The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-01-27
Sunday in the Churches.

eran church, Rev. u s. G.. Rupp, pastor
were well attended. There was specia
feature for each service. At the mornin
service, the former pastor, Prof Luthe
Kuhlman, d. d., of Gettysburg, Pa. an,
who is president of the Board of Foreigl
Missions of the General Synod made al
address, in which he gave accounts of th
Worlds Missionary Conference. held a
Edinburgh, Scotland. last Iune. and a
which he represented the General SvnoC
OF the church. The address of DR.. Kuhl
man at the evening service was excep
tionally interesting, it being an accoun
OF his trip to the Holy Land. He referred
to his visit to the Fatherland in Germany
the birthplace of Martin Luther. the
church in which he was baptized and hi.
burial place.
AT the morning service the choir rem
dered very beautifully pray for the
Peace of jerusalem" the baritone solo
part being rendered by c. Will Fout. Al
the evening service Mozart's Gloria
was rendered.
The services at the Sunday school were
also of an interesting character. A most
| torclble and interesting address was made
by Rev. Yutaka Minakuch, of>Iapan.
Rev DIR. Kuhlman gave an interesting
account of his visit to Samaria and the
Holy Land.
| In the Evangelical Reformed church.
the pulpit was filled by Rev. William E.
Lampe, who spoke on "The New Mis-
slonary Vision" Mr.. Lampe was bap-
tlzed and confirmed in, and is still a
member of, the Evangelical church. He
IS missionary to Japan, where he has
| spent seven years OF service. His fur
Tough in this country has been prolonged
In order that he may act as temporary
secretary of the Laymen's Missionary
Movement in the Reformed church. At
the offertory Miss Ruth White, of Cnm-
6erland. and Miss Adele Edmunds. of
Philadelphia, students IN the Women's
College Conservatory of Music, rendered
very beautifully "We Shall Feed His
Flock )" from the Messiah. In the even
ing the pastor, Rev Henri L. G.. Kieffer.
spoke on Christian Missions and Church
Unity" Prof Smith sang Zion bv
Bruno Huhn.
AT Grace Reformed church, Sunday
school was held at o.45 a. M. Rev.
Yutaka Minakuchi, of Japan, made an
excellent address upon "Bible Study"
The morning worship was conducted at
II a. m. by the pastor, Rev. z. L. Nc
Lean. Rev Jacob G. Rupp, of Allen
town, Pa, field secretary of the Foreign
Mission Board, preached a sermon upon
Being Christian" The twelfth ami
versary OF the Mite Society was observed
at p. m. Allen X. Lampe president of
the society, had charge of the services.
AT All Saints Protestant Episcopal
church, Sunday school was held at, AK
a. m. The services were in charge OF
the rector, Rev. Douglass Hooff. In the
morning Rev. J. Houston Eccleston, ID.
D., rector of Emmanuel church. Balti-
more, preached from Acts Q. 6, ''The lust
view of missions is from within, not from
without, the Kingdom. We must re-
gard the subject from the standpoint of
the king's command to go to the end of
the earth with His invitation, and in the
evening his text was Genesis %: s, The
Lords loving watchfulness notes the
sacrifice OF His self-denying servants"
AT the Methodist Episcopal church,
class meeting was held at oI5 a. m. In
the morning the pastor, Rev. E. H.
Lamar, preached on ''The Barren Fig
Tree, )" from Matthew 81: 10. Sunday
school was held at Las p. m. and the
Epworth League at Gas O'Clock, was led
by Miss Kate Delaplane In the evening
the pastor preached on "a Brand Plucked
From the Burning" from Zech. so.
At Trinity NJ. E. church, South, the
pastor, Rev. John J. Rives, preached in
the morning on "Almsgiving, PRAYER and
Fasting" " from the sixth chapter of Mat
thew, and the subject of the evening was
Restoring the Weak" the text being
Galatians 6: I. Sunday school was held
at p m. and Epworth League at 6:3o
p m. led by Miss Nellie Hunichen.
AT the church of the Brethren, Sunday
school was held at g. a. m. Elder D.
b. Mentzer, of Waynesboro, preached
both morning and evening. At the even
ing service Elder Mentzer preached on
"PauPs Farewell to the Church of Cor
lnth." The series of meetings which
have been in progress for the past two
weeks, under the direction of Elder
Mentzer, were brought TO close
The services at the Presbyterian church
were in charge of the pastor, Rev. DR.
Thomas Freeman Dixon. AT the morn
ing service the work of the Laymen's
Missionary Movement was presented in
an interesting address by David H.
Brown. Sunday school was held at 2
O'Clock. AT night the pastor preached
from Mrrk II: I3, THE Withered Fig
Tree
AT the U. B. church, Sunday school
was held al $50 a m. The pastor, Rev.
E. Fl. Hummelbaugh, preached in the
morning on 81 Will Look for Him." In
the evening evangelistic services were
held at which the pastor preached on
Love, Salvation, Separation
At St. Johns Catholic church, the first
mass was said at a. M; high mass at 10
a. M. At both masses the pastor, Rev.
FIR. w. ]. Kane, read the annual financial
statement Of the church for the past year
Sunday school was held at p. m. and
vespers at 7.3o p. m. followed by the
benediction OF the Blessed Sacrament.
AT the First Baptist church, Bible
school was held at GAS a. m. At the
morning service the pastor, Rev. Alonzo
ID. Winters, preached in the morning or
Hearts Aflame, and in the evening his
subject was along the Trail of Young
Mans Career"
The usual services at Schleysvile were
conducted by Charles M. Gilpin. Sunday
school was held at D. 80 p. m.