Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 March 1952 — Page 4

Church Newtae' 2 |

Tiny Tykes ) Give Mites

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER : Times Church Editor . : You can make moving and ‘heart-warming discov-

eries about the Christian small fry at “mite-box time.” But to do it, you will need to thrust aside all less delicate concerns. And with that part of your being which

thrills to a pussy willow bud,|to a single snowflake on your dishes, run errands and do other hand, or a robin dearning to fly, chores to earn money. Instead of listen carefully and watch. buying candy bars at the drugIn spirit, come yop me $0 the store they drop their nickels in homes of a few families o e pA Olive Branch Christian Churen |" Bite boxes, We shall call at the residences of | Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gentry.| Competition develops in the Dr. and Mrs. Rex Joseph, Mr. and Pegler household between Jane, Mrs, Ira Thomas and Mr. andi who ja 10, and Judy, 14, when Mrs. Albert Pegler, they get thelr mite boxes. The! Hold your breath and girls try to see who can do the gay a word Yale Deidre Gentry, most chores to earn the most! age 4, calmly empl : “money for the boxes, * tents of her mother’s purse nay Mrs. Pegler observing their zeal her own Easter mite bo¥. “|wondered If it had its roots in a little girl is quite Tank Eid on genuine knowledge of where theie phatic in her explanation, x {a Mite box money will go. She makes clear that the mite than A%ked questions and was told so much more important y's | about such causes as these—the anything else that all the familys, n,1008 Church tn California

cash cog well Te put Jote i g (Attended by many races and na-| e 8 " : 8,

wants a pony to ride about thes !ionalities; Disciples of

te Competition Is Keen

don't

Edge-

‘will sing solos. The Rev, Roger music.

or o A

The Rev. Neil Macaulay and

Churches . his wife, Mrs, Patricia Macaulay, S $ Mi ¥ ate Knbom as oy Mata rar, e «a ee ing

Musical Messengers, will lead the! sAll the Presbyterlan Churches program and of Indianapolis will send trepreplay svarious sentatives to the annual meeting instruments to- (of the Mayer Chapel and Neighnight ‘at the Youth for Christ rally. Rev. Macaulay will lead the singng, preach give numbers on

Supper at 6 p. m. will precede the meeting. James Shaw, neighborhood house director, will {give his report; Dr. Jean 8. Milner, minister of the Second Pres-

the corhet and byterfan Church which founded play the cows the social service and religious bells ‘with Mrs project, will. outline the history ates Tal and purpose of it, Macaulay, Ene Mrs. Macaulay George Ostheimer, principal- of wi play the Public 8chool 12, across the street organ, plano, accordion and fram the chapel and house, will

vibraharp. Miss Martha Chastain direct the school choir in special

i Pictures of the work done Malsbary, Y. for C. director, will {n the institution will follow. The preside. Rev. Roy B. Connor®Jr., minister The evangelistic party recently of the Meridian Heights Preshyreturned from Mexico where they terfan Church. will serve as masheld meetings. last year, they ter of ceremonies. conducted services in Australia| The Rev. Charles Armentrout, and in various oriental countries,| minister of the Washington Street returning home by, way of the Presbyterian Church, and the Rev Holy Land and Europe. | Wilbur Closterhouse of the Northminster Presbyterian Church, also will take part in the program.

Seek to Establish 10

New Churches Annually Baptist Women's Group The Evangelical and Reformed| pg, Ellsworth J. Healey will

| Christ denomination expects to establish serve as president of the women’s vice projects in various parts of the at least 10 new churches annually [BToup of the Indianapolis Baptist Wright, missions vice president;

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES -__-

Special Music - Presbyterian’ To Feature Rally g : bid

borhood House Wednesday nizht|attended by thousands from all in the house, 448 W. Norwood 8t. lover the state, will be held Sun- In-dinner and reception Tuesday

A Wf A Sn 0 rape 0 3 OV lp, [8 o

v 4 : ‘ae . Holy Name Rally Meeting April 8 = | The first meeting” of committee |to secure a prominent speaker for | chairmen for the 1952 Holy Name | the affdir, Mr. Carroll said. The Rally will be held Tuesday eve- rally is sponsored by .the Archning, Abr. 8, at the Knights of diocesan Holy Name Union. Columbus hall, 13th and Dela- Bt ware Sts, according to an a Church Schedules

