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C. - = CONCENTRATE PRAYER|Metropolitan M. E. |NEW PASTOR TO GIVE lMISSlONARY SOCIETY FOR BETTER WORLD Many Churches Join Movement This Week in Petitions Along Similar Lines. HOMES ARE ALSO ENLISTED Possibilities of Appeal Declared to S Be Infinite. Joining with churches throughout the world thousands of American congregations will observe the period from January 6 to 12 as a week of united prayer. The call is being sent out by the commission on evangelism and life service of the Federal Council of Churches in co-operation with the world’s evangelical alllance. It is slgned by churchmen of many lands. During the week the churches will Join in sermons on the same text, the mame Bible readings and the same prayer topica. The program has been «carefully prepared by church leaders. Tn many cities, towns and smaller communities union services will be held. In addition, thousands of church members will join In the ob- marvance with prayers in thelr own Tomes. This week of united prayer, which was established some vears ago, has grown until fts observance is wide- mpread. Churches on every continent and {n most countries will join. Last Jear the observance in America was %o much greater than anticipated that second and third editions of the pro- &ram had to be issued. United Effort Urged. The call to praver says in part: “Before the new year takes for nations and churches a character of fts own, it is our privilege to in- ~iteall Christian people to fellow- ship in prayer. “It {8 not anded of us that we should devise a formal unity before ‘Wwe can come together at the throne of grace. There is a unity which is already ours. We are one body in Christ. We have not to create but to enter {nto the unity which comes from our common relationship, in grateful and adoring faith, to the one . We come by many ways to Him, but it is to Him that we all come, and in Him we meet with one another. We need not wait for other sanction. ‘TWe shall hope to see the needs, which we share, more clearly when we together bring them into the light of the one divine purpose. We know something of our shame and faflure. ‘We are men of unclean lips and we dwell in the midst of a peo- ple of unclean lips’ We shall know more when we have lifted this our world into the pura and holy light We know romething of our need of God, but we shall learn more in fel- Jowship; we shall see with cleansed vislon what it is that can fill human of a great purpose of an eternal Posaibilities of Prayer. “Everywhere we see men secking to fill their days with excitement in order to escape from thinking. In the fallure -of their merely formal religion thoy hope to fill the void with rew superstitions. They dream that they are eating, and they will awake 0 find their souls empty. This we know fn part, but when we strengthen each other in the fellowshlp of prayer and come with boldness to God, femow SUI1 more suren that nothing buot faith in the living God can satiafy tha soul of man. “But we shall not only see with purified eres: we shall open new ways through our offering of ourselves, whereby the spirit of God may enter into the human scene. There is a way open whenever a solitary soul +urns in falth to its Lord, but we have - the assurance of the Saviour Him- =elf that through fellowship the souls of men open another road. ‘Where two of three are gathered together tn My name, there am I in the midst of them. * * If two of you shall agree * ® * it shall be done. It will make a difference