The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-05
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES

and Mrs. F. A. Dyar, trustees. Ser
vices are being conducted in the odd
fellows temple, No. l2l Randolph'st.,
lat present.
"Iife's storms and the secret OF
peace will be the subject OF the
Rev. w. II. Wray Boyle's evening
sermon in North Woodward Presby-
terrain church. The sermon will con-
sist OF two short addresses illustrated
with selections from Dudley Bucks
cantata The forty-sixth Psalm" A
short sermon on The royal banquet
will precede reception and baptism
OF new members and the observance
| OF the ordinance OF the Lords Sup
per I'm the morning
The last communion service OF 1914
will be held in First Baptist church
Immediately at the close OF the sun
day morning sermon. Al this service
the hand OF fellowship will be ex-
tended TO i3 new members who have
united With the church during the
month just past. The morning ser.
mon topic OF the Rev t. j. Villers,
pastor, will be "Christ's criticism OF
the church" In the evening the Rev.
Mr. Villers will speak on "A popular
church"
The Rev. David II. Cooper viii
speak on "Partakers OF the Divine ma
ture" at pre-communion service In
Grand River-aye. Baptist church, to-
morrow morning. The administration
OF the ordinance OF the Lords Supper
and reception Of new members will
follow. The Rev. Mr. Cooper will ad-
dress the MONDAY Baraca class on
How there came to be creed"
There will be a baptismal service In
the evening.
DR. Emory W. Hunt. secretary OF
the American Baptist Foreign Mis-
sionary society will preach In Wood
ward-ave. Baptist church. Sunday
morning and evening. The monthly
communion service will be held In
the morning. The Rev. Mr.. Hunt
will remain in Detroit over Monday
and will be the guest OF honor at
! banquet In the church Monday even
ling.
DR.. ]. B. Modisett, physical director
OF the Y. NJ. c. A. will be the speaker
in the Sunday afternoon meeting, or
the Y. w. G. A., In the association
building. Miss Eloise Backus will
sing. In the social tea hour to follow,
a program OF piano numbers and song
readings will be given by Miss Doro-
thy Pettibone, Miss Florence Bielman
and Miss Addie McCubbin.
Miss Cora Nickel Hotter OF Chicago
famous mental scientist and former.
! ly editor OF Thinkers World" will
speak in Higher Thought Assembly
hall tomorrow night. Mr., David Z.
King will speak on Seeing the face
OF God" on the morning. Mr.. King
will speak on Mysteries of the Egyp-
/ tian limitations in the past, 'Wednes-
day evening.
The quartette OF First Presbyterian
church will be assisted by a chorus
choir In the presentation of Sullivan
''The prodlgal Son." under the direc-
ton OF Mr. Christian Heinrich, the
organist. The pastor, the Rev. Joseph
A. Vance, will deliver a brief sermon
on Redemption joy" The Rev. Mr..
Vance will preach on The treasure
man" In the morning.
The Rev. James T. Black. pastor OF
Bethany Presbyterian church. will
preach Sunday morning on is q man
better than a Sheep" In the evening
he will tell THE story Of Great Brit
ain" This is one OF series Of SER
mons In which the Industrial and ma
tional life, motives and ambitions OF
the nations now involved in war will
be set forth.
The morning service in Jefferson
ave. Baptist church will be given over
to the administration OF the sacra-
ment OF the Lords Supper and the
reception OF new members. In the
evening the Rev. K. NJ. Lake, ID. D.,
general superintendent OF missions.
will speak. The Rev. Mr.. Lake Is
known as one OF the strongest pulpit
orators OF the denomination
Religious experience" will be the
topic discussed by the Rev. Hugh
Jack, pastor. In Central Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning. The Rev.
Mr.. Jack will continue his series OF
War sermons" In the evening The
specific topic will be ''Ill-Pause.-the
DEVILS best man" and the sermon
will treat OF the danger OF delay.
The Young People OF FOREST Pres
byterian church and congregation are
conducting a mission study class un-
der the auspices OF the Westminster
league and meeting on four consecu-
tive Sunday evenings. This class be-
gins tomorrow. Mr.. John Reid. the
leader. and the book studied will be
The social aspect OF foreign mis-
sions"
Gods command and mans reply"
will be the subject OF the Rev. Willis
A. Moore's morning sermon In Church
OF Our Father. The young mems
MONDAY class is studying the law OF
compensation and applied psychology.
1 The topic for the evening Y p. G. u.
meeting will be The unselfshness Of
ideal Christianity"
The Rev. G.. O.. Laughlin, pastor OF
Beulah Baptist church will preach to-
morrow morning on Vital Goodness"
New members will be received and
the ordinance OF the Lords Supper