The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-13
Church Notes.

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The subject OF Rabbi Franklin's
sermon, Sunday morning, in Temple
Beth FL. will be The finished and
the unfinished work OF the modern
church"
The Rev. c. W. Stephenson of the
First Methodist Protestant church will
preach Sunday morning on big bust
ness Of modern life" and in the eve
ming on The door kept open
The Rev Maurice p. Fixes will
preach in the Woodwardave Baptist
church. Sunday morning, Surviving
the sunrise" and In the evening on
Great battles won and lost
The Rev. ]. Percival Huget will
speak in the First congregational
church, Sunday morning, on The
great obligations" and in the evening
OH The quest OF the ideal
IN Jefferson ave. Presbyterian
church, Sunday morning. the Rev. j..
Frederick Fitschen. Jr, will speak on
"Ye shall be as Cod and in the 4
o'clock vesper service, in Newberry
chapel. will use the words Secondary
causes for the topic OF his SER
monette. The musical program at the
vespers will include organ numbers
by Ala Zuidema. singing by the quar-
tet and a tenor solo by Or. Francis
II. Greusel. The Church of To Morrow
| IN the chapel at o'clock, will listen
I 10 talk by Miss Crane of the Italian.
Presbyterian church and institute on
Our Italian friends" The Young
Mems club will meet in the ehape, at
| 10 o'clock in the morning TO discuss
Success
Henry Harmon Brown will speak in
New Thought Alliance hall, Sunday
morning on The inner kingdom" and
in the evening on The key to sue
cess
! A series of sermos dealing with
subjects of great Importance In the
social and spiritual life OF Detroit will
be started. Sunday evening. in Beth
any Presbyterian church. by the Rev.
James T, Black. The opening sermon
/, will be on The divorce evil The
Sunday evening meetings in Bethany
ichurch are under the direction OF the
Mems league OF the church. Special
music is q feature by the excellent
! quartet choir under the direction Of
Miss Minnie Well, contralto and di-
lrector
Miss Julia Russell will lead the YES
per service in the y w G. A., Sun
day afternoon. at I O'Clock. taking for
her topic The service OF the Y. w. G..
A, tc young women throughout the
country" Mrs. Mark b Stevens will
play. During the tea and social hour
10 follow, Mrs. William Craig will tell
of The world in Boston" which she
attended last summer.
a woman's conversion, will be
the subject OF the Rev Joseph A.
Vance's sermon. In the First Presby-
terrain church, Sunday evening. The
Wednesday evening service in this
church Is growing In attendance,
many persons not members OF the
church attending o. G. Ruley, the
new assistant to the pastor, is now
in charge OF the work OF the church
house, all departments of which are
assuming their hopedfor activity.
The Rev. w. Z. Lovett, formerly
pastor in Bay City and Grand Rapids.
but since July /. 1910, stan correspon-
dent OF the Grand Rapids Press in
Detroit and vicinity, will remove again
to Grand Rapids, Feb. /, and continue
work with the Press.
The Rev. Calvin Mcleod Smith, OF
the Church OF the Covenanters, has
declined call TO the First Reformed
Presbyterian church OF Cincinnati. He
has given UP his work in Detroit, af-
ter completing a temporary appoint
mont and is preparing TO enter the
ministry Of the United Presbyterian
church, in which he has brother who
is a minister.
The Rev. Thomas Walker Malcolm,
pastor Cf St. Andrews church, has
written book dealing with evils
which are rampant at the present
time "An Idolatrous Age" The
Craze OF Commerce" Matrimonial
Commercialism," and The Mad Race
for Fun" are some OF the features OF
the book
During the year 1911. 2.013 men pro-
fessed faith in Jesus Christ at the
McGregor Institute. Twenty-one men
and women from various churches as.
sisted at the weekly services.
In the Forrest Presbyterian church.
Sunday morning. the Rev r. II. Pence
will speak on The tests OF the spir-
itual sense and In the evening on
Moral action and reaction" Miss
Crane OF the Italian institute on Sher-