Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-03
NTERpENoMINATIoNAL CAM
PAioN STARTS At BAPTIST
CHURCH.
SERVICES CONTINUE
FOR ENTIRE MONTH
Rev. s. 8. Ellis to Preach During Open
ing Week After Which Services Will
Be Held simultaneously in Different
churchss-spsciaI Music by Chorus
Choir Arranged.

An Observation-Disclosures revival. to
last a month, participated in by most
OF the churches Of the city, and in CO.
operation with the evangelistic COM
mlttee of the Men and Religion For
ward Movement, will begin in this city
Sunday evening at the Baptist church
The frts weeks services are to be held
in the Baptist church, with Rev. S. E
Ellis in charge OF the preaching. Dur
ing the remaining three weeks meet
ings will be held simultaneously in
seven different churches. Special music
will be provided for all the services.
Altho the churches unite in the evan
gelistic effort during the week n on
Sunday evenings, ZACH churc will act
independently in the morning services
on Sundays. The mid-week meetings in
the various churches will be dispensed
with during the campaign. No meet
ings will De held on Saturday nights.
The music for the meetings is to be
in charge of H. E. Wilson. secretary Of
the Y. N. c. A., who will organize a
chorus choir. This choir will sing dur
ing the opening ueek's meetings and
then will be sub-divided in order to
provide for the different meetings.
TIL schedule for the last three weeks
of the movement is as follows:
Second week at the Bethany United
Brethren. Presbyterian and First Unit
Stauffacher will preach at the United
PrnStnrrs Da1 . z Nfo~S{r q yhA
Presbyterian, and Rev. G. H. Morris at
the United Evangelical.
Third week at the Central Church Of
Christ and State street United Evan
gelical church; Rev. James MCGEE
will preach at the Central Church Of
Christ; Chaplain Jesse Cole will
preach at the Evangelical church.
Fourth week at the Methodist
church,; Rev. Charles E. Pilgrim will
preach.
A meeting for men will be held each
Sunday afternoon. Rev. E. Howard
Brown will deliver a series Of four adj
dresses at these meetings.
Letters have been sent out addressed
to each church member in the city.
urging support and attendance at the
different meetings
Other Sunday Services.
Other services 5 Sunday. appear
ing in the order Of their receipt at this
office. are as follows:
Methodist. Rev.. s. E. Elliz-Morn-
ing, "The Message Of Methodism to
the World"
Friends, Rev. E. H. Brown-Morn-
ing. THE Light That Leads to Christ
Today" a.
congregational Rev. B, F. Martin
Morning. "Mokality and Religion" OF
What's the Difference Between a
Good Moral Man and One Who is Re
%ligious?" y
Bethany United Brethren, Rev. G. f.
Pilgrim-Morning, "The Memorial OF
Our King"
Elm Norwegian Lutheran. Rev. G.
TX. Thompson-Norning service IN
Norwegian: evening in English.
Central Church OF Christ, Rev.>C. n
Notwithstanding, ~The Vision Of Life
Pentecostal Church Of the Nazarene
Rev. F. J.. Thomas-Morning, "The
Undone Prophet" evening, Christ
and the Church"
First Church Of Christ, Scientist
Morning. Love"
Iowa Soldiers Home, Rev. Jesse Cole
Afternoon. The Believers Rights IN
Jesus Christ"
ST. Paul's Episcopal-service a
10: 80. in charge Of Mr.. ]. c. Nelson.
Baptist, Rev. James McGee-Morn'
| ing. 1.-THE Glory OF Jesus Christi"