{announcement by John Carroll, . Dinner, Reception

| general chairman, The Lynhurst Baptist Church

| The rally, an annual outdoor |Catholie demonstration of faith tu honor {ts new . pastor ‘and iis family with a 6 o'clock pitch

night. ) The new minister, the Rev. Charles Highsmith wHo formerly held a pastarate in ‘Aurora, Ind. Mrs. Highsmith and their son, Harold, have come here to make their home. The festivities will be held in the church parlors.

i ST. MATTHEW,

day afternoon, May 18, at Victory Field. Preparations are under way

Lutherans Here To Attend Retreat

Lutheran Laymen of Indianapolis will meet for a retreat to-

night and tomorrow at Turkey] Run Inn, Turkev Run State Park. | EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN | The Rev. Edwin T. Bernthal,| RB. New York & Oxford Sta pastor of the Epiphany Lutheran) Rev Carl H. Ameluns Church, Detroit, will speak on, 92:30 A M —8unday Schoo! for Al Ages “ “ non “Look and Live” N hi 214-9 The Lutheran Man for 1952" go , lof and o's Numbers 314.3. at

during the retreat. Other speakers include: William J... Schmidt, | 'president of the Federation of Lutheran Clubs; Clarence Elbert who will talk about “Church | Music,” and the Rev. F'. 8. Falkenroth, pastor of Our Savior Luth-

the Confirmation Class followed by the/sixth Lenten Service.

ZION | EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH

New Jersey and North Streets Frederick R. Daries, Pastor Paul H Frankenfeld. Associate Pastor 9.00 A. M. First Service of Worship

eran Church, “Church Worship Pastor Frankenfeld will preach. , * . " . 5 A. M.—Church School and Practices. Mr. Schmidt 10.40 A. M.—Second Service of Worship

heads the retreat committee,

Pastor Daries will preach. The pastors are preaching on the subJect “1 Believe in the Forgiveness of Sins" the fourth in a series of sermons on Chris tian Convictions, the general theme being | ‘This I Believe—and Know."

WINGS OF FAITH Sundoy Services: 9:45 AM.,

Elects New Officers

cently are: Mrs. W. A. Sharp, president; Mrs, Telford

PREMILLENIAL MISSIONARY EVANGELISTIC THIRTY-FIRST STREET FUNDAMENTAL

‘BAPTIST CHURCH

$29 W. 318T S8T.—ROBERT D. McCARTHY.. PASTOR

Sunday School, 9:30 A. M.—B. T. U., 6:30 P.M.

Morning Worship, 10:45 »

"ISRAEL'S MISSION TO THE WORLD AND THE CHURCH'S MISSION TO ISRAEL"

» Evening Service, 7:45

HEAR Dr. William MoCarrell

Internationally known Bible Teacher and Pastor of the Cicere Bible Church in Cicero, 111. Q@

Wednesday—Thursday—Friday April 2-3-4—T7:45 P. M.

Third Annual Fisherman's Club Meeting

WE BELIEVE IN THE BOOK, THE BLOOD AND THE BLESSED HOPE

METHODIST CHURCHES BROADWAY ROBERTS” PARK CHURCH

| Fall Creek Pkwy. at Broadway Since 1821 |

Ministers: Delaware at Vermont

Minister Amos L. Boren, D.D ROBERT B. PIERCE, D. D. Rev. Robert Eldridge. CARL D. SHAFER,

| Minister to Youth WM. R. BRANTLEY | 9:30 A. M.—Church School.

| G. Wilbur Little, Supt.

SATURDAY, MAR. 29, 1952

SATURD

| Thea

* The Ritz T to meet the m church foik | presenting ti

Passion.” The film, the by Robert FI death, depicts Crucifixion pre Supper. It differs fro based on this in that the sto a succession masterpieces o 14th to the 18 of words and women. Thus presentation greatest trage message of h Every pictus has stood the turies and is loved. And to add fect and to p suitable settin ter of the B: Passion Acco! thew,” is use The Vienna Vienna Boys’ companied by harmonic Orc] The print s Swooning Virg Der Weyden, many includec thew Passion

Gentry neighborhood in , wood. In fact, all the Gentry's are pooling special savings in the

Duplicate Services: 8:15 and 10:45 A. M. Sermon: “This I Believe—About The Bible.” | Dr. Pierce, preaching.

