Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 May 1952 — Page 4
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By EMMA RIVE Times Church tor
Four young Mormons now are doing missionary work in Indianapolis at their own expense.
They hail from difféfent
experiences, : They are following the custom
of the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints by giving two years of their lives exclusively on a volunteer basis, to spreading Mormon teachings, ; oy Like all members of their church, they abstain from the use of to , alcoholic beverages, coffee and tea. They have no “dates” during the two years because “it might lead to falling in love, to marriage and diversion from the special purpose.”
Dancing Allowed
The church ordinarily does not discourage dancing for members, “under proper conditions.” But| missionaries do not dance. | One carefully explained that Mormons do not keep such rules because they are peculiar people but because they wish to avoid anything that will divert them from their duties. Perhaps a pair of the missionaries has rung your doorbell. They go about the city by twos doing a great deal of house-to-house calling. In this way they present the faith to persons who indicate an interest in it. They inform . their hearers that there are two Mormon chapels here— at 15th and N, New Jersey Sts, and at 1080 Villa Ave. on the South Side. They grant private interviews to persons who wish to ask questions or talk over the faith of Latter Day Saints. The missionaries may perform marriages, give Holy Communion, administer baptism and all other ordinances of the church, -
Deacons at 12
All young Mormons are made deacons the age of 12 if they can qualify, teachers at 15 and elders at 19. They can advance further if they apply themselves. When they are only 5 years old they begin training in public speaking so they soon can talk with poise before an audience. The church furnishes all its members with duties and respon‘sibilities which increase as the years pass. No paid pastors fill its pulpits. Every bit of work is donated except for the: services
of a very few executive officers|
of the general church. Indianapolis is located in the Great Lakes Mission which includes this state, Michigan and Ohio. The four mentioned missionaries are working entirely in this mission and are being directed by its president.
Many Converts
The young men report that they make several converts each month. They write home each week “so that their families can share in the pleasure of what they are doing.” The four missionaries, all entitled to be called “elder,” are: George K. Worthen, 23, Las Vegas, Nev.; John Ray Greaves, 20, Preston, Ida..; J. Evan Bean, 21, Provo, Utah, and LeRay Hallsted, 21, Safford, Ariz. Mr. Worthen, a great grandchild of early Morman pioneers, helped his father build a “four plex” house to earn money to finance his misisonary term. Like all his associates, he also receives help from home He plans to go into masonry construction when he returns to Nevada.
Sold His Car
Mr. Greaves recalled a bit wistfully that he sold a very good car, to increase his expense
Mormons Work
to 23, and obviously are getting a great thrill from their
{is a second generation Mormon, {His ‘parents are financing both
the Meridian Heights Presbyter-. fan Church, will receive a D. D. degree next Saturday from his
Juvenile Aid Committee.
out Pay
MILNER
states, range in age from 20
took a job so that she could assist him. He is descended from Danish converts to Mormonism who crossed the ocean to the United States and made the westward trek with an early wagon train. He hopes to go to college if he isn't drated into military service. : Mr. Bean's grandmother was only 5 years old when she walked most of the way on the journey to Utah with her mother and his great-grandmother, He sings and hopes to study band and chorus direction when he returns to civillan life. Mr. Hallsted’'s father is a convert to the church but his mother
700 Disciples
The "700 Disciples of
him and his brother in two years| . ..... of Indiana will
of missionary work. “They are not rich people,” he hastened to add, “but with the help of God they are keeping us.”
