The Detroit times., 1909-04-03
PREsRYTERIAN.

The General assembly OF the Pres
byterian church will be held In Den
yer in May.
The Rev. Edward II. Pence. d. D.:
the Forrest Presbyterian church.
April /.
The Rev. Marcus Scott. OF the Cen
trail Presbyterian church, began a
series OF sermons last Sunday evening
on The Greatest Person I'm History"
The choir OF Westminster Presby-
terrain church Will render the Lenten
cantata The Man OF Nazareth" by
service. sunday evening. April T. The
music is under the direction OF A. w.
Platte.
The Rev. l. Y. Graham. u. -. of the
Olivet church OF Philadelphia, will
preach both morning and evening In
the Jefferson-ave. Presbyterian church.
The pastor. the Rev. A. II. Barr. ID. d..
is absent in California. but is expected
TO return in time for the Easter serv-
ices.
AT the annual election OF Sunday
school officers OF Calvary Presbyterian
church. the following were chosen.
sistant superintendent A. >. Urenn
and Harry Mackie; secretary, Charles
Pennington; treasurer, Miss Mabel
Stella.
The Presbyterian ministers OF De
troit and vicinity have elected the fol-
lowing officers for the term beginning
ApTil !: President, the n Rev + re-. g
Alexander Urquhart, OF Wyandotte'
secretary and treasurer. the Rev. Sher-
man l. Divine.
In the Church OF the Covenant. Tues
day evening the Rev. Weston T. john
son, a missionary from japan, will de-
liver an address on japanese affairs be-
fore the members OF the Mems Broth
ing OF the church will take place. We'd
nesday evening. and Friday evening
special devotional services VIII be held
preparatory Ia Easter.
The Woodward ave. Presbyterian
church Will hold services in the Odd
Fellows temple. Brush and Bethune-
ave. until May 10. when the congrega-
ton VIII occupy the OLD NORTH a, Baptist
temporarily. The annual meeting OF
the church viii take place Friday
evening. April ., preceded by dir
ncr for members OF the congregation
The Rev. Marcus Scott pastor Of the
Central Presbyterian church, Will
speak on John Knox, before tho
association Monday morning In the
First Presbyterian church.
The Rev. Edward H. Pence. y. D.. OF
the Forrest Presbyterian church, Will
give series OF four sunday evening
sermons on How We Lose Ourselves
beginning April 7. The topics will be,
What Goes TO Make the self" What
Outside OF Us Unmakes Us What In
Are Recovered To Ourselves" Palm
Sunday morning. DR. Pence will preach
on The irresponsible Multitude" and
in the evening his topic Will be, The
Place Called Calvary" Easter Sunday
evening the choir will render the can
tata entitled Victory Divine" by
Marks.
II is not often that a musical service
creates 80 profound an impression as
was produced upon the aunience that
taxed the capacity OF the Forrest Pres
byterian church last Sunday evening
40 numerous were the requests for it's
immediate repetition that II was de-
Cided TO give ~ again sunday evening
April The Darkest Hour" by Har-
old Moore. an English composer. IL the
finest conceived OF any Of tne Lenten
cantatas Ii viii be given by the same
augmented choir as last week-so-
pranos. Mrs. O :. owen and Mrs r. NJ
Nlgcr. altos. Mrs G. ~ Clements and
Miss Alice Parker, tenors, William
LAWN and Dr. w. g. Povey. baritones,
o. NJ Clohecy and J. "a sherman. The
trumpet part viii be played by Earl ~
Van Amburgh. The thrilling Temple
March" from 'Parsifal." arranged for
trumpet and organ by y. J. Corey. or
ganist ana director Will again be
played at the offcrtory