whether we unite in prayer or not. Such a fellowship In prayer means ways thrown open, powers released, rein- forcements of courage and hope for the faithful servants of God. “We cannot limit the range of be- Ueving prayer. the world has still to Jearn what may follow upon the fel- Jowship in_prayer of all the people i To the discovery of that| of God. mecret In experience we call the chuiches for their own sake, for the sake of the world and for the sake of Him who waits and has waited long for us to offer Him this road.” WILL UNDERGO OPERATION. Rev. William Henry Potters, rector of St. Mark's Church, 3d and A streets southeast, expects to under- g0 an operation for appendicitis next Tuesday, and during his ab- gence from his parish his assistants, Rev. Moses W A. Masker and C. P. Cogwell, will officiate at the serv- ices and be in charge of the parish. NAZARENE. CHURCH OF 'l'HE NAZARENE LEBWIN . Wlu.uus. Pastor. 7 imday wehool. preaching, 11 ana 745 vmmg‘p.opk : prayer meeting Thursday. ALL WELCOME. _UNITARIAN ALL SOULS’ CHURCH BIXTEENTH AND HARVARD BTS. | FOUNDED 1821 Ulysses G. B. Pierce, D. D. Sunday Services in B. F. KEITH'S THEATER 9:45—Sunday school 11:00—Morning worship. Ser- mon by the Minister, “Why I Believe in Evolution” _REFORMED. REFORMED AT 13th AND MONROE STS. N.W. D. BUHRER. Minister. 8 p.m. Lsen o AND 0 8T8, N.W. TIRISE, Smhar o D- Do Pastee. “ARD r- bflwl O, NEW THOUGHT Science of Truth Assoctation STRIVMPHING OVER CONDITIONS.” Ada Rainey, Speaker, WRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 11, 8 PML HEALING MEETING WEDNPEDAY AFTERNOON, 5 P.M. WOMEN'S CITY CLUB, 22 :-ennn PL Cennecticat Ave, and H 8 To Hold Mission During Next Week DR, GUY FITCH PHELPS. Beginning tomorrow morning Rev. Dr. Guy Fitch Phelps will open an eight-day mission in the Metropolitan Memorial M. E. Church, John Mar- shall place and C street northwes Dr. Phelps s from Oregon. He is an author and a poet. He has filled some of the important pulpits in the far west and has recently been as- soclated with the board of temper- ance and prohibition of the M. E. Church as field agent. He is sald to be a strong preacher and a_most ef- fective plaiform speaker. The gen- eral toplc for the coming series of meetings will be “Adventures in the Fundamentals.” Tomorrow he will speak in the morning on “The Fall of Man,” and at night on “The VI- carfous Atonement.” Thers will be no service on Monday night. Tha following will be the toplca to be discussed during the week: Tues- The Deity of Christ”; day, “The 1 Thursday, Fri; The Personality of the Devil” T services will be held at 8 p.m Dr. Harry D. Mitchell: the mintator. will have charge of the music. addresses will be followed by altar call. The object of the mi slon will be to instruct in the Secrip- tural teaching regarding great doc- trines now_ under discussion. Rev. Dr. Harry Mitchell, the pastor, says he hopes the general public will avail themselves to attend the sessions. BISHOP WILL TELL CHICAGO OF CATHEDRAL Dr. Freeman to Address Prominent Body of Protestants Tomorrow. Rey. James E. Freeman. D. D., B »hnp of the Episcopal Church in the se o ¥ Evening Club, the largest and most " important religious of Protestants in the city of Chicago. The meeting will be held in Orches- tra Hall. Bishop Freeman will use this op- portunity to lay before the people of Chicago the necessity for the speedv completion of the National Cathedral to be a witness to Christ in the Capital of the nation. R EDGERTON TO SPEAK. Will Deliver New Year