Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-12
The Rev. R. P. Howell Named as
One of 81 Chosen from All
Parts of the World
WILL ATTEND CONFERENCE
Local Preacher to Go to ECumen-
iCaI Meeting of MethodiSts as
Southern Representative


the Trinity Methodist church south,
one of the popular clergymen of the
city, has recently received WORD. OF
signal honor which his denomination
has given him in electing him as one
of the fifty-seven delegates OF the
southern branch of the Methodist
church to represent that church at the
ecun1enical conference of all the Meth
odist churches to be held in Ioronto'
Canada, October 4-19, 1911.
This ecumenical conference Is held
once in each ten years, that OF twenty
years ago having been held in WASH
ington, D. c., and the later one IN
London. Its delegates represent nearly
twenty various branches OF the Metn-
odist denomination and it is Thought
that about 1000 delegates will attend
the coming conference, at which church
unity will be one of the principal top
les of discussion. The Rev. Mr.. HoWel
will represent the southern church Tor
the west and will be one of the nity-
seven delegates from that praneh
throughout the world to attend the
conference.
1.-The Question No Man Ever An
swered'' will be the subject of Dr.
Brougher's sermon Sunday night at the
Temple Baptist auditorium. Miss Helen
Newcomb of the BeVani grand opera
company will sing a solo and jackson
Gregg will sing a gospel selection. Az
the morning service DR.. Brougher VIII
continue his series of sermons on the
first seven books of the Bible, speak
ing on "Deuteronomy-Loo Back
ward to Look Forward" There Will be
baptism and Mrs. Fred Bacon will sing.
ACCEPTS CALL TO SAN DIEGO
DR.. J. H. Geistweit, who supplied
Temple Baptist pulpit during DIR.
Brougher's vacation, has accepted "a
call to be pastor of the First Baptist
church, San Diego. The church Will
tender him a reception Tuesday nlght'
November 15, and DR.. j. Whitcomb
Rrougher has~been invited to give the
principal address of welcome. He ana
Mrs. Brougher will go to San Diego
Monday night and will pass Tuesday
in seeing the sights of the city ana VIII
return home Wednesday in time for
the prayer meeting at Temple church.
Temple Baptist Bible school is rap
idly increasing in membership. Spe-
cial classes have been organized for
young men and women. DR.. w. ii.
Walker is teaching a class in the
main Auditorium Sunday morning at
e.45. Tt is hoped that the membership
of the class will reach the 1000 mark.
The school has one of the finest or
chestras in the city. 7. I. woodruff
is the wide-awake superintendent ana
is planning novel exercises LOT inc
school. -,
DIR Charles Edward Locke will
nreach tomorrow morning on what
shall we do when we are sick, or can
physical ailments be cured by prayer?
This sermon will be one of a series
on 1.-THE Truth About Health ana DIS
ease and Medicine and Faith. In
these sermons DR.. Locke is answering
the question. us Christian Science
Christian; is it scientific, and how long
will it last?" also, Chow Not to Grow
Old" etc. In the morning in response
to many requests DR.. Locke Will preach
again on 1.-THE Christian Sabbath.
CONVENTION TO MEET
The Rev. William Horace Day, pas
tor of the First Congregational church,
will preach at the Sunday morning
service and in the evening the closing
session of the Baracca-Philathea con-
vention will be held at this church.
"Highways of Spiritual Progress
will be the Sunday morning topic of
the Rev. A. B. Prichard, pastor OF
the Central Presbyterian church.
'aThe Prisoner Made Premier" will be
the evening subject.
"Century Two, or the Noble Army of
Martyrs" will be the subject of the
Rev. L. A. Gould next Thursday
evening in his series of missionary
lectures at the Y. M. c. A.
"When, How and Why Must I Be
Baptized?" will be the Sunday even
inc topic of the Rev. A. S. Phelps,
pastor of the Central Baptist church.
In the morning he will speak on "A
harvest of stars" The special evan
yelistic services which were to have
begun Sunday evening at this church
have been postponed by reason of the
illness of the evangelist, the Rev.
E. r. Hudson.
At the Boyle Heights Christian
church the Rev Harvey Hazel will
sneak on wherein Was David Man
After Gods Own Hearth" In the
evening he will speak on "The Begin
nings of the Church"
The Rev. William Horace day Will
he the speaker at the vesper service
~ +he Y w. C. A. Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock This will be the opening
Sunday of the week of prayer OBJ
served by the association in all parts
of the world.
at the First Presbyterian church. cor
ner twentieth and Figueroa streets,
Sunday morning on "The Great Ques-
tion Answered"
NEW PRESIDING ELDER HERE
The Rev. J. J. N Kenney, the re-
Gently appointed presiding eldef OF
the Los Angeles district of the Meth
odist church, South, has taken up his
residence with his family in the dis
/ triet parsonage at 1412 Harvard boule-
ward. They came to Los Angeles from
stockton.
The members of the Trinity Meth
odist church, South, gave a large re-
ceptioin last evening to the Rev. r. p.
Howell, the pastor, and family. Sun
day morning DR.. Kenney, the presid-
ing elder, will preach at this church
and in the evening Dr. Howell VIII
speak on "a Great Purpose"
The Rev Robert Renison, rector of
st. Marks Episcopal church, will
preach Sunday morning on the topic
seThe Workings of Satan," and in the
evening on "The Power of Prayer"
The Rev. William Davis, pastor of
the Vernon Congregational church,
will speak Sunday evening on
HChrist's Estimate of Man"
'Why Jesus Wept" will be the Sun
dav morning topic of the Rev. William
MacCormack, dean and rector of st.
PauPs pro o-cathedral. In the evening
the Rev. Francis Moody will speak on
wharfage and Divorce"
Reynold E. Blight minister of the
Los Angeles Fellowship, will speak in
blanchard hall, 2S3 South Broadway, at
II o'clock on Immortality and the
Existence of the Soul.' Prelude on
"The Significance Of the Elections.
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