Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1926, Page 10

_10 215. l ANUARY | COMMUNION SERVICE STAR, | THIE EVENING WASHINGTON, D. SATURDAY, 1926, Dr. Pierce’'s Topic. | BAPTIST. OR COMONSHITH o v e | “FINSHTHEND” | SUPPORT URGED fCentraI Raise $75,000 to Pay for Building. TOVISI EPPHANY Former Rector of St. John'si Church Will Preach Tomorrow. Washington churches of de | nominations help in th which the Centra 1y Churches,” many e plans 10 tinish-the job™ camy 1 Union Mission, known as “the will conduct from organizin gen of the ebru- mplete at G or Missior fal serie s in lit )0 ta ¢ building subjed 5 to 16 to raise $75 . the Organ leration of r 1 denominational ed Bib! rganizations. Denomin 1 named to Hall vs of the wnd rep- | wniza- | <h wlers already zn work for} denominations Baptist: aional Williain an: John L. . Lam- SENATOR H 1l be the will be including s b the SHIPSTEAD WILL SPEAK Senntm to Address Lu- speak | theran Alllance Monday Night. in | Henrik ul of Min | nesota will deliver address before Allis hin next Monday Place Memorial REV. 1. . JAMIES ACCEPTS Christianity and I CALL TO POST IN INDIA ne occa iness me ill be he Rev. I wesident of | Minnesota SR beth, 3 ., president | announced A of th me Senator Ships an e of the District 1t at the Church Tt will be il and on idusl eh tive by dir STnen mg thelr liance, o'clock E of the rittee, will ors’ Federa 1 v Sermon Ta- Church Today for Six Ye in the alliance, will koma Park D. C Science to Be Discussed by W. Stuart Booth, C. S. B. ol “Christtan Science, Tts Discov 1 as | and Demon *is the sut lecture v | Christian STARTS SECOND YEAR. Rev. to Prenlh Signet Ring.” S:\mual J Porter on “God’s out on the second y with the IFirst v a1 Judson Po t 8 oclock. 1 . B, of Denver a member of the | ship of the Mother ch of Christ, stora The Sunduy Evening Club d 3.000 special invitations re rallway tickets. The th er’s sermon will be the 2, & thefr twe South ral in the REVIVAL CONTINUES . D. H. M(‘Dnv» ell Leading Cam- paign at Assembly. D H. Meln Midwest eyelone ducting Gospel venue e held tomor- row onduct recently weden. Nex ies in the ill he led by third chapter the past of Philip SERVICES BY RADIO. Columbia Helghts Church Program to Go on Air. Rev. T. 0. Jones to Preach at Tem- ple Baptist Church. vices of Co an Church will pastor. dkersSmith, will deliver his s on “The im Message of Jesus." n will Le dedi 1yman, and Rev. s his subject ‘ulvary ine even ted to the : n Nobody service I Sermon on Florida. ida Titanic Forces Battling for e the theme of the John Van Schaick will ha Stuart Third Baptist Services. Dr. € Bu ird 4 mnsic and . ipon v \ e ot s . At the Met heater, where that congre now worshipingepending erection of a new church. Kinder ts at the s Th ool convenes fter chure Will Talk on Presbyterianism. Representative Will F maa Will dedive nesday at 8 p byterian Church, at Iry sireets, unde {the men’s Rible ¢ byterianism Ha Nation." The Whols Your God? I'he BIBLE decl: the god of this world = for the evil conditions noy The BIBLE further shows that the righteous reign of CHRIST will soon bring peace. prosperity, happiness and everlasting