Association for the coming fiscal Mrs. W. 8. Hague, recording ,sec|folk, Indians and Negroes; pen-| 5 |year, retary; Miss Josephine Hagood, ie children would sions for aged ministers: needy | The 20 ‘Evangelical and Re Other officers elected by. 175 corresponding secretary, and Mrs. pony-fund. But the c ‘churches; displaced persons and [0rmed congregations of the In- representative churchwomen re- Earl Jordan, treasurer.

like to transfer the savings to the] .ountiess others. |dlanapolis community have given ts imeem Wednesday 11 AM.—7:30 P.M. mite boxes. | “They passed the test ve approximately $20,000 to the fund CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN Pastor B. M. Wright in all services

Worked Out Plan | well,” sald Mrs. Pegler, not withi-| which already has reached the! Sunday 2 P. M.—WCBC, 1470 Dial

country for Mexicans, mountain’ ip a fund of $1.5 million. 10:45 A. M.— Morning Worship.

“Redemption Is Personal.” Dr. Boren, speaking.

5:30 P. M.—M. Y. F. Guest Speaker:

11 AM, 3 PM, 7:30 PM.

“The Restored Divine Gifts and Powers of the Chureh.”

Virgin,” the H informs us, is the altar piec from the Cros the royal Esc drid, Spain.

Dr.

led to out pride. Their oles es Bt some.| And indeed all the children will know just wha . tell you why they believe so pro-|

FIRST—16th & Delaware

Rev. Marcus W. Johnson. Minister

$1.1 million mark. { Three Indianapolis laymen who | served actively in the drive are|

UNION—17th & Rembrandt

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

[INDIANAPOLIS GOSPEL TABERNACLE

610 N. ALABAMA STREET

| h,

5:30 P. M.—M. Y. F.

"EAST 10TH STREET |

METHODIST

Lincoln B. Hale, President of Evans. College.

Other photo

Events—

thing new in the history of our foundly in mite boxes. For every Jerrus M. Bryant, Maurice G.| 11:00 A. M. Subject ARAAAAAANR bod s Ty | , : ’ ' . . Charles R. Holmes, : selfish world ou (Sanday between now and Faster Lipson and E. A. Raines. i “Oevins Guest” I 10:30 A. W Subject ST. MATTHEW'S EPISCOPAL 2 100 Ge Rr re Ave. Music: Evansville College Choir, E ° however young, q But Mrs. [When the boxes will be collected, TOWNSEND CLUBS OF MARION vasion 23 8. Ritter Ave. (8300 East) | 9:30 A. M.--Charais Sshool ——————— ———— oreic mastic SUN EINE She con-|Mrs. Cathrine Carter, education COUNTY — EE ——— ES ———— A ——————— Tir ot 10:48 A. M=Morning Worshin, fa" NORTH CHURCH - jentry e » . "director, and the teachers will be! . . . 7:30 A. M.—9:30 A. M.—10:45 A. M. 8) Teligls | oO Pp d ’ . . -— Meridi t 38th Street sulted with her family and found, ooo", ot the causes to which LINCOLN HOTEL Garfield Heights Church of Christ 3007 Mowinterungion MY. 2 giro Fev n f Home of Everson Bible Class

each one agreeable.

Hiram C. Weld, Ph. D.. D.D

“When Life Tumbles In"

\ the mite-box offerings will go. 0 Ae rg AL causes really constitute the Parlor Lo Sun, Mor, J0usd do 20. Bible Study, 10 A woh Shetty Sweet. in Service, 7 P.M Oe Salar AR Juposing > | Ale epresentative, r. Josep on . , " fe . . . fl v ro cis Tote. BOX. Also, Mrs. 8reat work of Home Missions | DG uest Speaker. ! : UNITY TRUTH CENTER CENTRAL AVENUE 1003 AN M Mot hing Worship from the U

Gentry explained the tithing sys-

(done by the Disciples of Christ.