Doctorate Award Set For Pastors
The Rev. Roy B. Connor Jr. and the Rev. Gerald Clapsaddle will receive honorary Doctor of Divinity degrees next week. Rev. Clapsaddle,; associate minister of the North Methodist Church, will be honored with the degree by Taylor University Tues+ day. He is a graduate of Taylor and of Garrett Biblical Institute from where he holds M, A. and B. D. degrees. He also did graduate work at Northwestern, Winona Lake School of Theology and Purdue University. Rev. Clapsaddle’'s service beyond his own parish includes membership in the Board of Directors of the Wesley Foundation at Purdue, chairmanship of the interdenominational Lenten and Holy Week Committee of Indianapolis, " misisonary secretary of the Indianapolis Methodist District and. member of the executive committee of the Indianapolis Ministerial Association. He is a 32d degree Mason. ;
Fulfills Prophecy The Rev. Connor, minister of
Lake Tabernacle, Warsaw, Ind. The convention will hold several sessions when a committee is expected to present resolutions on current questions and social problems, New officers will be elected and speakers of national note presented. A final Communion service attended by Disciples of Christ from all over Hoosierdom will climax the closing session, Sunday, June 15. The Rev. Carroll N. Odel, pastor of the First Christian Church, Warsaw, will be in charge of the service. Convention speakers will Include Dr. J. Warren Hastings, minister of the National City Church, Washington, D. C.; Dr. Willlam Robinson, British subject now on the faculty of the Butler 8chool of Religion; Dr, Hollis Turley, executive secretary of the Disciples Pension Fund, Indianapolis; Dr. A. Dale Fiers, president of the United Christian Missionary Society, Indianapolis.
Confirmation Rite To Be Tomorfow
The Sisterhood of the Central Hebrew Congregation will present the 1952 confirmation class with whité Bibles and silver Sabbath wine cups at the confirmation serivces at 2 p. m, tomorrow. Ha Rabbi Nandor Fruchter, spiritual director of the congregation, will officiate at the ceremonies in the synagog, Central Ave. and 21st 8t. The class will dedicate an embroidered velvet cover for the Holy Scrolls for use of the congregation. Mrs. David Fogle will give out the Bibles and cups on behalf of the sisterhood. The religious school choir will sing, accompanied by Mrs. Phil Levan. Sam Dorfman, congregational president, will present diplomas. The class includes: Ronald Gold Joe Gruen, Paula G. Langman, Sharon L. Levitt, Howard Schwartz, Edith Steiner and Sandra Tolber;
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Delaware and Walnut Streets 1700 North) Dr. W. A. Shullenberger. Minister Church School—0:30 A. M. Morning Worship-10:45 A. M. Musie by Excellent Choir
Sermon: “It's Springtime in God's Kingdom"
Youth Fellowship—5:30 P. M.
ENGLEWOOD CHRISTIAN CHURCH
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alma mater, Grove City College. In so doing, the minister will be living up to the prophecy made by the college when he was a senior. Th wae The colleffe then gave him the Silliman Award as outstanding member of his class and the one they believed would make a great success of his chosen life-work. The minister, a graduate of Western Theological Seminary, holds the office of vice chairman of National Missions of the Indiana Synod, chairman in ‘the same area for the presbytery. He serves on Mayor Clark's
Religion School
To Hear Lectures
Butler School of Religion will present Dr, S8amuel C. Kincheloe of Chicago in a course on, “Research and Survey in the City” in an Urban Church Institute June 10 to 27 on the campus, Dr. Kincheloe is professor of sociology in religion, Federated Theological Faculty, University
money. He added that his mother
Lesson-Sermon Subject Listed
“Ancient and Modern Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and Denounced” ‘is the subject of the lesson-sermon in all Ch es fo Christ, Scientist, for tomorrow. The lesson-sermon includes the following passage: ‘The broadcast powers of evil so conspicuout today show themselves in the materialism and sensualism of the age, struggling against the advancing spiritual era.” The quote came from the Christian Science textbook, “Science and Health With Key to the Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy. The golden text is: “When the enemy shall come in like a flood, the spirit of the Lord shall lift up a standard against him.” Is. 59:19.
TOL MATIEW EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN -
B. New York & Oxford Sts. Rev. Carl H. Amelung 9:30 A. M.—Sunday School for All Ages, 10:30 A. M.—"Spirit of the Living Cod.” > Esekiel . 36:23-28.