Message at the Playhouse. James A. Edgerton. president of the International New Thought Alliance, will deliver the New Year message at The Playhouse, 1814 N street north- west tomorrow at 8 p.m. The subject of the address will be “Behold, I Make All Things New." Members from all churches invited. NEW THOUGHT _ THE HEALTH STUDIO 1725 S St. N.W. A Series of Live-Wire Leetures, PRACTICAL PSYCHOLOGY, on How to Realize the Higher Levels in ’rmmn( and Aetion, y P B. Tyrrell [ | | SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON. VIVA 3. AND GARNETT JANUARY, Ministers 1336 E7e St. N.W. Fhone Fraik. I “SELF-RELI AN CE" TUESDAY, “ACCORDINIJ HE PATTEI THURSDAY, 8 P.M.. “FOURTH DIMENSION" __Personal Instruetion and_Healing Di CHRIST SERVICE CENTER 500 11th St. N.W, Sunday Mmlu‘& 11 O'Clock : SPEAKER, James A. Edgerton, “The Ultimate Search for Truth” Monday, 8 P.M., “You Can Be What You Desire to Be” Dr. Arthur R. Lehman Dally noon meetings, 12 to 1. Cora L. Thomas. COLLECTIONS. CONGREGATIONAL. HIS FIRST SERMON . Harvey Baker Smith to Oc-| cupy Pulpit at Columbia Heights Christian. Following his Installation last night as pastor of the Columbia Heights Christian Church, Rev. Har- vey Baker Smith will dellver his first sermon In Wdshington » tomorrow morning. He will also preach at the evening service. This church was or- anized about seven years ago, with & membership of about forty. It now has more than 600 members, sup- ! ports & missionary on the foreign fleld, and owns and occupies a church bu"dln- on Park road which cost than $125,000 to erect. the first pastor " mlhortly :ftg g; of ‘the presen u Buildllll 'n laia. Hl pwls succeeded as pastor by Rev. B. H. Melton, who recently resigned to become execu- tive secretary of the Disciples’ Unlon of the District. Mr. Smith, the pres- ent pastor of the church, came to Washington from Ru(chlnlfln. Kans. EVANGELIST FILLS PULPIT G. G. Xundahl to Preach at Wilson Memorial Church. G. G. Kendahl, evangellst for the Central Union Mission, known by his Work to & score or more of churches of different d ash- ington, l nalfl:h!n Ak oaat. duoted momun %at” Occaquan, where 236 m.do I confes- slon of fait! gle ce an: wh:fl hundreds 'ero hllped spirit- ally. PLAN FOR THRIFT WEEK. Church Federation Sends Letters Throughout Country. Letters are being sent out from the office of the Federation of Churches this week to all pastors, Sunday school superintendents, men's Bib! class presidents and corresponden of young people’s socleties regarding thrift week. Special attention is be- ng called to “Share with Others” day. which will come January 20. These various organizations are requested to bring the message of the day to their members by some one who has been appointed to speak. Pastors are urged to preach on the duty of benevolence and the relation of thrift thereto. In this special effort all the clergy TO MEET WEDNESDAY Quarterly Gathering of M. E. Dis- trict Body to Be Held in Dumbarton Church. The quarterly meeting of the Wom- an’'s Forel, and Home Missionary socleties_o! ‘Washington district of the Methodist Episcopal Church Wil be held in Dumbarton E. Church, Dumbarton avenue between Wisconsin avenue and 31st street, next Wednesday. The Foreign Bochty. of which Mrs. H. B. Moulton {s president, will con- vene at 10:30 a.m. The district sec- retary, Mrs. L. C. Clark, will bring tiding 'from the branch, and the * lifted cross” will be illustrated and visualized by Mrs, W. A. Haggerty, president of the Baltimore branch. ‘The Home Societ H. 8. France