Subject: “The Growing Need of Security

for the Old Folks." -

tem which has been followed by| conscientious persons for many, centuries. It requires that a tenth of income be set aside “for the Lord,” she sald. Dickie particularly liked the idea. He asked that he be given church envelopes just like ‘the ones his parents drop in the col-

ASSEMBLIES OF GOD :

LAUREL STREET TABERNACLE | Laurel 81. and "SUL Blvd. 8. Drive, Fountain Square Dist.

VING CENTER

a v SUNDAY SCHOOL, 9:30 ~WORSH IP, 11:00 A. M. Evangelistic, 7:45 P. M.—Wednesday, 7:45 P. M. Friday Youth Meeting, 7:45 P. M, Rev. J. L. Price, Pastor—FR. 4129

om Morning Worship, 11 A. M.

W. L. TOTTY, Minister—GA-9480

Wed. Eve. Service, 7:45 Affiliated With Unity Lee's Summit. Mo.

MARGARET STRA MINISTER AND LEADER

BELLAIRE METHODIST E. 49th at Crittenden Ave, Branson A. Mergan, pastor

The postor is specking each Sunday during the Lenten season on the general theme: “The Christ of the Gospels.”

D.A.R. Chapter House. 824 N n Sunday School. 9:45 WRT ie Sunday Service, 11 A.M. GOD'S LAW FULFILLED" Midweek Service, Wednesday, 8 P.M. Daily Activities Unity Center Suartars, Claypool Hotel y Except Sunda 10 AM.-4 BA y

Consultation Service—~! Unity Literature : Tet Publis Invited

10:45—Morning Worship

Sermon

METHODIST CHURCH 12th and Central Ave, Dr. E. W. Stricker, Pastor 9:30—Church School

Rev. Clapsaddle preaching 600 ¥ M.—Angetus Hour for Youtk Adequate Off-the-Street Parking

TRINITY METHODIST

: 625 DIVISION ST. LESTER N. ABEL, Minister

Revival Continues thru April 6

Song Leader—Rev. Charles Bedwell

“Wise Or Foolish,” Dr. Stricker. 7:30—Dr. Russell J. Humbert, President DePauw University.

Europe will hig

scene here the Dr. Adolphe ative of the Churches, Ge author of 100 standing spons fellowship am will speak her

| Music: Central Ave. Choir. 1 Preachi Thursday. Dr. Jechom pate, Ste ins fiuvelope | PET . - Passon Sunday, 10:40 A. M.—“The Magnetic Christ.” ’ i | i Bervices Each Night, 1.38 a popular meet 1 ‘ : : ", " : — 1 he sé allowance and spending money. 1 : ; Choir will sing “God So Loved the World,” by Stainer. Ch a t il h day in t Fi rst United Lutheran Church Mrs. Everett Pownell, soloist, will sing “Sheep and Lambs” by Homer. ris ure | RE Church and a

Fetches the Mail Rex Joseph, 6, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, who also live in the suburbs, goes trotting to the

701 N. Pennsylvanio St. PAUL E HUFFMAN, Pastor 10:30 AC M.~MORNING WORSHIP

4:30 P. M.—A Children’s Vesper.

(Episcopal)