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Sunday School ...... 9:30 A. M. : 10:45 A. M.
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titled, “Church Strategy for the
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your. of Chicago. He also will teach “The Man a course in, “The Church and the m— wou City” in the School of Religion THIRD CHRISTIAN institute. Dr. Beauford A. Norris, mem- 7th at Broadway
Dr. A. C. Brooks, Minister 9:30=-Chureh Schoo) 10:30—Worship
Children's Day. Rev. Donald West, “Remember All the Children.”
ber of the School of Religion faculty, will present the course, “Program for Urban Church” and -Lyls V. Newman, the one
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Building To
ANDERSON, May 31 — The Great Commission Schools will
* ' |dedicate their new $300,000 build-
ing with festive ceremonies to-
morrow afternoon. . The new building stands in the
* midst of the Great Commission
YOUTHFUL MORM@NS—Two yours of service without pay.
of Christ
Churches Convene in June
Christ hold their 113th Annual State Convention June 12 to 15 in the Winona
Dr. Bernard C. Clausen, lecturer and minister, Willoughby,
for the United Society and Mrs. R. O. Pearson, Abilene, Tex. member of the Board of Managers of the United Society. eh
Dr. E. D. Lowe, executive secretary of the Indiana Christian Missionary Association, is in charge of convention plans. The Rev, Glenn L. Tudor, pastor of the Central Christian Church, Elkhart, is Mrs. Rosa Page Welch, Chicago, will lead the singing.
The Christian Youth Fellowship of Indiana will hold its annual meeting June 14 in the War{saw Christian Church. Miss Dana Fisher of Indianapolis .is CYF president, ~~ -
Church to Honor
Missionaries
The Roberts Park Methodist Church will honor Dr. Hobart B. Amstutz and Mrs. Amstutz who are on leave from their mission post in Singapore with special festivities tomorrow.
The church will give a dinner for the couple at 5:30 p. m. in the church dining room. Mrs. Amstutz will deliver the dinner address. A public reception, when friends will greet Dr. and Mrs. Amstutz, will follow dinner. At 7:30 p. m., Dr. Amstutz will speak, describing his work abroad. Dr. Amos Boren, host minister, will conduct the Sunday night “Altar Hour,” Tomorrow morning, Dr. Boren will be in charge of services when new officers will be invested. Six Methodist parishes of the city form what is known as “The Singapore. Circle” and sponsor Dr, and Mrs. Amstutz in their missionary work. In addition to Roberts Park, the parishes are: Capitol Avenue, Grace, Victory Memorial, East Tenth St. and Edgewood Methodist Churches.
829 W. 318T ST.—ROBERT
Morning Worship, 10:45:
0.; Miss Katherine Schutze, director of business women’s groups
onvention president.
ASSEMBLIES OF GOD LAUREL STREET TABERNACLE SOUL SAVING CLNTER tm SERVICES PENTECOSTAL SUNDAY. SCHOOL, 9:30—WORSHIP, 11:00 A. M.
. Evangelistic, 7:45 P. M.—Wednesday, 7:45 P. M.
Tuesday Youth Meeting, 7:45 P. M. Rev. J. L. Price. Pastor—FR. 4129
PRE - MILLENNIAL MISSIONARY EVANGELISTIC THIRTY-FIRST STREET FUNDAMENTAL
BAPTIST CHURCH
Evening Service, 7:45: “Is There a Heaven?"
“Forest of 21 acres, W, 25th St.
