The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-19
CHURCH NOTES.

CHURCH NOTES.
At the First United Presbyterian
church. the Rev J. A. Renwiek, pas
tor, will have for his morning subject
1.-THE United Presbyterian Church"
Evening service also.
The Rev. H. A. OFT will preach the
morning sermon at the First Lutheran
church from the subject, THE Tn
mercifuI Servant the evening subject,
Called to Be a Disciple"
At the Lowman Hill chapel there
viii be preaching in the morning by
the pastor, the Rev. c. E. Holcombe,
his topic, Kindness" In the evening
the subject will be Heart Plaques
At the Quinton Heights school house
Judge West, superintendent OF the
First Baptist Sunday school, will speak
in the evening and Mr.. w. F. Axtell
will sing.
The subject Pastor James w. Reed
of the Kansas Avenue NJ z. church
has selected for the morning sermon
is THE Kings Highway" and for the
evening sermon, "Christ's Constraining
Love"
The topic for the morning sermon
by the Rev Abram Wyman at the
First Unitarian church is Helps to
Daily Life from the Novel;; the Sun
day school lesson topic "Our Oldest
Hymn Book"
At the Euclid Avenue NJ. E. church.
the Rev. Walter Grant Smith pastor
will preach in the morning from the
topic, IAN Irrevocable Command" In
the evening the subject will be, 'St
Johns Failures and Triumphs.'
The Rev. Homer Foltz of Oakland
viii occupy the pulpit of the North
Topeka Christian church Sunday
morning, in the evening the pastor,
the Rev. F. H. Bentley will have for
his subject. What the Disciples Be
lieve and Teach Concerning Faith
At the First congregational church.
the Rev. Francis L. Hayes, D. D, pas
| tor, the morning addresses will be In
/ recognition of the fiftieth anniversary
of the church by two former pastors,
the Rev. L. Blakesley and the Rev.
D. NJ. Fisk.
In the evening there will be a song
service under the direction of DR..
Blakesley assisted by a chorus OF
twenty-five voices.
spiritualstic services at 8S2 Monroe
street at p. M, subject, Ancient and
Modern spiritualism.
At the First Cumberland Presbyter-
ian church the Rev. Mr.. Madden the
new pastor will have for his subject
Sunday morning, 1.-THE Christian Con-
| nict with the World in the evening
Man a Little Lower Than God" Spe-
cial questions discussed in each.
At the Central Park Christian
church the pastor. c.. A. Poison, has
| chosen for his morning subject, ''The
Lords Day In the evening, 1.-THE
Future Life Special music.
Praise service. First Congregational
church, Sunday evening. DR.. Blakes-
lev will have charge and will direct the
chorus of twenty-five singers. The
following is the programme:
/. Marche Heroique Dubois
Mr.. Forbes.
2. Hymn, 'sCome, Thou Almighty
3. Responsive Reading.
4. Gloria.
5. Prayer.
6. Lift Thine Eyes. NIendelssohr
Trio for Ladies Voices.
Z. I Waited for the Lord
Mrs. Thomas, Miss Wood,
and chorus.
8. Offertory prof Size will play)-
8. Resignation ..-.. sDancls
Miss Esther Watts.
10. Judge Me. o God :. EGendelssohl
II. Natures Alteration -. Beethoven
Mr.. James Moore.
IL. Seek Ye the Lord. Robert
Mr.. Shirer and Quartette.
49, Hark, Hark My Soul ..... Shell.
Mrs. Thatcher, Mrs. Kleinhans
and Chorus.
IA. Hear. NV Prayer -. Mendelssohl
Mrs. Parkhnrst and Chorus.
Is. Onward, Christian Soldiers.
16. March Nuptiale F'aulke
'Emectuai Prayer will be the sub
r 5ect of a talk given by Mrs. S. L. Ly
: man at the Young Women's Christian
/ association rooms on Sunday at 4:15
Special music.
Rev. John Trezise of the NJ. E
church will preach at the Seabrool
! church Sunday morning at 11:15.
At the First Baptist church the sub