The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-05
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|. CHRIST CHURCH
1T WILL BE SUNG AT O'CLOCK
THIS AFTERNOON IN PLACE OF
USUAL EvENsoNG.

Sir John StainerS short oratorio on
The Death of Christ will be sung at
Christ church, this even, in the place
OF the usual EvensonE at five o'clock.
The choir will sing the choral num-
bers and some of the solo portions, the
more important OF these latter being
taken by Miss Eulalie Hutchinson
and Mr. J. w. Chapman.
Miss DeCamp will sing during the
Offertory, Gounod's setting of There
is a Green Hill Far Away.
Easter Cantata.
One Of the attractive features
among the churches on Easter Sun
day, will be the cantata 1.-THE Risen
Lord given at the First Baptist
church, at the 1880 o'clock service
The regular choir, with the aid of a
| few outside musicians have practiced
Faithfully on this beautiful work. and
from present indications 1t will prob
ably be a very successful musical
event. The public is cordially in
vited.
Gospel Meetings.
| Jesse F. Love, evangelist OF the
| Church OF Christ is conducting a very
interesting meeting at the Church of
Christ on West LaRua street. The
| attendance and the interest is in
creasing with each service. Three peo-
pie were baptized into Christ Friday
afternoon, and other additions are ex-
pected.
Mr.. Love, who devotes all his time
over 20 years experience and knows
how to present the gospel in it's sim
plicity. There is a question box for
those who seek information on any
Bible subject. There is good sing
ing in which all are invited to take
part. Services during the coming
week beginning at q: each evening.
First Christian Church.
Mr.. Lenox will preach at the II
Snhfnpf. "a
lConfession," and at 1880 p. m. Write
Me Down as One Who Loves His Fell
1owmen."
The following is the musical pro-
gram:
Morning music.
Voluntary Legende CBachman)-
Mrs. Chas. r. Mitchell.
Anthen-The Comforter Came (Ne-
vin)-Choir.
For the evening service at 1870
O'Clock, the following special musical
program has been prepared:
Violin solo-Berceuse, CHauser)-
Mrs. C. NJ Wilson. Jr.
Duet-The Shadows of the Evening
Hour. (BHggs)-Miss Terrell Warren
f., and DIR. Chas. R. Mitchell.
Anthem Blessed Day, (Nevin)-
j. Choir
solo-The. Day is Ended, CBartlett)
. DIR. Chas. r. Mitchell with violin OBJ
ligato by Mfs. Wilson.
The evening service at the FRS
4 Christian church on next Sunda,
(Easter) will be given over entirety Il
a sacred concert. At this time thu
sacola's best known musicians, viii
give for the first time here. VIM
Reeds beautiful Easter Cantata, 9TH,
Resurrection and the Life"
III First Methodist Church.
III The pastor and members of tn,
| First Methodist church will begin {
series of informal revival service.
next Wednesday evening at 7:45. AL
the members are urged to be presen
at every service when practical anc
heartily Cooperate in the meetfns
and a sincere hearty invitation is ex,
tended to the public too in the ser.
i vices.
All are cordially invited to attend
the services today. Preaching at L
| a. m. and 1880 p. m. by the paste
Sunday school at $50 a. m. Epwortl
league at $50
III Woman's Missionary Society Mon.
| day afternoon at $3.50.
Lutheran Church.
Palm Sunday: Confirmation ser.
1 vice English 1880 a. m. A class o.
10 children are to be confirmed b.
the pastor. No other services on Pain
Sunday.
Thursday night: English service a
1880 p. m
Good Friday: German service witt
hold communion at 1890 a. m, prep
II
III Announcement for holy commune,
German on Good Friday and English OIL
] Easter Sunday night, Thursday after
noon and night at parsonage o.
church. J. F. w Reinhardt pastor.
Gadsden Street Methodist.
Southeast corner of Gadsden stree
and Ninth avenue. Rev. J. A. Peter
son, pastor.
$50 a. m.-Sunday school, all de
partments, organized classes w. F
L Cunningham, SIperintendent Herher
Richards, assistant.
III IL a. irregular service. Conduct
by pastor, subject of sermon: eth
Condition of Fruitfulness.'' The Sac
4 | rament of the Lords supper, admins
tered.
$50 p. m.-service of the senio
league.
| 1880 p. m.-Reguiar service, con
1 Quoted by pastor, subject Of sermon
Gods Work, and His Thoughts To
1 ward Us"
III Members, strangers and all invite.
and urged to attend these services
Seats free and a warm welcome viii
greet you. An anthem by the choi
| in the morning and a solo by Mrs
McAlhster at night in addition to tn
regular music. Come to the Gospe
feast.
Ii First Baptist Church.
III Rev. Eugene r. Pendleton will oc
cupy the pulpit OF the First Baptis
church both morning and evening to
1 day.
HI Cradle roll services at 1880. Moth
ers are requested to bring their babies
| Preaching services at IL a. m. Subjec
Paul and Quo Vadis.'
Ill Volunteer nurses viii be on hand t
care for the babies during the morn
ing services in the future.
Ill Beginning today all evening ser
lit