Rd. here. The Rev. Paul E, Billheimer is school president. Dr. C, 1. Armstrong, recently returned from a tour of foreign mission stations, will give the dedicatory .address. Dr. Armstrong is -the former pastor of the Houghton College Church, Houghton, N. Y. The school chorus will sing, directed by Prof. Earl - Kunkle. The entire program will be broadcast from 2:30 to 4 p. m. over station WCBC,
Cost Was Cut
Dr. Billneimer reports that the building cost the schools only one-third of the named price since salvaged war materials were used for its construction. All money for the Great Commisaion Schools enterprise come through voluntary gifts without any solicitation, he said. The annual Youth Crusade, which always follows the commencement exercises of the interdenominational schools, will open
tomorrow and continue through next Sunday. Commencement was
ew Missio held Thursday night with 19 (graduates. receiving diplomas. | Dr, Roland Hudson, former Air {Force chaplain, and now a member of the faculty of Asbury Col-| {lege, author. and youth camp,
evangelist, will give the crusade! addresses,
Includes Dorms }
The new building, in the form! of an open square with a central facade adorned with tall columns, contains 30,000 square feet of! floor space. It includes a boys’ dormitory in one wing and a girls’ dorm in another, a chapel, class
“A tnited Church for Divided World" 10:30 P. M, STATION WIBC Offices, Anderson, Ind.
SI. of God NORTH SIDE CHURCH OF Gob ~~ West Washinghon, Church of J. Herschel Caudill, Pastor ; Harold Pow astor FOUNTAIN SQUARE CHURCH OF GOD EAST 10TH, CHURCH OF 60D 1029 E. Morris Bt. a“ 10th 88, Guy F. Perry, Pastor 8. Samu Pastor “WEST SIDE CHURCH OF GOD PARK HEIGHTS, CHURCH OF GOD «Fred O. Jones: Pastor - © mover mevetias Fuster SUNSHINE GARDEN, CHURCH OF GOD
Concord & Newhart Sts. Richard Turner, Pastor
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rooms, living quarters for teachers and married students, dining
room, kitchen, shop, radio broad-
casting studio and other needed rooms,
This year 199 students . have! been “enrolled in its grade ‘and high schools and Bible Institute. They all are preparing for pioneer work as missionaries. The school already has graduate missionaries serving in many parts of the world. The Great Commission Schools grew out of the former Anderson Gospel Tabernacle. Some 20 or 25 different’ denominations are represented in its faculty and student body. Dr. Billheimer has
Churches Set Centennial Celebration
bration of the centennial
next week in West Lafayette.
sessions will take place in the
city, the festive obsetvance of the centennial is scheduled for Friday
Hall, Bishop Richard C. Raines of
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ram C. Weld, minister of the apolis, will address the laymen’s
banquet Thursday night, Honor Dr. Humbert
At the public service following the banquet, the conference will honor Dr. Russell Humbert, re. cently appointed president of DePauw University. Dr. Noble Cain has composed a new cantata, “Psalm One Hundred Four,” especially for the Friday night observance. i It will be the cantata’s prémiere. Dr. Albert P. Stewart, superintendent of the Purdue Musical Organizations, will direct the chorus of ‘singers from conference choirs. The conference historical committee will give the conference story in a pageant.
India, will deliver the Wednesday {night address, and Bishop Shott Mondol, also from India, ad-
ice Saturday.
D. McCARTHY, PASTOR
“What Is the Gospel?”
Zadie Broadeast—"Sunday School of the Air,” Every Sunday, 7:30 A. M.
WIBC—1070 KO
City.” Mr. Newman {is director of the department of the urban church for the United Christian Missionary Society. Ld y 320 N. HHlinois St. SUNDAY, 7:30 P. M.
: Rev. & Mrs. Walter Polter and family in charge of services.