is pi t, will meet at 1:30 p.m. At this session the dif- ferent homes under the supervision of the Methodist Eplacopal Church, including Sibley Memorial Hospital, will be represented by Miss Ma Smith, Miss Ella M. Hayward and Mi Katherine Hankin, who will give description of the Christmas fea. tures. Mrs. C. H. Hoage is to make a spe- clal address {n relation to Honolulu. A story of the candle service will be told by Mrs. W. Clark Maln and Mrs. G. H. Fanken, the district secre- taries. ‘The annual hmlluwlrrnln’ of the Methodist Deaconess Home, 2907 13th street, will be held February 23, to which’ the public is invited. —— BIBLE STUDENTS FINISH. Given to Seventy. Seventy students of the Moody Bible Institute oLy Chleago—thirty- thres men and t! even wo: were awarded dlplom.l at the fall term graduation exercises, for com- pletion of the two year course in the le and related subjects, epel musio and practical methods "ot Christian worl e graduates represent twen Itwe states, the Dominion of Canada, Scotland, Sweden, Denmark, France, the Netherlands and the British West Indies. Eighteen of them are vol- ;muon for foreign missionary serv- ce. — |PASTOR’S SERMON TOPICS Rev. J. T. Herson Announces Sub- jects for Tomorrow. “The New Year Holy Communion” is the subject for the sermon tomorrow ! morning Y. demes T Herson, pastor of Hamline M. E. Church. His ev: cn(nl’lubjecl 12 some Thoughts for the New Year.” CHRISTADELPHIAN. of the city are united—Protestant, Catholic and Jewish. Dr. V. Darby is chairman of the share with others day committee. Dr. P. J. Me- Cormick ~represents the Catholic clergy and Joseph A Wilner repre- sents the Jewish constituency. SPEAKS ON “MELTING POT.” Rev. Dr. James Shera Montgomery will conduct public worship at the Calvary Methodist Church tomorrow morning and _administer the holy communion. In the evening Dr. Montgomery will deliver a sermon- lecture on the subject, “The Melting Pot’ THE PLAYHOUSE 1814 N St. N.W. SUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 8:00 P.M. “Behold I Make All Tllmp New” HON. JAMES A. EDGERTON, Presideat, L N. T. A. Practical :l-’sychology ject : “You Can Be What You Destre to Be» An ity hhnm(_fl_ MONDAY. JANUARY 7 TUBSDAY, JANUARY 8th. 8 rx. CHRIST nvw:'mm _—IW_— 1721 Eye St. N. BUNDAY. & P, Abnmu BY MRS, JEANETTE H. “WORDS THAT HEAL" ~Healls pofmrdey. 8 p.m- ng meeting, Brecy- LEHOTURE AT THB PLAYHOUSE, 1814 N BT., Bunday, Jan 6, at 8 p.m. Matthews BeT interprviation ot veysss of Binbas oo Batlor): St CONGREGATIONAL. L | Christadelphian Ecclesia® *~ NAVAL LODGE HALL. Brery Sunday, 11:30 a.m._All welcome. Christadelphian Chapel TA2 Webster st. n.w. 5 a.m.—Bunday school; “CONGREGATIONAL. E (CONGREGATIONAL.) 34th and Lowell Sts. FRANE ELLSWORTH BIGELOW, Minister. 11:00 am., 948 a.m—Church school. 11:00 a.m.—Morning +00M- RADES oF THE frAY." New Year Communion Service. _A COMMUNITY CHURCH. INGRAM CONGREGATIONAL 10th and Mass. ave. Rev. George Barrow-Neilson, Minister 11 AM.: “Some Reasons Why 1 Believe in the Christian Church” Carols by the New Vested Cdolr. 8 Pa: “When Is It Too Late for Eternity?” or “Does Death Bring With It a Final Chance?” Mrs. Hagel Bachschmi, Mr. Walter Jumes Gelaard. Orens and Choir Director. A Hearty Welcome to All MT. PLEASANT I (Congregational) | Columbia Road Near 14th St. Ia the Resideatial Northwest, Walter Amos Morgan Minister. 5:00—VESPER SERVICE. “TheRoad and theComrade” 9:45 8.m.—Chureh school.” Classes for all. EVERYBODY WELCOME. 17th AND P STS. N.W. REV. J. C. OLDEN, Misister. 9:30 a.m.