BAPTIST CHURCHES

“ON THE CIRCLE" | SUNDAY SERVICES

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

next day in the Evangelical 1 Church. The will ‘sponsor th

“THE UNCRANGEABLE PRIESTHOOD" mailbox at the edge of the Fadl. cy’ ope, LIEGE 8, 9:30, 11, 12:15 : CHURCH ES i The Rev. J for (Re Tall every day. His mokerf eeme— Shoes Hows, Shue FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH RIVER AVE. BAPTIST Worrawis 21 | new rector o Pay OE Ie Ane the Rr —— —— VERMONT & MERIDIAN The Friendly Church Wed. and Fri., 7:00 Branches of The Mother Church Episcopal Chu money BRIGHTWOOD FREE Vi ETHODI ST Dy, One D. Pruett, Th.D., Pastor "e RIVER AVE = I¥DrLs) Church Open Dully for The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass. Van St., New : sul Pidlar, organist . e noonday His Sunday School teacher 9:30 A. M. Church School 9:30 Sun. School | i : Your Prayers. it Our Services and | through Frida, gave him his box in class. Rex's Coming — Startin i 10:48 A. M. Morning Worshi 10:30 a. m. Morning Por int The Public Is Cordially Invited to Visit Our Servic ; sister Linda, who is just 3 years Sunday. Sar. 0 Sermon: “The Value of Prop- Worship oF information eall IM-487Y Free Reading Rooms (R. R.) | I Chute o : ) | to accepting had ont i po hi initiate over ad I me Ss ole for Sund M h 30th | Heuss Fwith h by thi stma he we Rollin E. Coons 8:00 P. M. Fellowship Meetings . y Lesson for Sun ay, Marc pletely revised y e postman, She pt with rahe, 300 Pp M. Evening Service. Sermon —| 6:30 p. m. Young 4 ’ disappointment when she first ea TTT Sire World's Greatest Bene- REALITY nomination’s e saw her brother's bo eiiat jactons” 7 People over a period e x ; ; . day—0:30 & Thursday, 7:00 P. M. Midweek Prayer Serv. p. m. Prayer wh - Mr, 204 Mis. Ira Thamaa say se - Service Morning Services at 11 O'Clock in All Churches Trinity Chu they have a hard time getting 1:30 P. M. 7:30 Eveni VOLUN AMER : which he goes Campa : Phin an their children, Linda, 7, and Anne, Conilniies Fhra WOODRUFF PLACE arti 30N, Non $1 ICA d the Society more than 250 9, to go on any trip that keeps er Sunday, Evangelist Carlyle . \ : founded by them away from Sunday school. Rev. J. Clinton Swanagan, J| Cor. East Michigan at N. Walcott Scott Le CC ace Faudall, Comm. NORTHEAST IRVINGTON (EAST) from the Kin Both began to attend Olive E. 31st and Forest Manor Ave. Pastor—CH-2121 Dr. Walter Hand TORR eT 5 Soeuker FIRST CHURCH FOURTH sMuRCH Oh history has bx Branch Sunday school nursery. SE ———————————————————— | 9:30 A. M.—*"The Sin of Being Small." of Washington St. Charles Hishomitn. 3620 B. 38TH ST. LSASANY F BUTT > with the histo _—_— 10:45 A. M.—*In His Steps” Pastor. Unified service, 9:30 a. m; Youth EARL JORDAN EVENING SERVICE 5:00 P. M. EVENING SERVICE, 8 P. M. . Sepan tment wats they were Just TH £ S ALY ATI ON ARMY SWEMB EE tentment |TOIOVSRI, 630 5. “mi; eve. "7:30. Speciol Music & R.. CHURCH EDIFICE R&R. CHURCH EDIFICE jis original gr ys oO nda “‘enro on :00 P. M.—""The * Ss now some 0 TUXEDO PARK—29 N. Grant (4 " Easter 1945, Both girls help with Mito ond Aaharss Shroot, lak CENTRAL BAPTIST OB Sinteom Dip. Uities 2.00 we: DOWNTOWN BROAD RIPPLE (NORTH) valuable land. — ’ son “Iedlanopuits CALVARY — 3419 E_ 334. Will SECOND CHURCH FIFTH CHURCH This is the ALL UNITARIAN THE UNITED CRUSADERS EVANGELISTIC SERVICE vile Yo BWI WHR ek Breedlove. 10:45 A. M.~1.30 P. M. o. | DELAWARE AT 12TH i . COLL EGE AT 61D ” rector of this SOULS HOOF. G. H. O'Donnell, pastor | EVENING SERVICE $190 P. eng Oe CH EDIFICE Indianapolis. ]

SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 29TH, 7:30 P. M.

