants Plan Annual World Prayer Bay Friday Minister

Protestants of Indianapolis will assemble for ‘their annual World Day of Prayer meeting at 1 p. m. Friday in Christ Episcopal Church on the Circle. On the World Day of Prayer, religious groups all around. the globe will be marking the day with special worship. In addition to the large meeting at Christ Church, the Indfanapolis Council of Churchwomen will sponsor small meetings in churches over the city. | Dr. John Biegelheisen, professor in Eden Theological Semirary, native of Poland who was first educated to be a rabbi, will give the address at Christ {Church. Dr. Biegelheisen came {to the United States following World War I.

Mayor Backs Plan

Mayor Clark has written an official proclamation expressing his approval of the World Day of Prayer. Mrs. Isaac Van Der Moere servance which will: be based on the theme: “Christ Our Hope.” Meetings to be held at 10 a. m. in various neighborhood churches! and the chairmen follow:

Washington Street Presbyterian, 1802 W. Washington St, Mrs.’ Kelly Hawze, chairman; Riverside Park Methodist

Church, Edgemont - and North Harding

Sts., Mrs. O. C. Murray, chairman; Blaine

Avenue Methodist Church, 1427 Blaine Ave, Mrs Mary Carter, chairman: St. Paul Methodist ;Church, 2916 Rader - Bt..

Mrs. J. M. Fleehor. chairman. Heath Memorial Church, Commerce and Nowlan Ave. Mrs. Retta 8t. John, chair-! man: Pirst Presbyterian Church, 1505 N. Delawdre St, Mrs. Harold D. O’Brien, chairman; North Methodist Church, and Meridian 8ts, Mrs, chairman: Irvington Presbyterian Church, 55 Johnson Ave. Miss Mary Anne Mec{Coy, chairman Emerson Avenue Baptist Church, 304 I Emerson Ave. Mrs. Stanley M. Strohi, {chairman; Brookside Evangelical United Brethren Church, ‘11th and Olney Sts, Mrs. (George Wickes, chairman; Bright-

TOWNSEND. CLUBS OF MARION

- COUNTY LINCOLN HOTEL

Sunday, Feb, 24, 2:00 2 500'P. M. Guest Spea

B. HOWARD CAUGHAN

Former District Attorney

Assistant State Representative Mr. A. C, |

Saunders in charge.

Public Invited

UNITY TRUTH CENTER

Affiliated With Unity, Lee's Summit, Mo, Margaret Strahle, Minister and Leader D.A.R. Chapter House, 824 N. Penn. Sunday School, 9:45 A.M. Sunday Service, 11 AM. “EVERYONE'S QUEST" Midweek Service, Wednesday, 8 P.M. Daily Activities Unity Center Quarters, Claypool Hotel Open Dally Faced Sunday

Consultation—Service Classes Unity Literature PL. 4068

38th Pred - Rippel, |

PRAYER LEADER—Dr. John Biegelheisen of Eden Theolog- | ical Seminary will speak on the | World Day of Prayer. |

is chairman of the o0b- wood Methodist, Church, 2410 Station St,

rs. J. C. Abel, chairman. Franklin Road Baptist Church, 59 N. Pranklin Road, | Mrs. Jennie Engelen, chairman.

| , Garfleld Park Baptist Church, 1061 East | chair- | first missionary of his denomina-|

838 tion to. hig country.

Southern Ave, Mrs. R. E. Royer,

man; Seventh Presbyterian Church, {Em St. Mrs. Warren FP. Mathis, chair-

48 West Norwood St, Mrs. William

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

AEC

Times photo by William A Ones Jr

holds Vicki Hebberd and Don Test Ill spel. | (932

Filipino

| | |

To Speak

who became the ‘first Missouri Synod missionary to the Philip: pines will speak |7:30 Pp. m. jeran Church. The Rev. Alvaro Carino made

(touring Americans that

{the 1920's. Young people of the]

| household gave Alvaro a crystal ‘ iradio set and he listened avidly, | {for the sound of the then popu-|

ilar song, “My Blue Heaven.” | Converted Through Program

| Instead of the coveted sound | lof the song, he kept getting Sta-| tion KFUO which carried an'nouncements . about a nearby {Lutheran Church. The young house boy went to the church, became converted and studied for the ministry. As the Rev. Carino, he went to the {Philippines six years ago as the |

He did not]

Mayer Chapel Presbyterian Church, go’ sooner hecause of World War

Raymer, chairman: Otterbein U. B Charen, II.

5009 East 21st St., Mrs. chairman: Bethlehem Lutheran 5201 Central Ave, Mrs. J. E chairman Lynhurst Baptist Church, hurst Dr,

Chu

1250

Edgewood Methodist Church, 1820 E ler Ave. Mrs. H.R. ‘Pierson. New York St. man.

