Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-06-05
CHURCH NEWS.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.


Regular services. at the Christian
church at the usual hours. Preaching al
II a. m. -Sooiety's Salvation" Mrs
Homer Collins Of Duluth. will sing sole
at the morning service. children's Day
exercises in the evening at 8 o'clock
All invited.
METHODIST CHURCH.
Morning. The Gospel Ship" evening
Faiths Beginning and Completion"
Hymns 8. 656. 1880: eve i5. 45Z. 81.
Epworth League topic. Keep the Visor
OF Christ Clear" leader. Mrs. a. B. Else
4 cordial welcome TO all services.
The superb voice OF Mrs. Homer Collins
OF Duluth. was highly appreciated at the
n. E. church last Sunday.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Subject. God. the Preserver Of Man"
Barrisr CHURCH.
Services Sunday morning and evening
and at Patterson valley in the afternoon.
Morning. The Duty Of the Strong"
evening. The Demoniae OF Gadara-
Mrs. Garwood Of La Junta. will sing in
the morning services. The observance OF
Lords Supper at close Of morning service.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The annual children's Day service will
be held Sunday morning at i. An es-
peeially good program is in preparation.
In the evening the pastor will oegins SER
les OF short evening addresses on Life
Teachers" the subjects being as follows:
The Home. 1.-The Street" Companions"
Books" Mex, Sunday evening the sub
iee, will be The Hone"
ST. MATHEWS cuRca-EPiscoPkL-
Regular services at the usual hours in
the old Masonic hall.
AL are welcome.
GERMAN BAPTIST BRETHREN.
Services every Sunday as follows:
Sunday school a, 1000 a. m: preaching
services AZ ii:oo a. m. Evening services
AZ 1880. Ministers: @. e S;udebaker.
@. Neyinger. ]. C. Funderburgh. ]. ".
Elliott Miss Emma Fisher. superintend-
on, Of Sunday school.
LsEsYErTE SCHOOL HOUSE
Sunday School a. 2:5o .. m; preach
ing al 1880 p. m; Young Peoples meet
ing a, Gas p. m. Pastor. A. e. WEIGH.
You are cordially invited.
Ministerial association will mee, mex,
Monday morning at the Bap:is. parson-
age. Paper by Rev. knuesey.
Rev. e. j. Wilcox Of Denver. filed tho
NJ. e. pulpit las, Sunday and preached
on tho subject Of "Ti;hing." His argu-
mont was that every Christian was un-
dor obligation TO give one-ten,h Of his in
come to the Lords cause. This was no,
only a duty bu, II followed faithfully
would result in material and spiritual bon
eft; a man should no, say that he could
no; give = tenth because no was In debt.
because tho deb; he owed his creator was
tho first claim on his substance. Further
mc.e. II q man is in debt he can &C, out
the quicker by being homes. with tho
Lord and religiously setting aside tho 1.-THE
for unselfish devotion TO the cause Of hu-
manity and the advancement Of righteous
ness. Recently thousands OF letters were
sent to all classes OF people throughout
the United States asking IL tho persons
addressed had personal knowledge Of the
business failure Of any man who faithfully
kept books with tho Lord and devoted
one-tcnth TO his cause. The replies indi-
Gated that disaster does not attack those
who faithfully remember their Christian
obligations. docs not this prove almost
too much? Does not this line Of argu-
ment intimate that mans highest and
best interests are always promoted by
continuous prosperisy9l During the past
week the sermon has been tho subject Of
much favorable comment by those who
composed the large congregation present.