—Chareh acheol. 11:00 2.1 —*TESUS MANTFEST." 7:30 pm.—"PARTNERS OF GOD." [ Concert Tomght by the Mary Adel Haes Opera Smgers | ~of New York. This splendid group of singers will render a popular concert tonight, January 5, at 8 o'clock, and will give MUSICAL VESPERS SUNDAY, 4: 45 P.M., Assisted by MARY LACKLAND, Viokinist First Congregational Church Tenth and G Streets Northwest Jan. 7—"How to Strengthen the Will.” Jan. 8—*From Moonlight to S ; Psychology of Tmpuu“mm. Mind of God.” Jan. U—% Prychology of Wuhium Wednesday, Jan. 9—*The Thursday, Jan, 10—"The Jason Noble Pierce Franklin I. Winter Popular Addresses on the Psychology of Religion Dr. E. L. House Of Oregon Sunday, J 6, 11:00 a.m.—"The f Pra ety ovens iy . L el s Heaven?” 8:00 p.m—*“The Web of Life.” Weekdays, January 7 to 11 4:45 P.M. “Jesus, . 8:00 P.M. “The Power of Concentration” “The Psychology of Love” the Conscious Mind of God” *The Holy Spirit, the Superconsci : :‘ly uperconscious -*How to Get, Health and Keep It” of which Mrs. | Diplomas From Moody Institute IPI_ANS NEARLY READY |CHURCH OF COVENANT FOR NEW M. E. CHURCH Stracture at 16th and Allison Streets Northwest to Be Imposing One. The architectural plans for the new Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church, to be erected at the northeast corner of 16th and Allison streets northwest, are about completed. According to Rev. Dr. | Herson, pi {flce will be one of the most imposing in the city. A committee, of which he was chairman, visited Chicago, !Buffalo and Detroft, and made com- {plete nspections of various new and \large churches there, with the ides of having everything of an up-to- date character in the new church ere. James T. ‘The bullding is to cost about $300,- |000. The ground cost $35,000. It fs to be of stone construction, with an auditorium and large gallery on the main building. This is to connect with the Sunday schoolroom by a chapel. The Sunday school is to be of three stories, in which thers will be a large room for the meeting of {the Men's Bible class. In the base- jment will be three bowling alleys and a large floor for indoor athletics. In the basement of the church build- ing thers will be a large dining room and kitchen with all modern improvements. Plans are being made to break ground as soon as the contract is let. ‘WILL JOIN FEDERATION. Official action has been taken by the board of Congress Heights M. B. Church to join the Washington Ped- eration of Churches. Rev. tor of the chureh, the edi- | James is the pastor, and the rapra- sentatives elected to the council are E. J. Read and J. E. Joy. LUTHERAN, ATONEMENT PASTOR—REY. 1. achool, 9 i All Beats Free. Strangers Welcome. | %, Mark’s Lutheran Charch B_and Sth sty REV. H. D. HATES, T Dr. Hayes will presch, both morniay and eve., on “Jesus’ Answer to the Moderuis! d\urch of the Reformation Ave. and 204 St. A REY. JOB\ WEIDLEY, D, Sunday Services Sunday School . P pactor. [l 1 8 7 an_Endeavos Evening Worsliip. . Thursday Service. p. Every One Welcome and Tnvited—Seats Free, Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church (Ohlo 8ynod.) 13th_and Core Preaching, 11 Sunday sch o LENSKT. Py 148 EAST ‘CAPITOL ST.