FIRST—16th & Delaware

Rev. Marcus W. Johnson. Minister

11:00 A. M. Subject

“The Measure of a Man."

Rose Johnson, watemith toral Conference and the

Lynd- q Mrs. Andrew Feeley. chairman; [sponsor the address as part of | Ep-| chairman:

and East Park Methodist Church, 2601 E. Walter C. Mrs.” Earl Everhart, chair- gram, The Rev, he

“CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN —

“Conuest for Christ” Committee will] the

“Conquest for Christ” pro-

Is host pastor.

UNION—17th & Rembrandt

Rev. Gerard B. Blue, Minister Services 9:30. 10:30 A. M,, 7:30 P. M.

"10:30 A. M. Subject

“Proof of Our Sincerity”

Bible Study, 10 A. M.

Morning Worship, 11 A. M.

Garfield Heights Chirk oF Christ |

2842 Shelby Street

W. L. TOTTY, Minister—GA-9480

Evening Service, 7 P. M.

Wed. Eve. Service, 7:45

Church Office, L1-9502

First United Lutheran Church

701 N. Pennsylvania St:

PAUL E. HUFFMAN, Pastor : of

10:30. A. M.—=MORNING WORSHIP “THE FOOLISANESS OF PREACHING" Special Music by the Latvian Trio

Pastor's Home, HI- 3925

SQUARE GOSPEL

Wright and Woodlawn Ave. Rev. & Mrs. Howard H. Carson Sunday School—9:30 A. M.| Morning Worship—10:45 A. M. | Evangelistic | Service—7 45 P.M.

Hulping Evangalise Tha World

13th and Carrollfon FORD PORTER,” Pastor

"(Regular Services)

DEDICATION OF "NEW HAMMOND ELECTRIC ORGAN

OF, GOD=

for a Divided World” STATION WIBC

West Washington, Church of God 4200 W. Washington St, Harold Powell," Pastor

EAST 10TH, CHURCH OF 60D

4102 E. 10th SE. ©" « 8. Samuel Lovelace, Pastor -

PARK HEIGHTS, CHURCH OF 60D

SECOND FREE METHODIST CHURCH

Corner S. Pershing and West Wilkins “The Chyrch With The Twin Pastors”

Revival Now in Progress—1:30 Each Eve.

This Sunday—9:30 A. M.—Revival Rally Day in S.S. 10:30 A. M.—Rev. Vernon Dunckel, Preaching 7:30 P. M.—Rev. Verdon Dunckel, Preaching NEXT WEEK—MONDAY AND TUESDAY “THE GLAD TIDINGS QUARTET”

Beginning Wednesday—Rey. Oddvar Berg, Preaching Special Music Each Service

—WELCOME—

Scheduled

|" A former Filipino house boy

tofmorrow at in the Trinity Luth-p

The Indianapolis Lutheran Pas-|

Maas

Installation |

Of Pastor

Installation of the Rev. Walter E. Scherry as new pastor of the, Pleasant Run- Boulevard -Evangelical and Reformed Church will take place in the church at 4:30

"|p. m. tomorrow,

| The new pastor, who ig a youth (worker, fisherman and ‘amateur

photographer, holds the office of {secretary of the South Indiana {Synod of his denomination, He {travels about a good deal on synod's business, The synod includes territory from Lafayette, Ind., south to Tennessee and Al‘abama,

| | Windhorst |

{ Rev, Scherry succeeds the Rev.| |R. C. Windhorst who has retired {from the pulpit and fs living in |Indianapolis, / ~~ For the past 15 years, |Scherry has been minister of the |Zlon Evangelical and Reformed |Church in Poland, Ind, After the old church im Poland was struck] 'by lightning and burned, Rev, |Scherry was instrumental in| [building a new brick edifice. He| {Is a member of the Board of| [Trustees of Mission House Col{lege and Seminary and chairman] {of the finance committee of the | college and seminary. | Rev. Scherry has directed the

Succeeds Rev.

Merom Youth Camp of the de-| Find vour | your place It insur seven-day-a-we ~day-a-week

nomination every summer since 11947, He is married, the father of two adult children and lives at sarfield Dr.

| . NEW PASTOR—The W. E. Scherry.

In The Times you will find a {far wider selection of homes ad{vertised For Sale than in any other Indianapolis newspaper, |The Times is the Real Estate {Market Place of Tisai.

| VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA * | 320 N: Illinois St.

| Lt. Col

Rev.