9:45 A. M.—Bible School

CROOKED CREEK-—N. Mich. Rd, and 56th

Louis G. Crafton. 9:45—Preaching. 10:45

RR. 1920 N. MERIDIAN

preach at Trin

hurd School To 8, Teen t THE CENTRAL HALL Rar REI vr YT i 34TH STREET SOUTH SIDE N. Meridian, TT THE FAMOUS DIXIE FOUR QUARTETTE | Adult Unions, 6:30 P. M. Rev. Robert E. Halls pastor. 10.30 A. M | 13th and Carrollton THIRD CHURCH SIXTH CHURCH nso Sone in a Great Songfest of Gospel Songs and Spirituals } commons me or a Nine | FORD PORTER, Pastor WASHINGTON BLVD. AT 34TH 1002 N_ Garfield Dr : NORTH U i IT A R | A N i EVERYONE Subanon Go to Church Sunday. TE Cut tom BD: Unitied ang 4100 East). | asio : EVENING SERVICE. 8.00 FP M. R. R Church Edifice. ments Bapus EI== chard school. 013 W. a 2 : oo F——— —_— BROADCASTS EACH WEEK NORTHWEST Wednesday tH SUNDAY—11 A. M. | Lieut. Colonel Herbert Pugmike presiding 3 TIST CHURCH LC WIBC Wet | WEST SIDE SEVENTH CHURCH Dr. William R aha Meaning of Lent || (OME AND SPEND AN EVENING OF CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP AT THE ARMY BROADWAY BAP uo—x | Sociery siTRanEn), ler of 12 O) "Winthrop 0829 A A A EAS - ‘ iid Mon. thru Fri. | IN BOVE CHURCHES AT 1 A.M Cicere: ped Ee yh er | Broadway at 22d St. Rev. R. M. Dodrill, Pastor | sunday, 8:00 A. i RII SUNDAY SCHOOL IN A ths Pishernien rr un ST. MARK'S Second Free Methodist Church Sg Wednasasy Evening Steetingy Jsymen Whe 4

S. Pershing—1 Block

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN “The Church With

Prospect and Linden Sts. Rev. Duane HE. Schroeder Sunday School eeeeee 9:30 A. M.| Worship covveeveeeses10:48 A, M.|

Last Day in Old Church—Special Program This Sunday, March 30—9:30 A. M.

North of W. Morris the Twin Pastors”

EVANGELISTIC SERVICES:

Sunday Morning Bible School,

Special Saturday Night Service, 7:30 P.M. Tonight .

Services 9:30 A.M, 1030AM. | 630 P.M, 730 P.M. |

« Btockwell-Green Evangelistic Party

Begins a nreeting Sunday, Continuing Each Night at 7:30—Thru April 13, |

In All Churches and Society 8 P.M.

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

0 0 TITHE HEE TRE ETN TYE [THITHE 2 THI ETH TVR TET TTT ee Y LEE Hi 3 ib ee eet

AARON

in missions an The North announces ar Gerald 0. M Ill, following Thursday. Di fessor of syst

ENGLEWOOD CHRISTIAN Transition "Homecoming Day!" 9:30 A. M. Garrett Bibli os J moma | ATTENDANCE GOAL 750-3 GREAT SERVICES Moming Wardle Speen STHESE CHURCHES OF CHRIST? | =m . I yy Next Sundoy—April 6—First Day in New Church 10 A.M. ® a. E o sing. : FIRE HB teh uvine | Rev. Vernon Dunckel and Rev. Verdon Dunckel, Pastors Evening Evangelistic Service, |@ “CONTEND for the FAITH WHICH WAS ONCE for ALL DELIVERED UNTO the SAINTS" | Other noew :30 M.—Evening Worship & | ' | CHURCH—The co “Is There A Literal Hell?” 7:30 P.M. ® "THE CHURCH OF THE NEW TESTAMENT ' @ | SrrCH-Thew ————— — enna HC Rag < { 408 Ssvanelisiie THIRD CHRISTIAN | NORTH SIDE CHURCH OF GOD Bvingelistic mesegol ot bo “And 1 soy also unto thee, That thou are Peter, and upon this rock | will build my church; § | 3%, Heke Tih or Srosdvey 900 W. 30th St services by ® and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.” (Matthew 16:18). This promise was made by 3 Preach Tne Dr. A. ©. Srauks. Minlatey PAUL GERRARD JACKSON Rev. Henry Grube, Evangelist, '@ the son of God and our Saviour Jesus Christ. This was to be the church of which the New Tes- @ NE 10:30 Worship ” Presents ¢ Nationally known Bible teacher of @ tament will explain very clearly. Hence the usage of the term “Church of the New Testament. ® Berane Universit Christian. Youth Pellowship-8.00 P.M. | Mobile, Ala. "REV. HENRY GRUBE @ | ITS BUILDER. The confessed Son of God: No man in the New Testament has been @ hy, onan 3 Thursday.) Seimer i. Krueger, GOSPEL LIFE PORTRAITS @ occredited with building the Church. That Divine right belonged only to our Master. Had men @ The Shiren™s

“The World's Business Is Our Business

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Delaware and Walnut Streets (700 North)

Sunday, Mar. 30, fo Friday, Apr. 4

Mr. Jackson, an impersonator of Bible™

" Every Night, 7:30 P. M.

~ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES 8

haracters, was formerly a profes-

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

established the Church its value would not be nearly as great.

2 Il. ITS FOUNDATION. The fact Jesus Christ is the Son of the living God. What greater @ 'a foundation could be chosen? One that will never crumble! The opposition of human and natural

FIRST CONGRF A group of paris religious dramtiz: nesses.’ following dinner Friday nis IRVINGTON _M

Or. W A Shullenbercer, Minster ghar ot © bo | 4 * forces has been pressing against it for centuries yet still it stands. Even death itself could g | Pr HeniyG. wh Morning Worship_—10:48 A. M. Shiokespearaon oles. ‘was o member of Delaware at Sixteen ) ER pa not crumble the firm foundation underneath the | Borg adie BY. Excellant Choll ois pe ‘ec RS PRIT ARD JR., Ministers a A ks 4 Church, for He came forth from the grave to prove @ | How God Walter Hompden's company when the || WILLIAM}, ERITCHARD JR | JE ETE BELMONT CHURCH § horch: for He. RVINGTON CHURCH | Youth Pellowship—8:30 P. M. stor ployed Indianapolis @ number of 9:30 and 11:00 | i ) ¥ | Fa [aR His divine sonship. OF CHRIST HS { years ago, De a ue { [8s 15 Ht ; OF CHRIST II. ITS CONTENTS. The Church contains men and ® | <I SCHEDULE | qu Sunday Youth Supper. 8:30 FM, 0. BREET ha 1002 South Belmont Avenue } women who have been buried with their Lord in 25 N. Layman Avenve » UNITY PRAYER GROUP Sunday—Inn-keeper of Bethlehem Pd Your pace Sour Seren. day. a-week : ~— nn Td Sunday baptism, and raised to walk in a new life (Romans ' Sunday | ip ro a em, te rm 1 PRESBYTERIAN puso ga § £4 liom, 3250, Tom br bt count {ws 90 @ | DR. FREDERICE ELIAS ANDREWS ai eg of Apostle WALLACE STREET MERIDIAN HEIGHTS Morning Worship 10:43 he TE iver oy al 2 . the church { Moming Worship 1045 @ | Dinas 004 Me 334 340 ra 3 Thursday—John, the Beloved ! 4303 BAST NTH ST. avs th a Evening Worship 7:00 § (Acts 2:47), Evening Worship 6:30 @

