The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07

Christian Science Church. Eleventh Avenue and Twenty first Street.-The services for this church are held ev- cry Sunday morning at Il o'clock and Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. The subject of the lesson sermon today is "Unreality."
 Trinity Mission West End on Cot ton Avenue Between Elyton and Pop lar Streets-The regular Sunday school services will be held at 9;S0 o'clock. The Easter day services will be held today at 7:So o'clock instead of 4:So o'clock.
 Richmond Place Baptist Church There will be an interesting missionary service at the Sunday school meetin g today Regular worship will be held at Il o'clock and 7;45 p. m. An inn portant business meeting will be held after the morning service.
 Altrurian Church-"Resurrecti will be the subject of the sermon this morning at 10 o'clock at the service 2 of the Altrurian church. The meetings are held in Fraternal hall. second floor.
 
 extended all to worship here.
 Norwood Methodist Church--The pas tor will preach on Deaths Gateway at the morning service. Special music has been prepared for this meeting. The regular Sunday school will be held at sSo o'clock. Epworth league will meet at o'clock.
 
 Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Fifth Avenue and Eighteenth Street The Rev l. D. Steele will preach at II clock and 7:45 o'clock. In the morn ing his subject will be, "The Kingdom of Love- Special Easter music has been prepared.
 Fountain Heights Methodist Church A special Easter programme has been selected for the morning service al I o'clock as follows: Voluntary, The Lord Of Life Is Risen,p CWilson) an them, Lift Your Glad Voices" tEmer- son); prayer; offertory; The Lord Is Risen Again." (Adams); morning of fering vocal solo, Morn of Morns. Mrs E. B. Heiser: sermon. "The Resur- i. rection," pr. Slaton. There will be no ' services at night at this church.
 South Highland Presbyterian Church Highland Avenue and Twentieth Street South-Sabbath school and Bible classes 9:So a. m Morning worship and the celebration of the Lords Supper Il o'clock. Young Peoples prayer serv- ices. 6.45 p. m. Evening worship and sermon, 7:45 o'clock The topic of the evening sermon will be, Good Coun- sel for the Perplexed." special pro- gramme of music has been prepared by the noted choir to be sung at both services on Sabbath. The public is most cordially invited.
 Pissah Mission--Rev. Rev. C. 0. Oxnam b. D., elder in charge Wilson J. Squire assistant Upon Easter Sunday. at a m, the sacrament of the Lords supper will be administered at Pisgah Home, 115 Tus- caoosa avenue, with a sermon by Rev. i. Oman on ''The Resurrection of Christ. ' At 2:so D. m., Fraternal hall, Dr. 0 nam by request will take as his subject What is Charity?' The secretary of the Asso- ciatcd Charities, heads of all charitable institutions ministers of the gospel, off cers of the Salvation army, business men, policemen and liquor men are especially invited to be present.
 Highlands Methodist Churchill a. u. i. Easter prelude. Batiste, Mrs. C. F. Dow man. Anthem, Christian the Morn Breaks Sweetly Der Thee" Double quar- tet. tenor. Mir. Maxim and MT. Cartwright; soprano, Miss Cheek and Mrs. Richard Peters. Jr. alto, Miss Rosser and Miss Hard; bass. MT. Kennery, Mir Hard and Mir. Drake. Offertory, Adagio, from New World symphony. Mrs. C. F. Bowman Sermon by the pastor, pr. F. C. Mcyoy, "Nhy Relieev in the Immortality ef the Soul" Postlude. Easter march, Lemmens Mrs C. F.. Bowman. 7:i5 p. m. sermon by Dr. McVoy, After Death-Whato"
 
 Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Seventh Avenue and Twenty-ifth Street. North-W. !. Powell, D. D.. pastor: res idence 1204 North Twenty-ffth street Entertaining Easter programme will be