life to the obedient of man- kind. vopolitan ation 1l the S .N"\]N’ “Hh Evangelist to Speak will t is Dr. Simmonds’ Topics. Church, Satan responsible existing. West Washington Baptist Services| At the Washington Baptist | el te the pe Rev, ( Au You are invited to hear W. L. PELLE | i Of Louisville, Ky. Delta Circle Luncheon | The Delta_ | Chureh, 3 sive o iuncheon circle Stephen’s 1 AM. SUNDAY pqauc u:cruma} Ambassador Theater REV. CHARLES HAMPTON 18th St. and Columbia Rd. N.W. ALL WELCOME International Bible Seats Free Students’ Association HALL MISSION No Collections LA AVE. N.W. Promotion BAHAI MOVEMEN' " BAHAI SERVICE SPECIAL. PROGRAM Sunday Evening at 8 O’Clock, Auditorium of the Playhouse 1814 N Street Mr. Horace Holley of New York, Lecturer and Author Subject, “Religion; the World Issue” Dr. Ali Kuli Khan, former diplomatic representative of Persia Subject, “Our Duty Toward Our Fellowmen” FREE LECTURE The Near Coming of a Great World Teacher By tke Rev. Charles Hampton Michael's Liberal of New ntic information con- cerning the message of the Order of the Star in the BEast. AT THE Playhouse, 1814 N Street N.W., Monday, January 25, 8:00 P.M. The Pablic Is Invited The public invited —All seats free—No collection | Union Mission to . | | inig b ar of ! Baptist | i Holy 1 | | i ’ | | i | I | | | president 'CHUROH FEDERATION j The flving squadron of the District | of Columbia Christian Endeavor Union will meet with the Friends' Christian Lndeavor Society tomorrow at 6:30 1 p.m. at the home of Mr. Brown, Irving street. The subject w “hristian Endeavor in Action, ers being Irving L. Koch, G. Covell, David McCahan Robert A, Voprus. The District of Columbia Endeavor Union will observe Chr deavor wee y 31 to Fe 8, inclusive, marking the forty- of the founding of deavor movement by Clark, starting with an ¥ndeavor rally dinner nary commit : an Intermedi- 31, and mi chajrmen on Febru: ¢ union banquet {Junior Christian 30 pan.. Church and closing the K ¢ ¥ with onthly union | and confe n Chris * methods, and also ¢l s £100,000 for the 5. Clark recognition fund. TEACI-IERS“%EST TAKEN. Episcopal Group Given Wxnten] Examinations Here. At the session of the Teacher Train. | 1 b » board of | e ¢ held in Epiphany 4 number of teachers submitted wi ten tests which, if successful, secure them certificates which count | on their standing the National reditted Teuch Association lese tests are graded by the tional Department of Religious I ucation in New York. i T\\u newseries of teacher training in wsses will Legin next Pinkne: 3 Church, Georgetown, will conduct ass in aching Methods.” % each Thurs ten weeks, Rev. Arlin m, rector of Nt. . will condu uch the Old Testament.” se courses count for certificate: rl»-- ccreditted Teach Ass re, however, open | all interested per-| Y nembers of the Episco- ot mp or Mecal , this | “How to Both of in n: \\‘hnlh- 1 Church or SCOPAL. Washington Cathedral The Bethlehem Chapel “A House of Prayer for All Peopiz" MOUNT SAINT ALBAN Wisconsin Avenue N.W., Near Woodley Road Holy Communion 7.30am 10:00 a.m Communion “and B.T. Philline, DD, ic by the Cathe 4:00 p.n 1 Choir. he 4 o'clock service is broadcast by radio every Sunday. Take Wisconsin Avenue cars or Woodley Road bus line. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Georgetown Parish Corner of O and Potomac Streets N.W, Res. F. Bland Tuck Rector THIRD SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY munion 0 and rl\.r-~ first Sts. REV. E. PINKNEY WROTH. Rector. 500 wm ST. STEEHEN’S CHURCH _the men's class ! 3017 1410 St CLERGY .. GFORGE, Eo DI DLEY Rev, Now. D. D.. Rector. AL, Alsistant. 1100 am 8:00 p'm RETE _Tuesday and Thursday ~ ST, MARGARET’S Conn. Ave. and Bancroft Plac HERBERT T SMITH Asst. Minister After Epiphany. munion iy Sshool ) a.m REV REV. D. D with Sermon. by e Paul. 1 Dase—i1 am \IL \\Pll(.\!? ALWAYS “ST. M.ARK'S CHURCH Retor. TS TrR, Assistont. 7:30 am—Holy Communion. Dedica g tion of the Zurhorst Memo rial Church_School. Prayer. Reading of | A to the Chuirch | residing Bishop.” | —Freiing Prayer. LA Rev. John Marein Luke. (Monday, (&1 "paul's Day) and Thuraday. | anders t Sermon by | |8 and || nnd ( \lreetq \ “ RE WILLIAM CURTIS \VHITE‘ Preaches. IEPIIIPHANY G St. Near 14th TFounded in 1841. Rev. Z. B. Phillips, D, D., Rector 8:00a.m.—Holy Communion. 9:30 a.m.—Church School. 10:45 a.m.—McKim M e m o rial Chimes. 11:00 a.m.—Service and Sermon by the Rev. Roland Cotton Smith, D. D. i 3:00 p.m.—Church School. i 4:00 p.m.—Evening Prayer undj‘ Address. 6:00 p.m.—Young People’s So- ciety. 8:00 p.m.—Evensong and Ser- mon by Dr. Phillips. \uh)ec! Bunyan’s Prog- | Sunday, | Mass. " GOOD SHEPHERD PLANS FOR EASTER Flagon Presented to wt. Mark's| Dr. Montgomery Will Preach Ser- | sireets i will be mon at Annual Temple Heights Service. At the committe Church that arr neeting of esceutive of the cration of this week it wis reported ngements are well under wiy for the annual services aster ing at Temple Heights. P'r lam Mather Lewis of ington University has accentec Phe danster Rev. D morn sh 1 in ermon will L Sher delivered by Montgomery uist Chu Foster Harvey Baker Smith. paston Columbia Heights Disciples’ Church has bec spointed chairman of the committee on social service federation. Will Speak on “Bethel."” The pi of Tetworth Church, Henry speak tomorrow morning on etk “Achievement” fs the subject in 1 which time the men's « inday school will attend Bapti Smith, w EPISCOPAL. CHRIST CHUR CI-' TON PARISH. 11003 'vrn"\ 8:00 p.m—Evenin Prea i “ST. AGNES’ CHURCH 1 Strect NW N Capitol st cars, | ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Lafayette Square Services: 8 AN, 11 AM; 8 P, PREACHING MlSSlON 24—Sunday, St. James’ Church $th Street and Massachusetts Ave. N E. The Rev. Edward Brown Jermin, Preacher Jan. Jan. Services 7a.m—The ) 10a.m—Dev 8 p.m.—Preaching Se Rev. GEO. W. ATKINSON Rector - PREACHING MISSION Daily D. ( Rev. Edward B. Jermin, 5 'missioner. Services daily from Jan. 24th to 31st. Speclal preach- | Murriy nt Wil p-m the | | EPIPHANY Church to Be Dedicated. AL St Third and Communion | tomor Church, Holy celel at which time : in memory of Charl horst by his wife be dedicated by e lium Henry Peity nd_child rector, Rev. Wil-| will read * mi the F Rev. John ( v. John Marvin in-charge of Alll Th Virgin Rico, speak. | will lie rvhl.mlm] Thuesday at 11 a.n siding Luke Church nd 1 nion and [sland Holy con Monday FRI s riends Church DS, | 15th and Irvine Ste. N.W. 5 will he Beld tempo- | Midweek prayer Frlends Meetmg Eye St. N.W. am. T DAY SCHOOL. 