® $ ® » ® rb. ares Oh mn 207 Pet Friday—The Soldier | Jv. Jab W, Bwrowy, Mids Rev Ray 3. Connor Jn. @, Wednesday Evening 7:45 IV. ITS METHOD OF ENTRANCE. Not by'ANY § Wadnesday Evening 7:45 @ itt Bla Ri D0 S50 AD iY J. Herschel Caudill, pastor Two Services: 9:30 and 11:00 A, W. . other way except through Christ (John 10:9, 10:1). «p amas: En a —r Me Rig a insion » WEST WASHINGTON SI. § The conditions are simple: Hear Christ-Matthew 17:5; BRIGHTWOOD CHURCH @ VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA SECOND PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School, 9:48 > CHURCH OF CHRIST Believe Him-Hebrews 11:6; Repent of your sins-Luke OF CHRIST o Lt. Col. K. GRACE CRANDALL, Comm. ; The Historie Church of Which vg Sapper ® 13:3; Confess your faith in Christ-Motthew 10:32; and 2446 North Gale Street © ~ 320. N. Tie} SSSSSUT | menry Ward Beecher Was Minister Reception of New Members 2302 West Washington Street § 1 ho otized-Mark 16:15-16. or vale By Nols tA g | Vermont and Pennsylvania Sta Youth Groups. 6 P. M & Sunday i Sunday 9 ~ SUNDAY, 7:30 P. M ; .\ | JEAN 8 MILN \ V. ITS FUTURE. The true value of anything can dhiy ge 8 ’ | Joseph W. Johnston, Oakel F. Hall D. D. - & Bib! Sch | 9:45 . - . Bib! Stud 9:4% & Speaker, EARL JORDAN ce Makes You a Member® | Ministers ible 3chool be judged by its future. In this respect the Church . y SPECIAL MUSIC y Morning Worship 10 AW FAIRVIEW @ Morning. Worship 10:30 3 excells all. The future of the Church is glorious in- $3 Worship 10:45 @ EVERYONE WELCOME | . Dr. Milner, : : deed.. Saved by the King Jesus-Ephesians 5:23, Re- 7:30 Rtas Chureh School. 9:48 A. M. b Evening Worship 7:00 ) Evening : So : os a hore Evening Supper Meeting 46th and Capitol Ave. Wednesday Evening 7:30 § "O° eternal rest-Matthew 11:28, Wednesdoy Evening 7:30 Public spirit BIBLE SCHOOL MISSION | Hom. __ ATMAYER CHAPEL 0 P.M. | VIRGIL D. RAGAN, Minister % $ es an expr 110 N. NOBLE ST. Church for & Divided Work™ 9:30 AM.—Church School FOUNT. CHURCH : : want you to REV. TH. Bete vide » 10:30 P Jon Die C TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN 10:45 AM.—"The Characteristics e NORTH wp CHURCH Solu: ; TH 5 ATH LAP ® basket of gif All Day Meeting Sunday y - M. 34th & Central of a Christion."” | 104 s n moved to th . - Sunday Night- Offices, Anderson, Ind. 9:30-—8unday School 6 P.M., Westminster Fellowship Groups. ® 960 West 31st Street 041 Spruce Street Sunday @ Mother or | pn The. | || seeommewems SPM. Memes Folonk Sm. Sundoy Sunder a wn. 9 o nev adi Young Peoples Meeting— 200 h St West Washington, Church of God Bible School 9:45 * Bible School 9:45 . ’ : There's _ not! Latter Rain Service Friday. 7:30 P. M. NORTH SIDE CHURCH OF GOD 4200 W. Washington 81. 7:00 Westminster Fellowship IRVINGTON PRESBYTERIAN ® Worship 10:45 Morning Worship 10:45 Morning Worship 1045 @ obligation. P J. Herschel Caudill, Pastor Harold Powell, Pastor Thursday, 7:15 P. M., Midweek Service 1 Block South of 5511 E. Wash, : in . : ‘ . : : 4 TS CAIIADE FACE | FOUNTAIN SQUARE CHURCH OF GOD EAST 10TH, CHURCH OF GoD || BLE ETB sony & PEARY pues [& Frond Workin Ted yan a IB Ee ye ® 1 Joa ea | 8 allace cDona s . ; . , i : . $ ; FOUR SQUARE GOSPEL | STAN ay, air ton 8, nie B eri | CREB, @ aE ID ents outset oes tation 3. 1. steno w wl Woodlawn A uy F. Perry, Pastor 8. Samuel Lovelace, Pastor | - 9:00 A. M.—Church Schools for All Ages » You Are Warm} Invited fo Li $ | WISH (1310 KC) , @ i right ve. WES! SIDE CHURCH OF 60D PARK HEIGHTS, CHURCH OF GOD PRENTICE PRESBYTERIAN 11:00 A. M_—Second Church School for ® y sten In ° { . New | - -— 2 Rev. & Mrs. Howard H. Carson | Fred ©. Jones: Pastor Robert Beretta Pastor GE mn well A M.—Two Worship Services Free Literature Will Be Sent Upon Your R SUNDAY MORNING : Welco! Sundoy School 3:30AM. | SUNSHINE GARDEN, CHURCH OF 60D SHOEI ected ting Oo. | eur iru goon . |@ ii 58 Sent. pon. Your Request trom eo : Morning Worship—10:45 A. M. | 7 Gungerd @ Newhart sta. a = From Any of These Churches of Christ! 130.745; TAS8:00; 3:309:00 @ = NewYork © » Evangelistic Service—7:43 P. M. - wind 88 Yaam | Go to Church Sunday. (0 00000000000000000000000000000000000 : - a? q ’ | cn. = : A bios : 3 PHO! ‘ov . 3 2 2 . . ’ ; . ' # am > 3