The Washington times., 1913-02-01
DAY TO LECTURE ON
HOLY LAND BEFORE
|, OLD PARISH|OAERS
Former Pastor of Calvary N. E.
Church to Illustrate Life
of the Christ. a., =

, The Rev. Frank L. Day, for many
years pastor of the Calvary NJ. E.
lShurch, who has just returned to this
icountry from q trip through the Holy
Land, will address his old parishioners
in Calvary Church next Wednesday
leyening Dr. Day has brought with
him many interesting views of the land
IN which Christianity first dawned, ano
His birth in the stable at Bethlehem to
His cruciixion, on Golgotha-
DR.. Day, when pastor Of Calvary
Church, was a member of the faculty Of
George Washington University, but re-
signed his position and pastorate to ac-
cept the chair of moral philosophy and
English Bible in Randolph-Macon Col
lege, in Ashland, Va.
The Introductory sermon of the Lent
en- season will be delivered in the chapel
of Luther Place Memorial Church in the
Swedish language by the Rev. A. J.
Enstam tomorrow night at S:15 O'Clock.
All Scandinavians in the city are cor
daily invited to be present
Evangelist to Preach.
Many OF the delegates to the annual
conference of Sunday school workers,
which has been in session in this city
since lest Sunday and ended today, will
i,main in Washington until tomorrow,
IN order to take part in the mass meet
ing in the interest of Sunday schools.
which will be held tomorrow afternoon
at 3 O'Clock in the Mt. Vernon Place
hurch.
Church workers of all denominations
tsve been invited to attend the meet
ing, ard many prominent churchmen
will deliver addresses on the betterment
of Sunday schools with a view to pro-
yiding mere and better members for the
churches. Among those to speak will
be the Rev. Z. B.. Chappell, the Rev.
Lharles ID. Bulla, and the Rev. III. NJ.
Hamill .0-
A special service will be held in Mt.
Vernon Church tomorrow morning, at
which the Rev. E. B. Chappell will
Evangelist F.. F. Cook. of Detroit. Will,
deliver the sermon before the Washing
ton Temple congregation. in New Ma
sonic Temple tomorrow afternoon at z
O'Clock en the subject, What Is
Chrfstfan?" Evangelist Cook is well
hno"n s 70 church workers In Washing
ton and has been unusually successfuI
IN his work al lover the Country
"The Ministry of Affliction."
The Rev. James Shera Montgomery
VIII preach at both morning and even
ing services in the Metropolitan Mem
oiial NJ. E. Church tomorrow. He will
take as his subject in the morning.
The Ministry of Afnction,'' and in
the evening will deliver one of a series
Of sermons on the general theme. IF
l Had Ny Life 10 Live Over Again"
The special subject of the sermon will
DC some First Things First"
The First Church u Christ Scientist
PHI hold morning and evening SER
IiSes tomorrow, at both of which the
subject for the sermon VIII be 4sI,ove
Regular Sunday School services will
be held at II clock in the morning
The Human World: Gods Echoing
Sahefg VIII be the subject of the
sermon @ be delivered tomSrrow morn
81 TlIomas Church The Rev. :.
Nelson EarTy. of eastern Oregon, will
SERVER the sermon at the evening SER
Vice, AZ G lock.
Sermon on Motives"
ybe Rev. Wallace Radcliffe. OF the
Ne. York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
yth deliver sermon tomorrow morn
lTe or tfe 'IbieCt. "A Young Mans
Objections The sermon Is enc of a
series. on Ezssons for not joining the
CbaTus
The zuhJc> of the sermon at the First
bTesiyterian Church by the Rev. Don
ll1 &. Mac;-acd will be. THE Greatest
OPPORTUNITY 4 the Church Today" 1T
i.fs, i'r Mac sod VIII preach on How
Young Man OF Parts Failed" In tie
Church of the Covenant the ReT
haries " ood will deliver n sermon
tomorrow morning on, Motives" In
the evening ;he pastor Will preach on
Sowing and Reaping.
. The Rev. J. ]. Muir. of Temple Bap-
iist Church, VIII preach tomorrow
morning on the theme, Three Cruel
fiNio1s." In the evening he will preacn
on Two Plans The Rev. Z. Hcz
SVEN. IN his evening sermon tomor-
row, will show. '-why Washinpt IN
People Do AS They Please"