The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-04
THE CHURCHES
Services To = Morrow Observ,
ance of the Week of
Prayer

TRACE Episcopal church-Mornlng
service with sermon and Holy Com
munion, 1920; Sunday school, 10;
evening service and sermon, 1880. e.
Wilson. Rector.
United Lutheran church-There will
be an English service Sunday evening
at s o'clock. Miss Mable johnson will
sing. All are welcome. Those who
have not turned in all envelopes for
1919 should remember to bring them
to this service. The annual business
meeting of the congregation will be
held Tuesday evening, Jan. 7.-Msrtin
Anderson, Pastor.
Methodist Episcopal Church-MoIn-
ing worship at 1920 a. IN. Sermon
subject, Today; anthem, Come Holy
Spirit. Every member urged to be
present at this opening service of the
new year. A souvenir to every MEM
Der in attendance. Union service
with the Baptist congregation in the
Baptist church in the evening. begin
ming the observance of the week of
prayer. Sunday school at ~ m: Ep-
worth League at 6:3O p. IN. Special
invitation to strangers and students.
A. L. Buriif, Pastor.
First Baptist church There will lie
the regular services. In the morning
there will be the monthly communion
service aud reception of members and
extending of hand of fellowship. Fol
lowing the communion service the
pastor will preach a short ermo o.,
The Lords Prayer. Ia the evening
there will be a union s~ervise of the
Baptist and Methodist church at The
Baptist church, and Rev. A. E. Burif
will preach. All other services will
be at usual times. You will be most
cordially welcomed to these services.
Come. Roy L. Palmerton, Pastor.
Presbyterian church-Communion
service and reception of new members
OF Sunday morning at 1880.
The choir will repeat the Christi
mas music in the evening. We
extend a cordial invitation to
one and all and assure you a
friendly welcome. We feel that the
music will be a treat as the choir
has spent much time in practice. The
following program will be rendered
and trust it will be appreciated:
Prelude,
Hymn, There's a Royal BanDef.
Choir, anthem, When All Thy
Mercies.
Scripture.
Hymn, Take Up Thy Cross.
Choir, anthem, Unto You Is Born A
Savior.
Prayer.
Male quartette, Brightest and Best,
MesSrs. Nest elm, Osborn, Schueller.
Tuttle.
Announcements.
Offering.
Hymn, Wonderful Words OF Life.
Trio, The Angelic Choir, Miss Gin.
der. Mrs. Unzelman, Dale Osborn.
Sermon, IL Christ Came To Madison.
Prayer.
Choir, anthem, Comfort Ye Ny
People.
Duet, Glad Tidings, Miss Murphy,
Dale Osborn.
Solo and chorus. Lovely Appear.
Hymn, Holy Spirit Dwell With Me.
Beneiiction.
The chorus, Lovely Appear is taken
from Gounod's ora.oTio The Redemp-
tion, one of the best choruses composed.
&C. Mckibbin, Pastor.
The week of Prayer will be observed
by the Methodist and Baptist churches
in the following q
Sunday, Jan. 5, there will be a
union service in the evening in the
Baptist church and Rev. "A. 4. Buriff
will preach the sermon
The themes for the week nights are:
Monday, Jan. 6-Thanksgiving and
Humiliation, Baptist church.
Tuesday, Jan. THE Church Uni-
versal: the u Body of which Christ is
the Head, Baptist church.
Wednesday, Jan. S-Families, E1u-
c%ational Establishments, and the
Young. Baptist church.
Thursday, Jan. 9-Foreign Missions
-prsise and prayer, Methdist church.
Friday, Jan. 10 Home Missions,
church.
On Sunday, Jan IL, there will be a
union service in the Methodist church
in the evening and Ray L. Palmerton
will preach the sermon.
People are requested to cit this
clipping from the paper and retain it
for reference that there may be no con
fusion about the place of meeting.