TOWNSEND NATIONAL INSURANCE PLAN
. LINCOLN HOTEL Parlor L. Masting Bgl Promptly Juest Speakers Public Invited
WEREE UNITY PRAYER GROUP
Affiliated .with Unity Lee's Summit, Me, DR. FREDERICK ELIAS ANDREWS
Open Datly 10 to 4: Saturday Till 3 Unity Literature—Classes—Consultans 8 B. Market St. Rm. 503. FR-4254
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\ First Church
16th and Delaware for Church, 10:30 A. M A hy =e Ce
wri toe wa. Chirjgt Church
Su $ = The Rev. hE Bdyvean. | (Episcopal) "ON THE CIRCLE"
Your Prayers. For Information call IM-4577
Christian Youth Pellowship-8:00 » M KS
| Lt. Col. K. Grace Crandall, Comm. i {
State Meeting Being Held in Evansville <
NORTHWEST
First Church 3620 EB. 38th St. Sunday School 9:30 and 11:00 A. M. R. R. Church Edifice
DOWNTOWN
Second Church Delaware at 13th Evening Service, 5 P. M. R. R. 1920 N. Meridian
34TH STREET Washington Ba 34th ifice
Evening Service, 8 R. R. Church Ed
WEST SIDE
WHE BELIEVE IN THE BOOK, THE BLOOD AND THE BLESSED HOPE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
Branches of the Mother Church The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass.
‘Morning Service and Sunday School a4 11 o'clock ah ° Evening Meetings at : Me ch, Wednwday
IRVINGTON (EAST) Fourth Chureh Pleasant Run Blvd, 8. Dr, at Butler Evening Service, 8 P. M. R. R. Church Edifice BROAD RIPPLE (NORTH)
P.M.
SOUTH SIDE ™ Sixth Church 1002 N. Garfield Dr. R. R. Church Edifice
NORTHEAST
Seventh Church (Colored)
Soclet 2246 W. Was! DOWNTOWN READING ROOM
LA J LJ v La BAPTIST WOODRUFF PLACE [ Cor. E. Michigan at N. Walcott| Dr. Walter R, Hand . M.~8unday School . M.~Holy Communion,
.M.-B. Y, P. . M.~"On Human Hearts.”
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RIVER AVE. BAPTIST The Friendly Church
SUNDAY SERVICES 2
8, 9:30, 11, 12:15 Garfield Heights Church of Christ
Weekdays, 8, 12:05 Shelby
Wed. and Fri., 7:00 Church Open Dally for GOSPEL MEETINGS-—JUNE 1 TO JUNE 11 Preaching Each Evening—7:45—I. A. Douthitt, Evangelist
1060 RIVER AVE. (W, INDPLS.) Rev. Robert Blake, Faster
9:30 Assembly: . Junior Choir : music. 10:00 Sunda: hoo!
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CENTRAL BAPTIST Invites You to Worship With Us at Central Ave. and Westfield Blvd. Dr. G. H. O'Donnell. pastor
AERA
331 W. 32d St. R. R. Church Edifice AT 30 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
VERMONT & MERIDIAN Dr. Osie D. Pruett. Th.D., Pastor George Newton, choir director Paul Fidlar. organist 9:30 A. M.—Church School. 10:45 A. M.—~Morning Worship. Sermon “Why Spiritual Power? Broadcast over WFBM, 11:30 to 12:00 Noon.
6:00 P. M.~Pellowship Meetings. 7:00 P. M.—RBvening Service: . “Faith Is Important” Thursday, 7:30 P. M. Midweek Service “A New Testament Church" Dr. Pruett.
CALVARY — 415 EB. 33d. Wiliam . O. Breedlove. 10.48 A. M.~7:30 P. M. TUXEDO PARK—29 N. Grant (4100 east). 0. 8. Clutton, DD, Unified 9:30 am-1 pm EMERSON AVE.—Emerson, B. New York, Jt. Robert &. Balla, pastor. 10:30 A. M.
