Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-30
HOW HOLY WEEK
WILL Be OBSERVED

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Special themes will feature the Palm
Lenten services to be held in the many
local Protestant churches tomorrow,
and also during Holy Week.
A the Central Presbyterian Church
in the evening Rev. DR.. George Wall
ton King, pastor, will deliver an illus
trated sermon on THE Young Man and
Christ, and some thirty-tive reproduce
tons of famous paintings, including
the triumphant entry of Christ into
Jerusalem. will be depicted.
On Good Friday evening the topic of
Rev. DR.. King will be THE Arrest,
Trial and Cruciflxion of Christ" which
will also be illustrated. His subject to-
morrow morning will be Kingdom,
Power. Glory Forever the final SER
mon oa THE Lords Prayer"
The special music VIII consist Of:
Mae9rnlnS@.orSgani Prelude Dubois;
Rogers. .Grenvinei Commoss. organist;
The Palms." Faure, violin solo, Miss
Nina Steiner; My Redemer and My
3. Nathan; Hold Thou My Hand"
Briggs. baritone solo, A. G.. Johnson,
and Jerusalem" tenor solo. by Edwin
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fert ~ Lemaigre, and "Postlude,'
Dub ISL souvenir de Hayden" Hay
den, violin solo, Miss Steiner; The
Pa Faure, and Just As | AM"
uaWiey. contralto solo, Mrs. Abbey. and
M wen will sing Lead, Kindly
Lis BY Pinsuiti; The special num-
later, Hail to the Name and On
ward, Christian Soldiers" by st. Ger
Palm, Passion and Eastertide serv-
Tres Will omen in the North RnfoTmad
Church tomorrow. The pulpit in the
morning will be filled by DIR. Sartell
Prentice, of Nyack,. n. Y, and in the
merly of Scotland, now of the Non
treal Presbyterian Seminary, will dis
course on the topic, The Threshold
Dr.. Ross viii preach at Yale Uni
versity, New Haven, in the morning
and in the evening he win be at the
local North Church. Next sunday Eas-
ter. Day, he will preach at Princeton
University and in the evening he will
again fill the pulpit of the North
Church.
The program for Passion week will
be as follows: Tomorrow evening, DIR. G.
A. Johnston Ross, theme, H Stops
to Serve Them" Monday evening, Rev.
formed Church, New York, topic. HE
Seeks to Perpetuate the Mutual Bond
Between Them and Him" on Tuesday,
Rev. +. B; Pullan, Hyde Park Reformed
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Forewarns and Instructs Them on
Wednesday, Professor DIR. ]. Frederick
Berg of New Brunswick. Theological
Seminary, He Carries Them or His
Heart to God" and on Thursday eve
ming, Professor DIR. John II. Raven,
of New Brunswick Seminary, who will
speak on we Betrayed, Denied, De-
Special Holy Week services will also
be held in the Centenary Methodist
noofot Dew Tr Caar1c q Uooal to-
morrow evening will be 'The Follow
ing World and an elaborate musical
program will be provided by the choir,
assisted by Mrs. Edith Ten Broeck
Krick, soprano s~oloist. The service
evening, The Penitent;' "Wednesday.
Today in Paradise and Good Friday
evening DR.. Vogel will speak on The
Pierced Christ"
On Easter Sunday evening special
music will be a feature of the service,
and the sermon of the pastor will be
The Surprise and joy.
AT the First Presbyterian Church the
program for the week will be of a most
the pastor, tomorrow evening Will preach
on What Do You Think of Jesus?" The
Dr. Edward F, sanderson, of the Church
of the Pilgrims Brooklyn, Monday eve
ming; Rev. DIR. S. Parker Cadman, of the
Central Congregational Church, also OF
gan Of he Central Presbyterian Church
Summit. Wednesday. Rev. DR.. Hugh
Black. of Union Seminary. New York,
Thursday and Rev. DR.. Dawson, on Good
Friday evening.
AZ fba Palm I.enten services tomorrow
an attractive musical program will be
Beckel. organist. who has officiated in
thai capaciIv Of the old First Church for
the past eighteen years. He will be sue
Brooklvn.
Al All Paul,s Methodist Episcopal Church
the pulpit will be filled at both services
tomorroW nv the nastor. Rev. George p.
Donghertv Special music will feature the
days program, and Mrs. Florence Mulford
HINT will Vfficiate as contralto soloist. Tbe