10 AM ALL ARE INVITED CHRISTIAN SCIENCE (New) THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PARENT CHURCH of the New Generation Assembly Room, Lafayette Hotel Address by Mrs. Bill Subject “The Common Consent” Sunday Seh It Public Reading Room 20 Jackson Place Y. W Lat 1AM |l THERAN. . St. Paul’s English Lutheran Church H Sts. N.W. . . D Pastor Il AND U NTS, NORTHWEST REV. W. €. WALTEMYER, Pastor. Sta. NW I\l S\llll SYNOD) HUGO M. HENNIG, Pustor. 445 s —F DIVINE ) p.m=Rible He Mark’s Lutheran Church ' B aud Sth Sts. SV, D. D. THE HYSICIAN Pastor. ing semce 8 P.M., on INCARNATION ALL CONT ROCK CREEK St. Paul's Chigrch ™%k n Tt Guce Pansh—-GEORGETOWNl “The Little Chureh on the Canal s Reverond i %0, 980, 11 00, < o ST. THOMAS' |« 18th Bet. P and Q Services 8. 11 AM.—Rey ¢ o ¢ THE NATIVITY S (Chorat 1 Erne th, DD D APM SPM onfirmation Instruction m. A K. ( 1eharist 140 & A SF 7:30,10. 11, 5 ASCENSION Formerly Pro-Cathedr: Ave. at 12th Thomas Warthington - ‘ooke, Rector. £ v. Thomas ntock Associate H. P. Brock, Associate 3ra Sunday after Epiphany JLaAY Rev. Hon. Rev. and 9:30 am —rhun I School. 6:00 S Paul s Church 23rd Street near Washington Circle Rev. A. A. McCallum, Rector SUNDAY SERVICES 7:30 and 11 AM. Daily 7:30—Thursdays 11:00 Monday—St. Paul's Day— 7:30 and 11 AM. BISHOP FREEMAN Will Preach at 8 P.M. Confirmation Sixth St. Between H and I N.E Rev. C. S. Abbott, Vu:ar M. and & P.M N RMON Fourth of ¢ s on Worshin, “FOW ‘SHALL 1 WORSHIP?” NIGHT SERMON Lecture on St. John's Eputles All Souls’ Memorial Church Corner Conn. and Cathedral Aves. H. H. D. STERRETT, MINISTER. Sunday Schoo! . 9:45am Morning Prayer 11700 am. W Sermon '\\.*\ IR PAS Binle School, 9:40 am. “Grace Lutheran Church Jogge Hall, 91 and Costiur GERIARD E. T Bsr” D, D. Pastor Luther Place "Memorial (At Thomas Circle N.W.) G. M. Diffenderfer, D. D., Pastor. Service With Sermon by the Pastor =00 p.m —Christion Endeavo $:00 pm Service With Sermon by the Pastor Societies_ | atechetical Clase. | r Catechetical Class. | This Church Welcomes YOU. " CHRIST LUTHERAN (MISSOURI SYNOD.) New Jersey Ave. bet. M and N RIC WENCHEL, 11 am—Sermon, “The Fnrst Commandment tures on the ) ANNUAL DINNER The Lutheran Alliance of District of Columbia Luther Place Memorlal Churcll Thomas Cirele N.W. Monday, January 25, 6:30 P. M ADDRESS | “CHRISTIANITY AND I’OLI'I'lCS" | ] vy Senator HENRIK SHIPSTEAD | B g Keller Memorial " Lutheran | Maryland Ave. and Ninth St. N.E. S. T cholas, D. D.. Pastor. Sunday Schnnl at 9:30 a.m, Wiles Bible Class for Men. Momming Sersics at 11:00; Sermon by Rev of the Vet Lloneran ikl o Reatei Evening Service at 7:45: “The Reason for Foreign Mis- Nor- | Subject Young People’s Societies G 6:45 pm. | | e e Concordla Evangelical Lutheran Church 20th and G Sts. CHARLES ENDERS, x'-nm +.m.