LYNDHURST--Lyndhurst Dr. 3 blocks 8. of Washington 88. Charles Highsmith, Pastor. Unified service. 9:30 a. m.; Youth Pellowahip, 4:30 p. m.; eve, 7:30. i
CROOKED CREEK-—.N. Mich. Rd. & son , Crafton, 9: Preaching, 0:45
Representatives of 10 Indianapolis churches will assist in celeof Northwest Indiana Conference
While most of the conference
First Methodist Church of that night in Purdue University Music|}
the Indiana Area will preach the conference sermon next Sunday {morning in First Church, Dr, Hi-
North Methodist Church, Indian-
Bishop . Branscomb Pickett of |
dresses the Missions Night serv-|
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been connected with the enterprise for many years: Both he and Mrs. Billheimer teach in the schools and edit its organ, The Great Commission Challenge. Another new building is under construction on the campus, and is expected to be dedicated later.
pr— AlL ot. UNITARIAN 35 N. Ala, ® Dr. E B. Backus an.g 9: «ML. Shue School Ton. rs Naan an =
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UNITARIAN
Orchard School. 618 W 43d SUNDAY~11 A. M.
“The Boston Story” Rev, John K. Hammon : Winthrop 0829 , Church School 10:30 A. M. Character Research Project
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SUNDAY SERVICES
9:45 and 11 AM. 3 and 7:30 PM.
"The Most Important Race” Wednesdays 11 A.M. and 7:30 P. M.
Sunday, 2 P. M., BESS WRIGHT WBC, 1470 on Dial
INDIANAPOLIS GOSPEL TABERNACLE 610 N. Alabama
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Affiliated With Onity. Lee's Sum . MARGARET A Ei Yo
MINISTER AND LEADER D.A.R. Chapter House, 824 N. Penn. Sunday School. 9:45 AM. Sunday Service. 11 A.M “All Thin 8 re Boceite. Tr. Pai . Brigham. Midweek Services Resumed July 1
ally Activities Unity Center rs, Claypool Hotel ven Ball tsip, Suni ™
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@Helbing Ermagalne The Weld 13th and Carrollton FORD PORTER, Pastor
BROADCASTS EACH WEEK
WIBC W(BC 1470—KC 1070—KC Mon. thre Fil Sunday, 8:00 A. M. 1:45 A M, Sunday 10 A. M.
Services 9:30 A.M. 10:30 A M. 6:30 P.M, 7:30 P.M.
Rev. Porter will preach at both
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The Church of Christ is not a newly and is found in the pages of the Bible.
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BELMONT CHURCH
Church of- Christ
1002 N. Park
NEW CONGREGATION
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OF CHRIST GOSPEL MEETING
Starting Monday, June 2 at 8 P. M. Through June 15 Sunday, 3 P. M. Only
METHODIST
CHURCHES
NORTH CHURCH
Meridian at 38th St. Hiram C. Weld, Ph.D, D.D.Gerald L. Clapsaddle Ministers " 9:30-A. M.—Church School. 10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship. Sermon—*“Frontiers of the Spirit” —Dr, Weld. Worship With Us During the Vacation Months.
BROADWAY
ROBERTS PARK CHURCH
Since 1831 Delaware at Vermont Minister Amos L. Boren, D.D. Rev. Robert
Minister to Youth 9:30 A: M.—Church School. G. Wilbur Little, Supt.
10:45 A. M.—Morning Worship. “There Are Certain Men.” Dr. Boren, speaking.
5:30 P.M.—M. Y. F. »
7.30 P.M. — -_ Fall Creek Pkwy. at Broadway Guest preacher: Ministers: Dr, Hobart Amstuta ROBERT B. PIERCE, D. D. Special Music SARL DATE WM. R. Duplicate Services: EAST 10TH STREET 8:15 and 10:45 A. M. Cha Sermon: Minister “Keep the Springs Open” 110 8 Bapvicne Ae. Dr. Pierce, 5:30 P, M—M. Y. F. Go to Church Sunday.