— PLANS UNION SERVICE Rev. Dr. Wood to Preach on “The Far-Off Divine Event” at Evening Meeting. At the Church of the Covenant to- morrow the afternoon and evening services are to be united at 8 o'clock, Rev. Dr. Wood will preach on Far-offt Divine Event.” The musical program at this service i consist of three anthems by the eve- ning choir and a vocal 80lo. En under monthly supper and business ‘me. The of The Qass will be neld Monday evening at § o'clock. The Women's Missionary Soclety will_hold its monthly meeting and Juncheon in the leeture room of the church Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock, with an address by Dr. Harvey Bro- kaw of Kyoto, Japan. The January meeting of the Men's Soclety, Tussday evening at 8 o'clock, 18 to be one of unusual interest. The speaker will be President William Mather Lewls of George Washington University, who will dis ‘duca- G har”" Bervice “Gov Walsce R. Parrington of Hawafi is also to o ent and will make.a briet “CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER OHUECH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, BCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS. First Church of Christ, Scientist, Columbia road and Euclid st. Second Church of Christ, Scientist, N.E_Masonic Temple, 8th and ¥ sts. n.e. Third Church of Christ, Sr.lentllt, Masonic Temple, 13th st. and N. Fourth Church of Christ, S:Ienfilt, The Arcade, 14th st. and Park rd. SUBJECT: “GOD” DAY, 11 AM. AND 8 P.) SUNDAY BCHOOL--11 M. WED\’IDA\' EV! \X‘IG MEETINGS — e READINO ROOMS: 1319 F ST. N.W., Room 608— Hours, to 8 (except Wednesds: T ko Sundars and bolldazs, 2 30 1 8 (szcept Wedneatae, 12 5:30. Closed coLonAuo "BLDG., 14th G Stun— Hours. 10 to 9 (Wedn and Bunduy and holidays, E THE XROADE. '3tk and Park Roa (Second Floor)— 10 te 9 week days, except Wednesdays, 10 to 5:30. METEUDIST EPISCOPAL. = | EBENEZER M. E. CHURCR Corner 4th and D ts. 5.H. REV. J. W. WATERS, Minister. ~Sunday school hour. Ladies’ Ald Soctety (Anniv,) -m.—Sermon by Pastor. EVERYRODY WELOOME. ZIO] an AND P 8TS. Rev. RICHARD SCHMIDY. Pastor. Confession and Holy Communion: Ger- man, 10 a.m.; Eogiish, 11 am. § pm— Rereption of tew members, "Bibie shooi - 9:30 am. Bood. _Thursday, E. Hez Swem €alled others ! § p.m. Auditorium on ground Boo: eagy chairs (men lke them) " muste: fine organ. 11 Foremost Onet" Centennial Bapt. Ch. and Eye n.e. St. Paul's English Lutheran Church 11th and H Sts. N.W. JOEN T. mm.z, D. D., Pastor. 0:80—Sanday._achoo 11 lo»flul?" mu 7:00—Christian Endeavor meeting. 8:00—Kermon and Communion. 8:00. Thursday— Prayer service. Keller Memorial Lutheran MD. AVE. AND $th ST. N.E. 8. T. NICHOLAS, D, D,, Paster, Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Wiles Bible Class for men. Morning Service at 11:00—Holy Communion. Evening Service at 7:45—Commu- nion and Sermon. Young People’s Societies at 6:45. SPECIAL MUSIC. _THE HOMELIKE CHURCH. _ (At Thomas Circle N.W. i’ G. M. Dnflendefler. D. D., Pastor. 9 :48 a.m.—Bible school. Communion. ietian Emdeavor Bocletles, Br. and Jr. ___8:00 p.m.—8ervice with sermon. Epipl ny 10 AKD U STREETS REV. W. O, WALTEMYER, Pastor. 30 New Jorsey Ave. Bet. M and N Sts. EA FREDERIC WENCHEL, Pastor. Monday night-Zion's Brother- the: | tal an who was what she | | | | | METHODIST _EPISCOPAL SOUTH. and Rittenhouse s nxv E. A. LAMBERT, PARTOR. 11:00 a.m.—Kermon by Pastor: *“THE MYS- TERY OF GODLINESS." Special music by choir. Communion gervice 8 p.m.—Sermon csonttr prosidiog ‘oider, hington District. mé Cato Mo+ (Nelinger). Classes for all EPWORTH ‘THE GOOD-WILL CHURCH.” M. E. Church South 13th ST. AT N. CAROLINA AVE. N Rev. John Paul Tyler, D.D,, Pastor 9:30 a.m.— Sunday School. 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.— Public Worship. Sermons by Pastor 7 pm.