Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-28
TO OBSERVE
PASSION-TIDE
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
TO HOLD SERVICES
!. CAMPBELL WHITE TO ADDRESS
MASS MEETING
Pastor Will Conduct Conferences in
Different Capacities for the
Boys and Girls at Bible
Study Hours

The annual .Passion-tide services con-
Quoted at the First Congregations
church will open a week carrier this
year, to continue from Sunday Aprll o
until Easter day, closing with tWlligh' IN
communion on Easter Sunday. lhe
Mems league at it's service nex'
Wednesday evening will complete plans
for the two weeks of services.
Sunday, April 5, in addition to the
usual services, a mems mass meeting
will be held in the afternoon under the
auspices of the Y. M. G. A. }. Camppel,
White of the laymen's missionary
movement will make the address. Inc
association band and vested choir Will
take part in the service, which Will De
preceded by two street services. An
other mass meeting will be held on the
following Sunday.
Rev. William Horace Day will con-
duct a Bible study conference each al
ternoon, opening at $3.50 o'clock. Each
evening, with the exception of Satur-
day, Passion-tid services Will be held
Prof. Stout will conduct the congrega-
tional singing.
Tuesday, April Z, following the close
of the Bible study hour at 4:30 O'CLOCK
Rev. DIR. Day will conduct conference
for high school and private school girls,
and on Wednesday, April 8, will conduct
a conference for the pastors class Tor
girls and also for the pastors class for
boys at the same hour.
The Passion tide services during the
week will close Good Friday evening.
To Close League Series
Tomorrow morning DR.. w. H. Day
will preach on "The Blood of Jesus
Cleanseth Us; a Sermon to the Per-
pleXed." In the evening he Will con-
clude his series for the Mems league on
sWhat Is a Christian" The religious
question club will meet at the close Oh
the service.
Tomorrow a series of evangelistic ser
vices will be opened at the Newman
Methodist church, with series of ser
mons by prominent city pastors. ReF.
G. E. Foster, the pastor, Will preach at
the morning service tomorrow and in
the evening Oliver o. Clark will speak.
Monday evening the mission hall OF
the church will be dedicated, at which
Presiding Elder Atkinson will preach
the sermon. Tuesday evening Rev. II.
]. Inwood will preach. Wednesday
evening a converts meeting will be
held. Thursday evening Rev. ID. =.
Howe will preach. Friday evening Rev.
Morris Walton will preach, and Satur-
day evening DR.. F. E. Yoakum Will
+, speak. Those who will speak next week
will be as follows: Monday, Rev. e. p.
Ryland; Tuesday, o. d. Conrey
Wednesday, Rev. e. A. Healy; Thurs
day, Rev. X. C. Elliott; Friday, Rev.
b. c. Cory
The mission hall has been adorned
with twenty-five hanging baskets with
growing plants, which will be kept In
good condition. This is the result of
call sent out by Rev. G. e. Foster, the
pastor, to the women of the churcn.
1.-THE Power of Unconscious Influ-
ence" will be the topic of Rev. A. M.
Prewitt tomorrow morning at the Cal
vary Presbyterian church. In the even
ing he will speak on 1.-THE Coming
Bridegroom" The church building viii
be dedicated April -.
Godfrey Morgan to Speak
Rev. T. C. Marshall, rector of ST
Marks church, has instituted series
of addresses on religion and the guess
tions of the day, to be given one sunday
evening each month. Tomorrow even
ing Godfrey Morgan will speak on i L
Believe in the Holy Catholic Church,
which is in series on the belief of the
church.
Temperance Sunday will be observed
by the First Baptist church. Dr. Nc
Gov will deliver an illustrated lecture
to the Sabbath school at $780,.
DR.. Henry will preach at the morn
ing service on the "Irrepresslple CON
f1ict Between the Church and the Sa-
loom" At the young peoples meeting
1.-THE Curse of Drink" will be consid-
cred.
At night DR.. Henry will continue his
series of sermons on Scarlet Sins,
dealing especially 'th swearing, or
the Fools Prayer
The ordinance of baptism Will be ad-
ministered in connection with the even
ing service.
The missionary lectures on China by
Rev. l.. A. Gould are proving interest
ing and attractive. An increased audi
ence has greeted the lecturer on every
successive occasion. These lectures are
open to the public.
A great conference of Baptists will be
held in Oakland from May II to II
Delegates from all parts of the coast
will be in attendance, and live ques'
tions before the churches will be dis
cussed. DR.. Henry has been asked &c
be present and to speak on 'The ORR
entails Among Us, and What We Ought
to Do for Them" This conference Is
preliminary to the great national ami
versaries to be held in Oklahoma City
beginning with May 20.
1.-THE Recruit" Is Topic
The Rev. Robert ]. Burdette, d. D.,
has recovered entirely from the attack
of ptomaine poison which kept him
from his pulpit last Sunday, and will
torium on 1.-The Recruit"
The great organ has also recovered
from it's indisposition of last Sunday
evening, and Prof Bruce Gordon
Kingsley will play the "VorspieI' from
"Lohengrin" at the morning service
The quartet is to sing a selection from
Morrison, "Bow Down Thine Ear" and
Messrs. Granger and Gregg will. sing
"The Crucifix."
Sunday morning will be missionary
day at the Sunday school in Berear
hall. All the classes will assemble ir
the main room, and a very interesting
program will be presented, consisting
of representations of oriental customs
flags Of various nations, idols and lido
worshipers from China and Japan, anC
selections telling of events in the live:
of missionaries which will be instruc
tive and interesting. The program will
be under the management of Rev. L
A. Gould, and this alone is sufficien
warrant of it's interest. Visitors will
be welcome.
The Baptist Young Peoples unior
meets at 6:15 in Berean hall and the
subject will be missionary Conques
meeting"
Professor Kingsley will begin the
evening service by organ selections
The choir will render Roberts anthem
"Seek Ye the Lord; the congregation
will be requested to sing the "Glor!
Song; Mrs. Bessie Ives Harrison vii
sing soprano solo, ST Heard the Voic
of Jesus Say,'' and DIR. Burdette will
preach on 1.-The Lowest at the Top,
and while the invitation is being givel
the quartet will sing 1.-The Wondrou