—Bible School, {0 4m —GERMAN ‘Preaching Servi 15 am— LISH Preaching Serv iy N | belif or ‘ST. MARY’S CHURCH series of evening services ut | West Washington Baptist Church Sixteenth er SIst amd N Sts. NW which the tor. i B Plerce will trength evenin sub, for ssion is nd Historic tianity Pierce v 1S to whether ¢ u_temper of 1 DIVINE . Divine Science National Center of Christ Hea t Service BAPT!ST _CHURCH em | 9 ", KYLAND, Pastor. of prol + hody sSC1 Abundnnte of All Good Thmgs “Do You Desire More Good in Your Life?" A lectare on h w to b l)nmL Nahonal Sclence uf Trulh Assn. 1800 Eve St Apt ADA RAINEY Healing Meeting Wed Bible Talks ALL TALKS OPE UNITED BRETHREN. MEMORIAL CHURCH United Brethren in Christ North Capitol and R Sts, N Rev. S, B. Daugherty, L The Mans Nw \.hu\emen( An Spevial Music 7:00 pm—B. Y. P. U. Group Serv vory GRACE ™"\ i i Pastor BETHANY byt Kev, HUGH T ‘Il\l\~ll\ ie Upward Look.” i 0 Return of the Bridegroom. rd me o in the tion of Ly the or Day in the C} & Int Chris NEW CHURCH (Swedenborgian). Church of the Ho[y City xteent) Preaching Dr. John TEO0 .~ The Noblest Mun.” The Misfits viage.” Appeal 1o 340 pam—* of Mar ot \“ll’"‘. Theosophical Society Washington Lodge, 1216 H Street N.W. F. TANL \IhTROI’()IV IT AN JO;;‘\ LO\H’IO\ B\LL >astor. H AND A MORNING AT ELEVEN “God’s Son” LVENING AT SEVEN-FORTY “Who Ow‘os You rd = UNITED LODGE OF ’ THEOSOPHISTS K SLONWL tars 21 ble and Invisible” Study class Wednesdays, 8 pm o 1brary No Fees, Dues or Collecti 8 pi CATHOLIC. Morning at 11: Dr.B.G. ]’__ownl,y. M. (&5 5th St. N\W. Bet. G and H Sts. SECOND BAPTIST ith St and Va. Ave. SE. Ellis C. Primm, Pastor. Chevy Chase Baptist Near the Cirele Edward (l (Iml\ Pastor AN Seeing thL Invisible™ “What Do We See in Others? Demon-Possessed People.” “What ls Salvation? “The diftle Chureh With the Big Welcome The Zion Baptist Church F St. Bet. 3rd and 474 (The Church ¢ Sta. W Wi “A Stranger at the Door” '~ Weleame TEMPLE BAPTIST and N NoW A "I\' S, . nghlunds Baptist Church 14th and Jefferson Sts. N 'W. . NEWTON M. SIMMONDS. Pastor. THE LIMIT OF CHRISTIAN EN- AVOR. PLANNED IN THE St Rev SENCE H oF mu\m JJO¥.5 CnRis o 2 Al Are Cordlally Tnvited. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 8th & H Sts. Rev. W. S. Abernethy, D. D., Minister Preaches Tomorrow, 11:00 A.M. An Old Commandment With a New Meaning Fourth in the Series on “The Sermon on the Mount." 8:00 P.M.: Why Some Husbands Leave Home Third in Fireside Series on the Home and Its Problems, Male Quartet—Chorus Choir—Cordial Welcome. Junior Church—“WHEN JESUS SPEAKS." Rev. H. J. Councilor. > FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 16th and O Streets In the Heart of Washington for the Hearts of Washington. Dr. Samuel Judson Porter Will Preach 11 AM. “God’s Signet Ring” 7:45 P.M. “The Radiant Highway” The evening service will be complimentary to the officials employes of the Southern Railway. Mr. W. E. General Tmmigration Agent of the Southern Raflway, and Major E. P. Smith, General Industrial Agent, will assist in the sery Music by and the Washington Boys' Independent Band r. J. Brown directing. Anthems by First Baptist Choir. lu erybody cordially invited. Swedish services at 3:30 p.m., conducted by Rev. Mr. Brodin of Newark, N. J.