The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-22
WITH THE CHURCHES


 7Tyrs+ Methodist church will preach this .morning at a special service to be held in honor of "elderly people," His theme
 will be on a "Beautiful Old Age Meih- bers and friends of the church have been requested to invite their aged frlenos 10 this service and where necessary 10 bring them in their cars and carriages The double auartette will sing and the serv,ce promises to be of unusual in- terest.
 The seventh sermon in the present se- ries of Sunday night sermons to union men at the Congregational chapel, Will he at o'clock and will be attended by the raaohinists. It is understood that good representation of the invited lodges Will be present Following the pastors ser mon on "Fuel and Power in Religion there vii be an opportunity to express convictions or to ask questions on the matters presented. The pastor is Rev. George Eaves, D. D. The chapel IS on North Nineteenth street. near Seventh avenue The hour is o'clock, but preliminary informal conference is held in the pastors office from to s. Audi torium and office are upstairs.
 'sLove" will be the subject of the ser mon Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, at the service of the Altrurian church, the church of occultism. Cable hall. 1916 Sec ond avenue. A cordial welcome is ex- tended to all.
 In common with other churches and schools great cooperative rally is plan- ned for this morning from 10 to 12 o clock The Sunday school hour as well as that for worship should if possible be attend ed by every member of the congregation;
 and the worship as well as the Sunday
 school, as far as possible by every mem Der Of the school. The sermon topic will be '"rhe Christian and His Master" Sunday night labor series as announced at 8 p. m.
 The revival services at the First Bap- tist church of Pratt City are growing in interest at every meeting, large congregation greeting Evangelists Reese and Morent every evening. The following services will be held today: At the close of the Sunday school there will be a IS minutes gospel service, and at Il a. m, theme, Preparation to Meet God;" at p. m., a service for men and | boys only text Be Then Strong and IShow Thyself Man" at 7:15, theme. Sins That Blight, Curse and Damn" | The singing will be special feature of the meeting. Services will continue
 through the week at 10 a. m. and 7:15 | p. m. except Monday morning. | The Rev. J. D. Ray, pastor of the
 Calvary Baptist church, will address
 the Young Mems Christian associations
 mems meetings at the Pastime theatre this afternoon. Bound With Fetters
 of Brass" will be the subject of his address.
 ; The preliminary song service begins
 at 3:30 o'clock. The association orches-
 tra will render several selections and the singing of chorus songs will be an
 inspiring feature.
 | The membership of the West End | Methodist church was increased 16 men | and women during the past week as a
 result of the evangelistic services now being conducted there by the Rev. J. o. FHaines of the North Alabama confer | ence. The meetings wil continue through l this week.
 The opening hour of Sunday school Is l 9:30 o'clock, closing with 8 special evan-
 gelistic service. The morning worship will be held at il o'clock and the l afternoon service will be an old fashioned j."love feast"'at 3 o'clock. Tn the evening ssxs-~ss ~ ,7sassys >5e