Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-16
Church
Programs
fOrSunday
Many Notable Preachers from
Other Cities Will Be
Heard Here.

The Rev. Percival H Barker, pas
tor of Christ Reformed Church, Wash
ington and Delavan avenues, will oc-
cupy his pulpit tomorrow morning.
His subject will be THE Tragedy of
Unconscious Loss" The quartet will
be assisted by Mrs. Percival II. Bar
ker, who will sing open the Gates
of the Temple" by Knapp. Frederick
H. Tegan will preside at the organ
and will play the following selec-
tions: Prelude, Communion" Ba-
tiste: offertory, "Elsa's Dream"
Wagner; postlude, Finale Allegro"
Shelley.
In the Old First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow the Rev. DR.. J..
Kinsey Smith, of Pittsburgh, Pa,
will occupy the pulpit at both serv-
ices. In the morning he will preach
on the subject Our Reasonable
Hope" The subject of his evening
sermon will be What Are We in the
World For?"
A. K. Douglas will be in charge of
the meeting for prayer and praise on
Tuesday evening
Mrs. Charles Jenkins. contralto,
will be the. soloist at the First
Church tomorrow night. She will
, sing "The Good Shepherd" by Barri.
In the morning the quartet will sing
II Will Lift Up Mine Eyes" by
Matthews. There will be special
music at each service throughout the
month under the direction of Mrs.
Florence Russell Kirk, director and
organist for the summer.
At the Sunday services of August
"a and August 81 the Rev. Charles
Stelzle, superintendent of the Bureau
of Social Service of the Board Of
Home Missions of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States, will oc-
cupy the pulpit. On August "a he
will preach In the morning on "Car
the Church Make Good?" and in the
evening on what Is Christianity
| On Sunday, August 81, his morning
topic will be Modern Tendencies In
the Labor Movement" The subject
of his evening sermon will be Jesus
Christ and Social Reform" This vii
be Labor Sunday and will be OBJ
served by the Protestant churche,
churches throughout the country.
At the South Park Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning the Rev
Robert Scott Inglis, d. D., of tn,
Third Presbyterian Church. will
preach. This will be a union service
participated in by the Third Presby
terrain, South Park Presbyterian ant
st. Paurs Methodist churches.
At the South Park Memorial Chape
in the evening the service will b,
conducted by George Smith, at which
time e. G. Randall, of the French In
dustrial Home, will speak and ]
! Franklin Thomas, tenor, will sing
| The prayer service will be held IL
| the church parlors as usual on Tues
| day evening at s o'clock.
The musical program tomorrow II
st. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church
is as follows. Morning-Prelude
Offertoire in B fiat, Loret; duet. "Stil
with Thee, o My God" Marston, Miss
Korb, Miss Compton; offertory, Rev
erie, Sturges; tenor SOLO, Come Unit
Me-" Coenan, Mr.. Burkhardt; post
lude. Maestoso Movement Gounod.
The evening numbers are: Prelude
Allegro Moderate, Freyer; trio for so
prano. alto and tenor. Protest u
Through the Coming Night" Curch
Burkhardt; offertory, "Contablle
Tschaikowsky; soprano solo, IN.
Song Shall Be of Mercy" HUM, Mis-
Korb; prelude, Postlude in e fiat
Batiste. Lucy j. stephens, organist.
In the Roseville Methodist Epis
copal Church tomorrow. in the alb
sence of the pastor. the pulpit viii
be occupied by the Rev. DIR. r. C
Craven. of Durham, N. e.
At the South Baptist Church to
morrow the Rev DR.. d. d. Forward
no ftTr .Rt4 80
of the First Baptist Church o
Boulder. Col, will preach in tn
morning. The evening service will b
omitted.
In the North Reformed Church to
morrow the Rev. DIR. Lucas Boev
will preach at 1920 o'clock on "Tw
Views of the World" and at IA
o'clock on The Still Small Voice"
The Rev. Robert Spencer Youni
will preach tomorrow in the Contra
Presbyterian Church. His mornin;
subject will be 1.-THE Last Night II
Egypt" The evening topic "The Hol,
Place of the Tabernacle" this will
be illustrated with model.
Miss Ella M. Jacques, contralto
and John ]. Kreitler baritone, will
sing. The music will be in charg
Of Granville Commoss, organist ant
director.
At the First Presbyterian Churcl
Tabernacle, Lafayette and lyle
streets, the Rev. Andrew II. Nelly
minister, will preach at 1890 o'cloc
a. m. tomorrow on the subjec
Through Unknown Paths" In tn
evening at 7:45 o'clock he will de
liver the sixth address in the serie
on Pilgrims Progress" Beautiful
colored lantern slides are used a
these services. Special music will b
rendered. The old hymns will b
sung. A very enjoyable evening !
promised to all who come.