— Epworth League. Large Chorus Choir and Quar- tet. fir Charles S. Wengard, director of music. Visitors Cordially Welcomed. Calvary M. E. Church South o 4o 4. GEORGETOWN Rev. Wm. Aubrey Lynch, Pastor. ‘A NEW YEAR'S MESSAGE. “A TEXT FOR THE NEW YBAR. M. E. CHURCH SOUTH 16th ST. N.W. NEAR LAMONT. REV. CLIFTON K. EAY, Paster. 9:30 8. m.—8unduy school and Bible classes, 11:00a.m—Morning worship. Sermoa by the Pastor. 7:00 p.m.—Epworth League. 8:00 p.m.—Bvening _worship. the Pastor. Spectal music by the Quartet at both services. Sermon by Freepaws., _____All welcoms. Marvin M. E. Church South 10th and B Sts. 8.W. mn, Waister. 5 EE‘:“A.“ AWAKENING.» 8 Stroet . —Sermon. '8:00 p.m.—Sermon. For the Promotion oi Scriptural Church School 9:30 a.m. Holiness Berviess Bunday at 2:30 p.m. Prayer meeting, Thureday, 8 p.ms. ALL WELCOME. JDIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH. for all ages. Thursdsy, 8 . Mt. Vernon Place M. E. Church South 9th Strect and Massachusetts Avenue N.W. 11:00 a.m:~Sermon by DR. CLOVIS G. CHAPPELL: “THE FINEST ART” Overflow Service—Sermon by Rev. M. Leo Rippy. 8:00 p.m.—Sermon by DR. CHAPPELL: “WANTED: A THRILL” 9:30—Sunday School. Departmentally Organized. Classes for Everybody. 6:45 pm.——-Ewonh League. C. Special music at regular church services and chorus choir under direction of R. Address by HON. DANIEL ROPER, former Commissioner of Internal Revenue. B REV. DR. MUIR’S TOPICS. |METHODIST EPISCOPAL (WHITE). TRINITY M. E. CHURCH Sth St. and Pa. Ave. S.E. Joseph Dawson, Ph, D., Pastor. Runday sehool, § g0 am LS “Back to Bethel,” Subject for Morning Sermon. “Back to Bethel,” will be the sub- ject of the sermon by Rev. Dr. J. J.| Mulr tomorrow, at 11 am. at fhe Temple Baptist' Church. His subject at 8 p.m. is “In the Race." At 7 p.m. theré will be a special meeting of the young peoples’ so- cieties. The Euzelan class is to mert at 9:30 a.m., with Mrs. E. F. Forbes as teacher. Comungelon.” 11 ress by WisH FoR THE Tawrenca and ‘BROOKLAND s lent 141 ALPHELS §. MOWREAY, PASTOR 9 :30—Sunday schiool "KEEPING HIS WORD” 3:90—Junlor Teague 7:00—Epworth League "iE&.URI‘\(! THE FUTURE" Men's meeting 2t 3 pm. Eddis Foster apexke. Male choir of Metroparitas Daptist Chureli_singe. FOUNDRY SIXTEENTH ST., NEAR P 9:30 a.m.—Church school 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. ing by Rev. George Clarke Peck, D. D., of Baltimore, Md. Themes—A.M., “The Exalted Emblem” PM. “Shining Through” 6:30 p.m—Epworth League sical service. 7:45p.m.—Epworth League dle service ___METHODIST PROTESTANT. _ " RHODE ISLAND AVENUE ode Toland ave. at st at. n.w. | rev. TR SRS B BT Pastor. | Services 11 L. and 8 p.m. t fif—:‘l‘Wlsr_ EP o1 u, (‘ulomdl MILES MEMORIAL C. M. E. CHURCH 3rd St. between L and N. Y. Ave. N.W. | MILLARD L. BREEDING, Mintster. | | 9:80 a.m —Suaday s=hool. 11:00 8.m.—| Slag by DR, CHARLES | THINRING, noted Eyaagelist rih ‘Leagu hing by DR. CHARLES | NS, poted Evangelist. These Servicns Are Helpful. John Wesley A. M. E. Zion Clmrdl Soruer 14¢h and Corcoran REV. CARRINGTION, AL e L Ten cmmndmm i mu- D! “can- " These Services Wil Help YOI Gale e fi. I Zin c"“"‘" | THE HEARTIEST WELCOME! Music by Quartet Choir. PETWORTH e gom | Grant elrcle and New Hampabire ave. n.w B “THE CHURCH WITH A PROGRAM.” REV. EDWARD HAYES, D. D., Pastor | sohool. 9 a; B Tavioal meotiate % ing the week. Haven M. E. Church and Mass. ave. il gtart Reviral Meetings for 10 nights. m.—Holy Communio Sunda, Rev. ME: Puilathes Class.” 11am—Rev. John R. Edwards, D. D., Superintendent of the Washington District, will preach a special sermon and the Sunday School officers for 1924 will be installed. 