Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1892-12-30
The Week Of Prayer.

The following is the programme of the
Week of Prayer as it will be observed at
this place; services each night at 7;30
O'Clock, promptly:
byteran church. Sermon by Rev. LII
Lloyd; subject-sFhe Exalted Saviour's
Gifts for Men,"-John IS: 80, "a Acts 5 :
81; Eph. A z, 8; Pisa. So; IS, 10.
Monday, January 3, services in the Meth
odst church, Qor the Disciples church,
Addresses by Rev. VIM. Chinn and Mr..
ID. II. Bouic; ubject-"Humiiatio and
Thanksgiving" Confession OF selfishness
and worldliness; of unfaithfulness to truth
and opportunity-Psa. 32 Dan. 8; 8; Matt.
IS; 256. Prayer For grace to put away
whatever binders in individual, family or
national blessings-Neh. 8: 3; Acts &c;
90. Praise and Thanksgiving-For Gods
revelation of Himself for an increasing APP
prehension Of Chrsts relations to all human
affairs-Jer. 81 8; Eek. IL 10, 20.
Tuesday, January 3, services in the Pres
byterian church. Addresses by j. II. Will
hite and Rev. John Kingdom; subject-"The
Church Universal" Prayer: For the man
Hesitation of the Spirit in power for a more
humble and diigent study of the Word ;
unity for large apprehension of the mis-
sion OF the church; tor more faithful wit
ness against error-Acts | s.; Acts 4 Is ;
John 5: 80; Titus 2: 10,
Wednesday January 4, services in the
Baptist church Addresses by Rev. l.. Il.
Lloyd and Mr. w. A. Dobson subject Ma.
tons and their Rulers" Prayer; That all
in authority may recognize their response.
biity to God that laws may be enforced !;
that the liquor and opium traffic may be
entirely abolished that drunkenness, i'm
purity and gambling may cease that the
relations OF capital and labor may be brought
under the law of Christ; that all needed re.
forms may be advanced Tim 2: 4 Gal.
3: %; Nal 81 1918.
Thursday, January 5, services in the Meth.
odist church Addresses by Rev. l.. II. Mil.
bourne and Rev. p. ). Steele; subject
"Foreign Missions" Praise: For mission.
AIRY progress for the "vounteers" in insti.
tutions OF earning-l'sa. 81 Matt. %; 10.
20; Rom. l: IA II. Prayer: For Mission.
| airy Societies for increased missionary spir-
! 1t, co operation and contributions for mis-
| sionaries and their helpers; for native
churches and their pastors; for the CONVEX
| sion of Jews, Mohammedans and Heather ;
for increased recognition of the oneness OF
the race-Psa. %: u, 2S; Mai. 81; Eph.
| 81 g.
Friday, January 6, services in the Baptist
church. Addresses by Rev. Mr.. Cooke and
Dr. Andrews; subject-"llome Missions"
Praise: For increasing appreciation OF need
and obligation-Acts g al AZ. Prayer:
| For pastors. missionaries and other labor
ere for "the heather at our DOORS" that u
divine urgency may impel to effort there
| for for increased Christian comIty-Acts
4; ID 81; Cor 10 II; Eph. / /: 10; 4 10.
Saturday, January z, services in the Pres
bytcrian church Addresses by Rev. ). r.
White and Mr. Warren Choate subject
"FamilieS and Schools Prayer: For in.
creased sanctity of the marriage relation !;
for systematic religious instruction in the
home; Tor the observance Of family w0r-
ship for parents children and servants,
that IN their mutual relations they may obey
the teachings of Christ for the preserva
ton and increased efficiency OF our public
schools; for The outpouring Of the Holy
Spirit upon teachers and pupils in all our
Institutions Of learning aud upon Sunday
Schools aud religions societies Of young
men. and young women--Deut. 6: A Il
Mark 10; IL %; Prov. 4 10 81; Deut. II F.;
IS 81
Sunday, January 8, services in the Meth
odist church, sermon by Rev. VIM. Chinn /;
subect-'The Promised Outpouring and
the Pain Command-Ioel 2 % 80; Iech.
10: /.