The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES

series OF sermons on Fundamental
questions will be resumed with dis
cussion OF The Christian Ideal home
The sacrament OF the Lords sup
per will be administered at the morn
ing service In Ferry-ave Baptist
church tomorrow morning. New mem
beers viii be received.
The Rev Christopher Burnett, pas
tor will preach on The best friend
admitted or excluded" In the even
Ing
a series OF discourses on Char.
acteristics OF the Master by the Rev.
j. +. Fitschen, Jr., pastor, has attract
cd considerable interest IN the mid
week prayer services IN the Jefferson
ave. Presbyterian church, The sub
iect for the service next Wednesday
night Will be His loyalty 10 HIS
cause
The Rev. c. a Daniel, pastor OF the
First German Baptist church, VIII
speak. sunday morning. on Being
loved We are more than ever CON
querors.
The evening subject will be The
most significant sign in the world ="
Both services will be conducted in
the German language
Mr. Karl Lehman will deliver the
morning sermon IN Bethany PreSoy-
terrain church. The evening service
will be In charge of the Endeavorers
and the theme VIII be Christian En-
deavor principles and progress.
The Christian Endeayor society OF
| Bethany Presbyterian church will pre-
sent mock trial in the church. Fri
day evening.
William E. Chalmers. OF Chicago. ma
tional secretary Of the Baptist Young
/ Peoples union OF America, will adj
dress a mass meeting OF young people
4 from all the Baptist churches or
! Wayne county In the Woodward-ave.
4 Baptist church. Thursday evening. The
Tull male chorus Of 80 voices VIII
sing and a 36-piece orchestra viii FUR
nish Instrumental music.
There Will oe a mass meeting or al
the young people OF Detroit Baptist
churches in the Institute building or
the Woodward-aye Baptist church,
Monday night Miss Ella ID. MacLau-
rim, field secretary OF the Baptist
Womans Missionary society, will
speak on Girls and women OF inc
Orient Miss Macl4aurin is a sist n
OF former Baptist pastor OF Detroit.
The temptation OF Jesus. the
| fourth sermon in a series on the lie
OF Christ. will be delivered by the
Rev. E. Merrill Brown. pastor OF the
| River Rouge Methodist church, sun
day morning.
The regular monthly song service
will occupy the hour OF the evening
service Special music will be given
| by the orchestra and male quartet.
| The last services OF the Church OF
Our Father in the Forest theater Will
be held Sunday. The subject Of the
Sc rmon will be God at work"
The Noontide club OF the Layman's
league will be directed by j, r.
Wright
Services next Sunday will be held
In the parish house on the church's
newly acquired property.
| "What a man OF 40 ought 10 know.
! will be the subject OF the morning
sermon OF the Rev Luther I>oyejoy IN
the Fourteenth-ave. Methodist churcn.
This is the third in series of ser
mons to men OF all ages on "Life's
conundrums.
The evening sermon will be the
third in a series on Minimum social
standards and will be discussion OF
Holy matrimony.
The anointed Christian will be
the subject OF the Sunday morning
sermon OF the Rev. Mr.. Villers, pastor,
IN First Baptist church. AT the close
OF the morning service the sacrament
OF the Lords Supper will be observed.
The Philathea class OF the church
will meet In the afternoon 10 inaugu-
rate a Happy home hour" Light
refreshments will be served after the
regular business meeting.
The true and the false In Christian
science will be the subject OF the
evening discourse OF the Rev Joseph
A. Vance in the First Presbyterian
church He will point out the ele-
ments which make II succeed as wei
as things VITA which he disagrees.
The sermon as been prepared In re-
Spouse TO number OF requests.
The subject OF the morning service
viii be. Does Il ray7"
Bishop Charles d. Williams will be
the speaker in the Y W. G. A. yesper
service, Sunday afternoon, al
O'Clock Ralph Schwabe, boy soprano
viii sing. In the social tea hour to
follow, there will be piano and vocal
music by Miss Addle McCubbin and
Miss Flossie Freeman, and readings
by Miss Gertrude Gano and Mrs. Mary
II. Buck. The annual meeting OF the
association will be held. Thursday
Feb. -, n the association auditorium,
following the annual banquet
Evangelist Henderson, OF Columbus,
O., has been engaged by the officials
OF the Fisher Memorial Methodist
church 70 assist the pastor the Rev.
James Chapman, In an evangelistic
compaign continuing through the en-
tire month OF February. In prepare
ton for this work four OF the Protest
ant churches OF he vicinity combined