7 p.m.—Epworth League. 8 p.m.—Sacramental Service and Sermon by the Pastor. Music by the Quartet asd large Chorus Cholr. Welcome to All cially to Strangers in W ton. DOUGLAS MEMORIAL 11th and H sts_ ne. Rev. J. 0. WRIGHTSON, D. D., Pastor. Sunday school—9:30 a Public worship—11 a.m. Prayer meeting, § p.m., Thursday. . every Sunday. “The Church of the Big Welcome” WAUGH M. E. CHURCH 3rd and A Sts. N Rev. Howard F. Downs, Pastor. 9:30 a.m.—Sunday school. e REV. H. E. WOOLEVER, D. D. 7:00 p.m.—BEpworth League. 8:00 p.m.— “THE UNSEEN WATCHERS" YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. 9th and 10th Sts. CHAS. A. SHREVE Pastor SUNDAY—9 am.. Prayer Service; 9:30, Sunday School, Dr. John H. Wesler, Superintendent. 11 o'clock—Public Worship, led by the Pastor. the Pastor. Subject: “THE EXCELLENCIES OF THE LORD JESUS CHRIST” Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Reception of new members. 6:45 pm—Epworth League. 8 o'clock—EVANGELISTIC MEETING. Preaching Service. m.\b;erl HE LA There is always an altar service and prayer for those need- ing help. TUESDAY, 3 to 5 P.M.—Service of Prayer for the Healing of the Sick. E “Look for the Illuminated Cross.” (Take Towa ave. bus or Soldiers® Home car.) Rosedale M. E. Church 416 Tenn. ave. e b ARG R o i v = REY. Preaching. Mass. Ave. Northwest Between Sermon by THURSDAY, 8 P.M.—Prayer Meeting. FRIDAY, 8 P.M.—Pentecostal M_eeling. EVERYBODY WELCOME ALL THE TIME "' CALVARY On Columbia Road N.W. Between 14th and 15th Streets JAMES SHERA MONTGOMERY, Minister 9 80—Calvary Bible School; Mr. Edwin Dice, superintendent. :30—Calvary Men's Bible Class; Mr. Roy H. Wolfe, president; Dr. Anhur C. Christie, teacher. 11:00—Public Worship and the administration of HOLY COMMUNION SPECIAL MUSIC: Organ, “Cortege’: (Dubols): anthem, ~The Das meat'" (Arkhangelsky); 'anthem, “God So Loved ths’ World" (stan organ, “Postiude In G mo-mm. 7:00—Epworth League devotional service. 8:00—Public worship, with sermon-lecture by DR. on the subject: “THE MELTING POT” SPECIAL \fl"(‘ Organ, (Dvorak) : “Sortie {o F Major' le ‘Song” (Schuecker), anthem, ‘‘My lefense Is of God" 7 .nlo Come Ye Blessed” (Scott), Mrs. Deal; organ, “Festal arch tt) | GRORGE HAROLD MILLER, DIRECTOR OF CHURCH MUSIC; LOUISE_THOMPSON, CHURCH ORGANIST. FREE SEATS TG THE PURLIK "H _DOORS OPEN IN THE BVENING AT SE -THIRTY. MONTGOMER “ADVENTURES IN FUNDAMENTALS” REV. GUY FITCH PHELPS, D. D, of Oregon n..—mnun; tomorrow and continuing over Sunday, Jan- 13, a “SPECIAL MISSION" will be held in tbe Metropolltan Memorial M. E. Church n Marshall Pla d C Street N.W. (m m.-—ona block -ofne:.h";r U. 8 Courthouse) THEMES Sunday, Jan. 6—11 A.M. “The Fall of Man." 8 P.M. “The Vicarious Atomsment.” Tuesday, 8 P.M. “The D f Chrise. Wednesday, & BM. e Tessivation of the Bible: Thursday, 8 P.M. “"The New Birth.” Friday, 8 P.M. “The Persondlity of the Devil”™ 2 Sunday, Jan. 13—"The Second Coming of Christ” and “The Triumph of Righteousness.” PHELPS s a profound student of the Holr Scriptures. He f8 a poet nnd 2120 & strong preacher. If you want to knos et the Seriptufes teach reat ‘doctrines pow under discussion como snd hear him. HARRY DAWSON MITCHELL, D. D, Minister The National Methodist Church D! author EPISCOPAL CHURCH Ninth and P Streets Northwest JOSEPH T. HERSON, D. D, MINISTER MORNING SERVICE, 11 O'CLOCK “The Sacrament of Holy Communion” EVENING SERVICE, 8 O'CLOCK Subject : “Some New Year Thoughts” Special Music at all services under the direction of Miss Edith B. Athey COME WORSHIP WITH US .