“The Publiits of Power Acts 3:1-13. c of Power.’ le % 30—Chil Day Bervice Find your place in-our seven-day-a~week program by calling PL-1491. The Henry Ward Beecher Vermont and Pen a { Hall D. D, : Ministers Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. *Imsragions of the General Assem! Chr:reh School. 9:48 34th & Centra) 10:45 (DST) Divine Worship “The Well Is Deep.” Dr. Vale preaching. 00 Westminster Fellowsh Roy Ewing Vale Wailace I. McDonald James G. Emerson Jr. 4900'R. 38th CHESTER W. WHARTON, Minister 3 Morning Services—9:15 and 10:30 2:4. Rev, erson O. Houser, guest minister, Sunday School, 9:15 and 10:30 Westminster Fellowship, 7:30 p. m.
"Dr. Frants, preaching. Historie of fis hr Joseph W Johnston. Oak ¥ Johnston, preaching A MN 9:30 (DST)—S8unday School 13 ip Thursday, 7:15 P. M., Midweek Service “PRENTICE PRESBYTERIAN “A Question of Power.” Acts 3:4 Go to Church Sunday.
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46th and Capitol Ave, VIRGIL D. RAGAN, Minister 9:30 AM.—Church School 1045 A,
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B. HOW. 9:00 A. 11:00 AL Berend urch Beton 7
9-1) A, M.—-Two Services “Come, Holy Spirit ots 1:
7:30 P. Mo ortkase Burning Service.
HESE CHURCHES OF CHRIST?
END for the FAITH WHICH WAS ONCE for ALL DELIVERED UNTO the SAINTS” @
"HOW THE CHURCH OF CHRIST CAME INTO EXISTENCE"
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1041 Spruce Street
FOUNTAIN SQUARE CHURCH OF CHRIST
: Sunday : Somdoy Bible School 9:45 Evening Worship ~~ 6:30 Bible School 9:45 Evening Worship ~~ 7:48 Morning Worship 10:45 Wednesday Evening 7:30 Morming Worship 10:45 Wednesday Evening 7:45
40TH & NORTH CAPITOL CHURCH OF CHRIST
its beginning in the revealed Word of God cannot be the Church of which Jesus spake. The @ Church of Christ has existed in five different forms: e 3 hy URPOSE (Eph. 3:10-11) “To the intent that now unto the principalities and powers @ bn the aval ye cess ght be known by he hureh the manifold wisdom of God, according ® which he purposed in Christ Jesus.” ti IN PROMISE. (Gen. 12:13). , . In thee shall all families of the earth be blessed.” S Tis rotiise rd given to Abraham concerning the coming of Jesus and the salvation of his ® rist. IN PROPHECY. (Isa. 2:2-4) “And it shall come to é , pass in the last days, that the mountain of the Lord's ; = % BELMONT CHURCH § and oil nations shall flow wis 1 for owe of Tos | MYINGTON CHURCH © alln $ sha ow unto It , . , for ou n OF CHRIST Soa » Jor the law, and the word of the Lord » oF CHRIST & rom Jerusalem.” 1002 South Belmont Avenue IN PREPARATION. (Matt. 3). “In those days 251 Lynn Avene © ni ons Se Jo te Sus resco in to widens ot ary, 2. 8 Morning Worship 10:45 heaven it at hand. For this is he that was spoken of ible School vis a Evens. Wor "w by the prophet Esaias, saying, The voice of one crying Morning Worship 10 $ p : in the wilderness, Prepare ye the way of the Lord, { Evening Worship - 6:30 #® Waednesdoy Evening 7:45 froke his paths straight.” The Church wos not estab- { Wednesday Evening 7:45 #® WEST WASHINGTON S1, § binger of Christ The Tevtraseer wee bercoien bere § IGHTWOOD CHURCR © | raha Sun ay i | mei @ , wi urch o ivin Ly > Bible School 9:45 § the day of Pentecost followigg the et of our Bible Study 94s ® Morning Worship 10:30 Mager, wel note the Shure being spoken of in the Worship 108 4 Erin only 700 | 13" ‘Cc ser or ne oun avd vemen | boas 730 © Wednesday Evening 7:30 obedient to the gospel. (Acts 2:47). Wednesday Evening 7:30. $ |
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