Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1900-12-14
Week of United Prayer.

The pastors of the four Rockville churcbe:
which have been accustomed to unite from
time to time in the worship of our common
Lord and Saviour, have again followed the
suggestion of the Evangelical Alliance fol
the United States. The program is printed
without alteration, and is as follows:
Sunday night, January 6, 1901, in the
Baptist Church, sermon by Rev. R. l.. Nc
Nair.
Monday night, in Presbyterian Church,
prayer for better realization of spiritual
truth and better estimate of spiritual re-
alization-a clearer vision of the redeeming
Christ, and of the actual need and the di-
vinely intended glory of the world which
He redeemed-speakers, Messrs. G. W..
Prettyman, Robert Andrews and G. H {.
Robertson.
Tuesday night, January 8, in the Meth
odist Church, prayer for a church which,
through faith in Christ, and by the ind we'll
ing OF the Holy Spirit, shall be wholly Chris
tian, doing Gods will and winning the
whole world to Christ-speakers, Rev. S
r. White, j. W. Horner and W. E. Pen
Wednesday night, January 8, in the
Christian Church, prayer for such Christian
character and life as shall be pleasant in the
home, honored in business relations, well
coined in the neighborhood, helpful in the
church-personal religion being thus mani
factoh in ito riUh FIJI at oti Hor
Rev. t. II. Campbell.
Thursday night, January 10, in the Bap,
fist Church, prayer for right relation in So
cety and the nation, with the Golden Rule
obeyed as between man and man, and all
social and political action guided by justice
and good will, the Christian ideal-speak-
ers, Messrs. James f. Allen, Joseph Read.
ing, Warren Choste and DR. W r. An.
drews.
Friday night, January II, in the Presby-
terrain Church, prayer for all missionaries,
and missionary organizations, that being
wholly guided by Christian wisdom, they
may speedily and triumphantly fulfill the
Saviour's last command-speaker, Rev. j.
A, Hopkins
Saturday night, January IL, in the Meth
odist Church, prayer for all internationa
relationships and all international action,
that they may be based on the Christian
principles which apply to the individual
the reign of the Prince of Peace-speakers,
Messrs. G.. H. Lamar, A. b Gleason and
Frank Higgins.
Sunday night, January 10, in the Christian
Church, sermon by Rev. g. Dorsey White
Each service will begin at 7:30 O'Clock
and be continued for one hour. There will
be special music.
The speakers for each evening are re-
quested to hold conference as soon as pos
sible and arrange the parts of their subject
as they think proper.
1t is the earnest desire of all that the week be
made notable opening not only of the new
year but also OF the new century
New Schedule.-The following schedule
has been adopted by the Washington and
Rockville Electric Railway:
Cars leave 32nd and M streets, George
town, for Rockville every As minutes as fol-
lows: 80, 8 IS, 700, 45, 8 80, 8 Is. 10 90,
10 45, II 80 A. M. 10 10, co. 1 45, . 80,
3 10, 4 90, 4 as, 80, 6 Is, 90, Z 45, 8 30,
9 15, 10 90. 10 As and II 80 M.
Cars leave Rockville for 32nd and M streets
every 45 minutes as follows: 6 38, Z 25, 8 O9,
8 80, 9 3S, 10 80, II OS, II So A. M; 12 3S,
1 30, 3 0s, Q SO, 8 3S, 80, 0S, 8 So, 8 SO,
%, 8 OS. 8 SO, 9 3S, 10 %, II Os, II 50 P.
M and 10 3S A. M.