The Detroit times., 1913-01-04

be the subject OF the sermon by Dr. j..
Perciva Huget, in the First Congreea.
tional church, Sunday evening. TBS
will be the second OF the series OF a
popular type and is TO be followed by
two more. --
Are. good resolutions worth
while?" will be considered by the
Rev VI. Lee Grant, Sunday morninS
in the -Fort-sr Congregational church
In the evening. Mr.. Grant will speak
on Cyrus Hamlin and the new day
In Turkey
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Does il paw" is the evening topic
OF DR.. Frank 5. Rowland. in the Cass-
ave. Methodist church. Cass and Sell
den-aves. The morning topic Is Man 5
greatest asset" $50 a. IN, class meet
ing; ~. Bible school 6;45 p. M, Ep-
north league prayer meeting.
Rev. f. f. Fitchett. pastor OF. the
Grand River-ave. NJ Z. church. will
begin series of interesting services.
Sunday evening, having unique
proposition to make TO, the men and
women OF the congregation. In the
morning service, the subject of the
sermon will be The tombstone OF
fact"
The following will be the special
program OF music in the First Con-
gregation church, Sunday evening
Organ. Fantasia in G, Tours, ~. Tru
man Wolcott) choir hmm, Show Me
Thy Face" anthem, Fear Not, 0 Is
rad (Spicker); quartet, God Is
a Spirit (Bennett) offertory, "Hark,
Hank. My Soul" lPierson); postlude,
E>rch in f hat, (Rogers).
h Speakers and singers In the Nc
,Gregor institute, for week ending Jan.
IL, are as follows: Sunday, Brother
hood rally; singer. Ia r. MontGom
erie. Tuesday, speaker, Rev. ]. M.
Barclay, ID. D., Forestave. Presbyter.
ian church; singer. Mrs. Doyle. Thurs
day, speaker, Rev. r. w. Bagnall: spe-
cial music by quartet OF st. Matthews
Episcopal church. Friday, speaker,
Rev c. j. Tannar, ID. D.; singer. Miss
Freund.
The Rev. Maurice p. Fixes will be-
gin a new series OF sermons, In tie
woodward-a Baptist church, Sun
day evening, on the general topic.
"The Johns OF history beginning with
John Chrysistom, the golden-mouth.
ed" Previous to the evening service
there is half-hour organ recital b.
Prof. Edward Manvlle. Jasper q.
Gates will give a talk on Recent
revelations OF science compared with
the Mosaic. story or the creation" be-
fore the Business Mems class, at
noon.
DR.. Eugene NJ. Antrim, OF the North
woodward Methodist church, begins q
series OF sermons, Sunday evening
based upon answers received TO let
ters sent ont to over 100 men asking
the questions, Why do mex go "a
church," why do men not go &c
church, and What are the things
that are keeping men and women from
becoming Christians?" A 15-mfnute
organ recital by Charles L. Wuerth
organist and musical director, VIII
preeede the service.
At the First Presbyterian church
the pulpit will be occupied In the
morning by Rev. w. t. Jaquess, ID. ID.
the new superintendent OF church ex'
tension of Detroit Presbytery. DR.
JaQuess will on this occasion outline
the new plan for the larger work OF
the Presbytery. and make a plea for
It's hearty and cordial support on the
part OF the Presbyterians of Detroit
The. pulpit will be occupied at the
evening service by the pastor, Rev. Jo-
seph A, Vance, d. d.. who will speak
on "A strange consent" -. /.
"An. army OF paltroons" will be the
subject OF the evening sermon by Rev.
Luther Ellsworth LOvejoy, d. d., pas
tor OF the Fourteenth-ave. Methodist
church, at the union service IN the old
Haven auditorium, corner OF Six.
teenth and Baggsts., Sunday. At
1880 a. m, William II. yenn Will
speak in the new gympasirim OF the
Fourteenth-ave. church, corner Four
teenthaye. and Poplar-st, while Dir
| Ioveioy will preach at 10 O'Clock. In
:, the Haven church, the topic being, "A
race against time"
|. In EiShpr Mamnrial Methodist Eynta.