The Washington times., 1913-02-09
SECOND SERMON N
CAPITAL PREACHED
BY detroit PASTOR
Rev. r. r. Cook, "Man With Mes!
sage" Heard by Washington
Temple Congregation Today.

Services Of unusual interest are to
be held by the Washington Temple
Congregation this afternoon. when
the Rev. F. r. Cook, OF Detroit, who
is called The man with a heart mes
sage for humanity" will preach on
made an unusual impression on the
congregation last Sunday. and Il was
expected that the capacity of the hall
In new Masonic Temple would be
taxed this afternoon.
DR.. Cook is known as q man of
broad sympathies. who 10 no theorist
with fancies Of his own to exploit.
but who, after careful study of the |
Bible, leads his hearers In the same |
path. He maintains that the Bible /
Is harmonious In all its parts, and |
when rightly explained is wonder
ful unfolding of the plans OF the
Great Architect who has prepared /
things to be revealed at |
the coming Of the Great King.
Christ
The Rev. John T. Ensor will de-
liver a sermon in Calvary M. Z.
Church tonight on the subject OF
Higher Levels" At the II o'clock
service DR.. Ensor preached on The
Of Cod
Opens Crusade on Saloon.
The sixth of the series of sermons
,n IF Had My Life to Live Over
Again" will be delivered tonight by
The Rev. James Shera MONTGOMERY
II the Metropolitan NJ z. Church.
DR.. Montgomery has treated the sub
ect from all points. in the series of
in an entertaining and in
Itructive manner. The particular
subject to be treated tonight will be
The Graves of Buried Opportuni-
les"
The Christless'' will be the sub
ect of the sermon to be preached
onisht in Hamline NJ. e. Church by
he Rev. Joseph NJ. NJ. Gray. At the
I o'clock service today the Rev. W.
. Mcdowell. d. D.. District superin- {
endent delivered a sermon descriS- {
ne the work Of Methodists in this q
iocese. III
The Rev. s. Townsend Weaver will q
'egin q war on the open saloon to- q
light wher he win preach a sermon {
m The Crusade Against the Sa-
BON" at Grace NJ. e Church. The 7
ermon win be illustrated by Ten
lights In q Bar Room"
Taft's Physician to Lecture.
DR.. Charles Barker. personal physi-
tan to the President viii deliver q lee :
ure tonight In Ingram Memorial :
,hurch on The Gospel sf Good Z
iealth." The lecture IL one Of 4course c
4 ten, which began January % Ind Will
ontinue until March 30.
The Causes Of Discontent'~is tho /,
ub5ect for the afternoon sermon at 1
he Church of the Covenant by the u
,ev. Charles Wood. At 8 O'Clock DR.. |
vood will preach on self Mastery" \
The Rev. Arthur Willis Spooner, 4
astor OF the Sixth Presbyterian q
will preach tonight on MAX e
lg Sport Of Death" Next Sunday
light DR.. Spooner will deliver q SER
ION on The Twentieth Century q
What OF Herr Z
The Rev c. Everest Granger. d. D.. =
astor of Genton-Temple Memorial
hurch, will take as his subject at the h
ervice tonight THE Things the Church a
an Do" The sermon will be a con- q
Iteration Of Mr.. Lsner's trumpet call. =
he subject for the morning sermon
as How Many Times Have You Been o
orn?'' p
Special Lenten Services. K
The first Sunday In Lentsis marked u
ith special services In st. Patrick's ., .
hurch. Mgr. w. T. Russell will de- o,
yer a sermon on Divine Redemption" fr
lis evening. The text on which the pl
.rmon is based 10 "A General View Of
le Divine Plan Of Redemption" spe-
al services will be held every Sunday
Lent In st. Patrick's. at each Of
hich subjects relating to Lent will be
scussed. Lenten services will also be
Id every Wednesday evening at 7:3o
clock.
A mass meeting under the auspices CO
the Young Mems Hebrew Association at
III be held in Pythian Temple next 10 ~
Inday afternoon Congressman Julius br
ahn. Henry NJ. Goldfogle. DR.. Abram M
mon. Simon Wolf. and Isaac A. On
,urwich will speak. The purpose OF 10 yo
e meeting is to develop the Y. NJ. bu
A. along the lines of the Young n:
EMS Christian Association. we
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