The Washington times., 1912-11-09
CHURCHES OF CITY
TO HOLD REVEALS
DURING NEXT WEEK
Special Gospel Message
Meetings Also on Busy
Program.

With revivals in some OF the churches
and special gospel message meetings in
others. the week beginning tomorrow
promises to be a lively one I'm Wash
ington religious circles. In addition a
number of the pastors begin series Of
sermons and lectures.
The Rev. Peter Ainslie, the Christian
evangelist of Baltimore. will continue
the revival meetings that have been
held this week at Bethany Baptist
Church. Such large crowds have heard
him that II has been decided to con-
tinue the meetings a week.
A week of special gospel meetings will
begin at Fifth Baptist Church tomorroS
night with special sermon by the pas
tor. During the week the following
well-known pastors will speak: The
Rev. DR.. James Shera Montgomery. on
Morday night; the Rev. DR.. Donald
c. Macleod. on Tuesday night: the Rev.
George A. Miller. on Wednesday night
the Rev DR.. John r. Slaton, OF Balt!-
more. Thursday night, and the Rev.
Hermon S. Pinham. Friday night.
At Second Baptist.
A similar program of services will be
carried out at the Second Baptist
Church. where each night during the
week the Rev. DIR. l.. NJ. Stephenson, of
Philadelphia. will speak. During the
week all departments of the church will
meet to hear DR.. Stephenson.
The evangelistic services that have
been held this week at the Hamlne
Methodist Church will continue. The
pastor breaches both sermons tomor-
row. but on Monday and Wednesday
nights the Rev. John W. r. Sumwalt,
superintendent OF the WashinGton Dis
trlct OF the Baltimore Conference.
breaches. and Tuesday. Thursday, and
Friday nights, the Rev. Or. Charles l..
Mead, Of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church OF Baltimore will conduct the
services.
The semi-annual meeting of the East
ern conference OF the Evangelical Lu-
theran Synod OF Maryland will be held
in Evangelical Lutheran Church OF the
Epiphany. Sixteenth and U streets
northwest, Monday. from 10 a. m. until
7:9O p. m. Some OF the speakers will
be the Rev. Henry ManKen. jr., the
Rev p. a. Heilman. d. D.; the Rev.
Richard Schmidt. the Rev. +. w. Meyer.
the Rev. w. +. Brown. the Rev. Henry
Anstadt, the Rev. G.. W. Miller. d. D.;
the Rev. John c. Bowers, and the Rev.
Foster L. Gift.
Sunday Evening Lectures.
The Rev. DR.. Samuel II. Woodrow.
pastor of the First Congregational
Church, begins series of six Sunday
evening ltCluTts OH Gd1lutI saul,
or. A Wise Prophet and "A Weak King"
His theme for tomorrow night will be
THE Prophet: Birth and Training"
The other subjects are: November Il.
The Prophet; Wisdom and Work"
November a. The Prophets: Annoint-
ing the King" December l, The King:
Victor and Nanquished:" December $.
! THE King; Reproved and Rejected"
and December 10. THE Death OF
Prophet and King"
The Rev. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe. pas
tor OF the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church. begins tomorrow night
course Of Sunday evening lectures under
the general title. The Last Things"
| His subject tomorrow night is The
Last Book" On Sunday nights follow
ing he speaks on The Last Word"
THE Last Chance" THE Last Day"
THE Last Prison House." and The
Last city"
Wednesday will be "Washington Day
in the World in Baltimore missionary
exhibition in Baltimore. More than 100
Washington pastors and church workers
will go over on specitl train leaving
Gods Part In Lies Battles" tho
Rev. l.. Morgan Chambers. McKen-
dree Methodist Episcopal Church. II
o'clock
The Power Of the Word of God"
the Rev. George f. Dudley. st. Steph.
ems Protestant Episcopal Church. IL
O'Clock.
Morning Sermons.
Redemption and Social Service" the
Rev. Joseph NJ. NJ. Gray. Hamlin.
Methodist Episcopal Church, II O'Clock.
Aiding Gods Workmen," the Rev.
Z; Hez SVEN. Centennial Baptist
"The Place Of Personal Experience
In the Religious Life" the Rev. c,
Ernest Smith. St Thomas Episcopal
"Christ's Gift to the World" the Rev.
Bernard @. Bnskamp, ct Gurley Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church. II o'clock.
Gods Message to the Victor" the
Presbyterian Church. II o'clock.
Life at Its Best For the Modern
Man" the Rev. DR.. w. r. Wedder-
spoon, F9undry Methodist Episcopal
.Christianity's Message" the Rev. j.
J. Muir, Temple Baptist Church. IL
Not the Shadow of Doubt" the Rev.
w. w. McMaster First Baptist Church,
Religious Beliefs" the Rev. DR.. John
Van Schaick, tr., Church OF Our Faith
er II o'clock.
Church of Christ. Scientist, at II
| o'clock.
The Sin of Indifference" the Rev.
Peter Ainslie. evangelist, at Bethany
| BaDtlSt lnuTFH, IL u NltNh.
| "'The Enemies of the Home" the Rev.
John T. Briggs, Fifth Baptist Church.
| II o'clock.
While the average Washington homo
will be enjoying feast rhanksgiving
Day. those less fortunate will be fed
at the Gospel Mission, 216 John Mar
shall place northwest, where n turkey
dinner will be given.
All charitable persons willing to
contribute to the expenses of such a
dinner are urged to communicate. with
ii. w. Kline, superintendent of the
mission.
Week of Services at