Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16

prayer meeting Wednesday evening
| All are invited.
REV. l.. A. Brown. Who closed his
| passionate OF the Calvary Baptist
| church tcclorol) Of this city last Sep
tember. will preach his farewell seq
mon Sunday Night. The most friendly
relations have long existed between
Rev Mr. Brown and his succ essor.
Pastor !. n. Allen. and 1t was largely
through the efforts OF the former that
the latter MAS induced 10 take the pas
;Orate of Calvary church The conn
mnnIty It large and the people among
whom he abDrad give MI Brown
credit For a faithful and conscientious
ministry during his passionate OF the
church, He endeavored to raise fallen
humanity, with out distinction of creed
An received his help and encourage
nent He strenuously endeavored to
iinfy and harmori2e his people as a
force for righteousness and sneour-
aged all to be loyal 10 their particular
faith. No douot the little church will
be, crowded to the doors tomorrow
evening to hear his farewell words.
Few Mr. Brown Will return to Cali
fornia to nnd what the earthquake
has left OF his home at San Jose. A
concert and banquet will be given in
his honor next Wednesday night at
Federation OF Labor hall
MEItdDDtS1s
lift NJ. q. church. Ninth East and
First South: d. NJ Helmick. pastor--
Preaching by the pastor both morning
and evening. Interesting subjects at
both services. Special music. Miss
Emma Holeberg win sing a solo at the
morning service and the male quar-
tct viii sing in the evening Sunday
school at 10 o'clock; Ladies' Aid So
Clety will meet with Mrs. n. A, Dun
yon. 20 II street, Tuesday at 2:30
y. M.
First Methodist Episcopal church.
corner of Second South and Second
East streets; Benjamin Young. pastor
Services at ] a. M and 1880 p, M;
morning topic. -'The Vision OF Love-"
evening subject, -'The Niece sslty for
Faith" Sunday school at 1886 r. M:
Epworth league with Union Young
Peoples mass meeting at p, M An
are cordially Invited to these services
Norwegian and Danish M Il. church.
523 Fourth East, Fl, l. Henson, pastor
Sunday school It 10 a. ma; preaoh-
ing az a, m. and ; p. rn.; at p m,
the Rev n ] Talbot, H. ~, Will
preach. All are cordially invited.
LUTHERAN
Holy Trinity English lutheran
church, sss south Fourth East street; .
f. w. Bussard, pastor-Fifth Sunday
in Lent Services as usual With Sun
day school at 10 a. IN. and regular
morning service at II o'clock. TO which
all are cordially Invited. Catechetical
instruction, Tuesday and Friday, al $3.50
p. m
FIRST German Evangelical Lutheran
st, Johns church. Seventh South and
State; William j. I-ankow, pastor
sunday school at $3.50 "a, m. Service
at 1890 a. ni Lent services w ednesday
at y. M.
our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran
church, 45i south Fourth ast--service
at 1880 p, m. conducted by Rev. VIII
liam j. l-ankoN. In the English lam
gWage
The Danish Evangelical Lutheran
church Harold Jensen, pastor; resi-
dence i2i Fourth street-Services ut
the Norwegian church, 454 south Fourth
East, High mass a II a, m. Sermon
Oh the third part OF 'Christ's Passion"
at p. m, Sunday school conducted In
he English language) at 10 a. m. All
Danes and NorWegians cordially invIt-
ed.
EPISCOPAL
ST. MARKS cathedral. 2a6 east First
/ South street, Rev Benjamin Brewster,
dean Services for the fifth sunday in
Lent. Holy communion at 80 a, M
Sunday school at 9i45. Lltapy. holy
EOAllWlQ UNION ana sermon AZ III evening
prayer and sermon Mt $50.
ST. PeteT's chapel. 665 north Second
West street Sunday school al 9!45 a.
m, evening prayer and sermon at r.
m,
ST. Faults church, Main and Fourth
South streets, Charles V, Perkins, rec
tor. Services. Holy communion az q,
n.s Sunday school At g;t5 IL. ni. MORN
ing prayer lltapy aud sermon at II;
M ~ a
o'clock Visitors cordially Welcomed
ST. Johns chapel, Ninth east strett
and Logan avenue, Sunday school AZ
2;tS n. m. evening prayer and sermon
at O'Clock. 4 cordial welcome 10 all.
SCIENCE.
First church OF Christ, Scientist 1886
east Third south strest-Sunday school
at 9,i5 . M Church services al II a. m,
and i p. IN. Subject. Matter Each
wednesday evening at o'clock a meet
ing is held To listen 10 testimonials ot
healing OF both sin and sickness, Free
reading-rooms open daily, except Sun
day. from 10 "A, M. 10 D. M. IN rooms
616-6O7 Scott building, 1853 Main street
Second church Of Christ, Scientist. !.
. o. F.. hall. corner az Eleventh East
and Eleventh South-lesson sermon al
II A. M, subject. Matter" Sunday
ming Testimonial meeting at 5 o'clock,
All arc welcome
UNITARIAN.
First Unitarian church pastor. Rev.
Frank Fay Eddy Services in Unitarian
hal. I lS second East Morning services
~ H. Sermon by ihc pastor On '7fhe
Coin 0f Character Music BY Unity
quarter. Sunday school ~ l9.l5 p. m
&. 4, II. meets Al 20 p nl. Paper by
l4leWellyu Jones ON Emersons Idea Of
History Lloyd Alliance holds its
monthly literary Afternoon on Tuesday
at 1880 O'clock Paper by Mrs r, ~
Cook on "'rhe Liberal Religious Move
Ineut in Hungary also musical pro-
gram. Members may bring frIendt
REoRGANlzED CHURCH.
ReoTganiged Church os Jesus Christ
NJ Iatler-day Saints. 92s east Second
South street Preaching AZ II a., m. and
$50 ~ M. subjects. Helps. h0vern-
menis." and Keys OF the Kingdom cr
Heaven Bring your Bibles and Book
Of Dnctrlne and Covenants, Everybody
invited. Sunday school AZ 10 a. m
CHRISTIAN,
central Christian church, corner oi