The Detroit times., 1913-01-25
NEWS IN DETROIT CHURCHES

morning al the Church OF Our Father.
81 Rev. Willis A. Moore. In the eve.
ming. Rev. Mr.. Moore will give an In
troductory address, illustrated by
song and picture. on Wagner's "Parsi-
fal." Among the musical selections
for the evening are "Elsas Dream"
from Lohengrin; THE Swan Song. Z"
from Lohengrin, and The Evening
Star" from Tannhauser. On sunday
evening. Feb. ?, the second lecture
IN ''Parsifar' win be given
The Imminency of our Lords re-
tuna sermon on the second com.
ing o; Christ, will be the subject OF
Dr. Fixes sermon, Sunday morning.
at the Woodward-ave. Baptist church.
In the evening, at 1880. the last OF
the series ofS''Some Johns of hi.tory,"
VIZ, John Knox. the Scottish hero.
Baptism. 7l6 p. M; Bible school.
l1:45 a. m. and b. Y, r. IT,. 6:l5 p. m
Edward b. Manyille will give the fol-
lowing organ recital at o'clock:
Grand. chorus. Kinder: Meditation,
Lucas: Cantilene. Sehelly; Berceuse.
Hauser
The following Detroit pastors viii
speak on The imminency OF the sec
ond coming OF Christ" SUNDAY. In
their respective pulpits: The Revs.
c. T. Conley, Walter p. Cooley. F.
Dewey Ehle. Christopher Burnett,
William Walker. Gerrett Huyser, +.
III. Swartout, Wilson Whitney, G. b
Wakefield, Wilson Reid. and others.
| Speakers and singers at the Nc
! Gregor Institute for the ensuing week.
Sunday. speaker. Rev. w. T. JaQuess;
singer, DR.. Earl Barley. Monday,
open meeting, led by Mr.. CarIabin.
Tuesday. speaker, Rev. t W. Nal
colin; singer, Mrs. Burridge. Wednes-
day, open meeting. led by Mr.. Cara
bin Thursday, speaker, Rev. Sher-
man L. Divine, Woodward-aye. Presby-
terrain church,, special music by vest
ed choir from DR.. WINES church.
| Friday, speaker, Rev. j. A. Vance,
First Presbyterian church; ST. ger,
Mrs. Bowen. Saturday, mems meet
lug, led by Mr.. Brown.
The Highland Park Baptist church
was formally organized from = mis-
sion into a church, Wednesday eve
ming, with the Rev. r. n. Crawford
as pastor and the following oficers;
Deacons, Moses Moser, Samuel
Hawks, Edwin Daily. John Miller, Ed
gar Her and Elmer Reid; trustees.
Roy Brown, Collins Barbour. David
Ives, f. G. Upledger, Theo. Rosbor-
ough and DR.. II. Z. Northrup; clerk,
DIR. Northrup; treasurer. ID. G. Up
ledger; financial secretary, Collins
barbour: Sunday school superinten-
dent. Moses Moser, The church Will
continue TO hold services, in the hall,
at Woodward and Buena Vista-aves.,
until a church site can be procured
and a building erected.
| In the Fisher Memorial NJ. E.
tchurch, East Grand-blvd. and Gratiot-
ave, the Rev James Chapman, pas
tor. will preach tomorrow morning on
How a strong man became weak and
then became strong again. In the
levening he will preach his fourth SER
NOR in the series on the Ten Com
mandments, taking as his theme.
"The third commandment" or Thou
shalt not take My name In vain. :
Prof. Stanley Straub, the musical d.
rector. has planned special music TO
1 Precede the evening sermon. He VIII
be assisted by outside talent. consist
i ing Of George w. Hoge, tenor. and
Mrs. Jen, contralto. The following
music will be given: Saviour Now
the Day is Ended" by j. II. PIERCE.
choir; 20 Happy Band OF Pilgrims,
by F. L. willgoose. choir; trio, Lift
Thine Eyes" Mendelssohn; solo, The
Land OF Ny Dreams by Trevelyaf.
George w. Hoge; The Lord Is My
Light" by Dudley Buck, duet, Miss
M. Reed and Mrs. Jen.