K. Grace Crandall, Comim. SUNDAY, T:30 P. M.° Speaker— Mr. Garrison { Director of Music—Mr. & Mrs.

| REVIVAL CONTINUES ASSEMBLY OF 60D

B10 E. 23rd St. | Every Night 7:45

|. Hear Rev. Fred D. Drake

Rev.”

Paul Rhees |

SATURDAY, FEB. 2, 1952

yo : Ca

"BAPTIST CHURCHES FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 4

RMONT & MERIDIAN

VER Dr Oxte D. Pruett, Th.D,, Pastor

George Newtdn, choir director = Paul Fidlar. organist 23 Church School 10.48 A M.~Morning ' Worship — Sermon , ~The Meaning of aA Ry ; . Broadeast over NBM 0 M to 12.00 Npon, 600 P M—Fellowshin Meetines 7.00 P. M.—Pirst Baptist Choir to give concert Thursday, 700 P M Midweek Praver

WOODRUFF PLACE

.Dr Walter Hand

4:30 A M. —~8unday School 10:45 A, M "The Fellowship of the Spirit” 1%°P MB YP 7:00 P. M.—"This Is Lite" a movle,

“Unity.” |

| i 1 }

| Cor, East Michigan at N. Walcott | |

RIVER AVE. BAPTIST

he Friendly Church 1060 RIVER AVE, (W, INDPLS.) Rev Robert Blake. Pastor \ 9:30 Assembly: Music b Junior Choir. 1 10:00 Sunday > School Classes Morning + Worship Se Bermon: i ' “Building the : Tabernacle Young Peoples Meeting * 7:00 Prayer in = Pastor's study, = 7:30 Evening ££

Worship « a ba

10:30

6:30

Berinon: “A Rich Man’

CENTRAL BAPTIST

Invites You to Worship With at Central Ave, & Westfield Blv

Dr (. H. O'Donnell, pastor #45 A M Bible School.

10:45 A. M. Morning Service. Classes of £11 Ages. Adult Unions, 6:20 P. 'M,

Us d

Go to Church Sunday.

le |

LYNDHURST Lyndhurst Dr... 3 blocks 3 of Washington St. Unified service. 9:30 am: Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p.m; eve. 7:30,

TUXEDO PARK—29 N. Grant (4100 East). U 8. Clutton. D.D. Unified 9:30 am- bm. CALVARY — 319 B 123d. William o> Breedlove, 1048 A. M.—T7:30 P. - CROOKED CREEK ~N Mich, RA. & i Louls Q. Crafton. 9:45—10:45; 7 P. M.

EMERSON AVE —Emerson & E New Vi x Rev Robert B. Halls. pastor, 10:30 A -~7:30 P M.

»: rset 3 seers

PRESBYTERIAN’ CHURCHES

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

Sinyae at nErgsath BOROE A R_FRANT3 0 HORNY NG. SERVICES nd “Good and Falthtul Dr, Frants, preachin

A Matt. 25:21

Sunday Youth Supper, B: 36° P.M,

Thurs Supper & Bible Study, 6:00

P.M.

WALLACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN

4805 EAST 10TH ST,

Rev John BH Bergen. Minister

Two Services: 9:30 and 10:45 A,

T SECOND PRESBYTERIAN

n ony ermont and annie nl TEA MILN

Joseph W, te Oakel P. Hall inisters Morning Worsnip. 11:00 A. M. “On Bolid Ground." Mr. Johnston. Chrren School, 9:48 A. M.

34th & Central

#:30—8unday Schoel 10:45—Divine Worship “Is It Nothing to You?" Dr. Vale preaching. 1.00 Westminster Fellowship Thursday 715 P M dweek Dr Roy Ewin Wallace 1 Mo James GG

Vale nald Emerson Jr.

pning Of Chureh ot Whi ard Beecher Was Min

D. D.

Ab S—————.—————

* TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN

eek Service

Go to Church Sunday.

MERIDIAN HEIGHTS

Central Ave at 47th Minist Rev Roy B Connor Jr. Rey. Carl R. Hatfield

Mr. Richard T. Whittington. director of music.

Sunday School, 9:48 Worship, 10:43 “Up in the Clouds”

Junior High Youth Groups, § Senior High Youth Groups,

FAIRVIEW

46th and Capitol Ave. VIRGIL D. RAGAN. Minister 9:30 A. M.—Churech School 10:45 A. M.—~Men's Day Service Worship conducted by Men of the Church

~ IRVINGTON PRESBYTERIAN _ 1 Block South of 8511 E. Wash. JOHN B. JERGUEO, Tone 't SON OLDS

OUSER P00 A MM tk DeSOo for All 11:00 A. M—Betond Church School

P.M P.M,

of AlLApsa i rE er,

: “A Call of Covenanters,’

nb CIs P.M Cor Wed. 4:4 Night Dinner

NORTHEAST

Everyone Invited—Herman Rose, Pastor _

ST. MATTHEW'S EPISCOPAL

23 8. Ritter Ave. (5500 East) Rev. Allen Miller

~8unday— 7:30 A. Mi—0:30 A. M.—10:45 A. M.

