Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-23
MANY CHURCHES
HERE To OBSERVE
FORWARD RALLY
Will Enter With Vim Into
Countrywide Religious
Awakening Movement.

A great number of churches through
ant the United States and Canada VIII
observe rally day of the Men and ell
zion Forward Movement tomorrow with
special sermons, exercises in the
Sunday s ools and platform meetings
addressed by laymen. Among the
churches in Newark that have an
nounced their plans are the followlng'
st. Paurs Episcopal, Corner High ana
Market streets--Special sermon on the
movement by the rector, the Rev. Or.
Hadley. at the regular morning service
at 1915.
BelleviIle Avenue Congregational
Special sermon by the pastor, the Rev.
Mr.. solandt, in the morning and at TAO
service conducted by the Mems Broth
erhood.
Emmanuel Reformed Episcopal-The
rector, the Rev. Robert w. Peach, VIII
preach a special sermon at the morning
service on - Mans Work for Every
Christian Man in the Churches
Trinity Reformed-The pastor, the
Rev. Charles b. Condit, will preach a
special sermon in the morning and in
the evening an address will be given by
Mr.. c. f. Buckley.
North Reformed, Broad and Bridge
S~treets-special sermon at the morning
service.
Paramount Baptist-Special sermon
by the Rev. George E. Lombard at the
morning service at 1922 o. "Cour-
ageous Cooperation"
First Baptist (Peddie MemoriaD-
Z Song service at the evening service at
7;45, led by Mr.. Isaac H.. Meredith, bar
itone, of New York city. and an adj
dress by the pastor. DR.. Villers, on the
'Fisherman's Promise" This church
ia well organized with a group of men
prepared for the campaign, and has
special services booked for october l
and s, to be followed by twelve days
campaign, led by Mr.. Herbert Booth,
Youngest son of General William
Booth, of london.
Sixth Presbyterian-Special service
in the evening in charge of the men OF
the church. w. c. Genung will pre-
side. Five others will speak.
Elizabeth Avenu Presbyterian
Special sermon by the pastor, the Rev.
Dobson, in the morning on "The Value
of a Man. The evening service will
be conducted by laymen.
Memorial Presbyte-ian-Special SER
mon by the pastor, the Rev. A. s.
zimmerman, in the morning and in
the evening a platform meeting adj
dressed by Messrs. Twitchell, Eber-
hardt, Williams and Hedden.
Central Presbyterlan-Special rally
day In all the church organizations
First Presbyterian-Special sermon
by DR.. w. j. Dawson.
West OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES exer-
cises in the Bible school at 2:30 and
In the evening a sermon by the pastor.
the Rev. H. C. Harmon, on THE Call
of the Cross"
South Park Presbyterian-The pas
tor, DR.. Allen, will preach on the
movement at the morning service. At
10 a. m. there will be a mems prayer
meeting. In the evening DIR. Allen win
talk on the movement at the South
Park Memorial Chapel.
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian-The pas
tor, the Rev. Joseph Hunter. Wi
breach at the morning service on the
movement.
Central M. Especial services
throughout the day.
Roseville M. E.-Will observe the
day in connection with the anniver-
sary of the church.
Trinity M. E.-The pastor will preach
bn the movement at both morning and
evening services.
Centenary M. E.-A great mems meet
Eng Sunday evening. The pastor, the
REV. George G. Vogel, will preach on
the subject. Gods Great Question"
Franklin Street M. E.-Pastor will
preach on "The Attitude of the Church
Toward Men Out of the Church" The
Rev. ]. Wesley Johnston, late of Lon
don, is expected to be the speaker in
the evening.
st. Paul's M. Especial sermon by
the pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Dougherty, in
the morning.
DeGroot M. B.-Sermon by the pas
tor, the Rev. Mr.. Neff, In the morn
ing; mems meeting Sunday evening
conducted by DR.. G. NJ. Whitfield, with
addresses by laymen.
st. Johns NJ. e. acknowledgment
sermon by the pastor, the Rev. Mr..
Palmer, both morning and evening.
Zion A. NJ. E., Pennington street
Service in the evening; sermon by the
pastor, the Rev Mr.. White.
In addition to the above many of
the churches will have special prayer
services of men and a number of
churches have planned to observe rally
day on other dates. for example, the
Fewsmith Memorial Presbyterian, on
October s; the Fifth Baptist, on Oc-
tober 10.