Christ Church.

(Episcopal) ! 1 “ON THE CIRCLE" .

SUNDAY SERVICES

8, 9:30, 11, 12:15 Weekdays 8, 12:03 Wed. and Fri, 7:00

Church Open Daily for

Your Prayers. Por Information call IM-4877

FIRST CHURCH

3620 KE. a] ST EVENING SERVICE 5:00 P. R. R. CHURCH FICE

DOWNTOWN

SECOND CHURCH

DELAWARE AT 12TH EVENING SERVICE 5:00 P.

R R. 1920 N. MERIDIAN

34TH STREET THIRD CHURCH

« WASHINGTON BLVD, AT MTR

EVENING SERVICE 5 RR. H ED}

WEST SIDE

SOCIETY 3348 W. WASHINGTON

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE = "CHURCHES . |

‘Branclies of The Mother Church * The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass,

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

Lesson for Sunday, Feb. 24th ‘4 M I N D ’

Morning Services at 11 O'Clock in All Churches and the Society

IRVINGTON (EAST) FOURTH CHURCH

PLEASANT R EWY. 8. DR a tries

BROAD RIPPLE (NORTH) FIFTH CHURCH SUL: SOUTH SIDE SIXTH CHURCH A092 4, Garfield Dr.

NORTHWES?

MW SUNDAY SCHOOL. AT MAM

SEVENTH CHURCH

(OOLORED)

SUNDAY SCHOOL IN ABOVE CHURCHES AT 11 AM.

: Wednesday Evening Meetings In All Churches and Society 8 P.M.

Christian Science Reading Room Jointly Maintained, 30 N. Pennsylvania St.

STHESE CHURCHES OF CHRISTE

under the Gospel law.

HI nnn

BELMONT CHURCH

METHODIST CHURCHES

BROADWAY

| Ministers: ROBERT B. PIERCE, D. D. CARL D. SHAFER, \ WM. R. BRANTLEY Duplicate Services: 8 15 and 10: 45 ‘A.M. Sermon

Dr, Pierce, preaching. 5:30 Pr. M.—M. Y.F EAST 10TH STREET + % METHODIS1 . Charles R. Holmes.

nister ® 10th ot a Keystone Ave | 9:30 A. M.—Church 8chool

Vault, guest speaker, Precious Increment.’ 4:00 P. 3 Interuiediate M Y. Pr 6:00 P. M,—Sentor Y: ome of Everson. Bible Class

| Fall Creek Pkwy. at Broadway

“Christianity, Liberty and U:M.T.”

ROBERTS PARK CHURCH

Since 1821 : Delaware at Vermont Minister Amos L. Boren, DD, . Rev. Robert Eldridge, . Minister to Youth

9:30 A, M:—Church, School. -G. Wilbur Little, Supt.” 10:45 A. M.—Morning , Worship. . ’ “He Is the Bread." Dr. Boren, speaking. 530P.M.—M. Y. F. 7:30 P.M.—

vation Army.” Dr. Boren, speaking. Special Music—Mothers Chorus from School No. 51. :

k | |

1s o “NORTH CHURCH

10:45 A. M,—Modtriing Worship. - M Vere de “That

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must believe in the Lord Jesus Christ (Acts 16:30-30), 2. IF YOU. ARE A BELIVER, you must repent (Acts 3. IF YOU ARE A BELIEVER WHO HAS REPENTED, you must be boptized and wash away your sins, calling upon the name of the Lord (Acts 22:18), 4, IF YOU ARE A NEW CHRISTIAN, or an old one } as for that matter, you must ‘add Christian characteri‘stics “to your life: virtue, knowledge, temperance, patirity (Il Peter 135-11). 5. IF YOU ARE AN ERRING CHILD, you must repent of your sins and pray the bord for forgiveness

The writer of Hebrews, in speaking of the e nd ofthe old law and the beginning of the New @ Testament, was quite clear about it in Hebrews 9:16-17, “For where a testament is, there must @ of necessity be the death of him that made it. For a testament is of force where there hath heen death: for it doth never avail while he that made it liveth.” The New Testament given by Christ did, not go into effect before Jesus died. This is vhy @ we do not live: under the same law of pardon that :

people were under during the earthly lifetime of Jesus. This is also why we find conversions after the death

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