The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-24
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES


Heard and party of friends from cen
trad Presbyterian church
FNday Speaker Rev. T. " Nal
colin ST Andrew Presbyterian
church. Music by Mrs Leach and
choir from 81 Andrews church.
SATURDAY open meeting icd by Mr.
Brown
Beginning Monday evening and con
tinuiuE for six successive nights. nr
Julian Moreenstern. professor o.,
Biblical Science at the Hebrew MON
College. Cincinnati Will deliver q
course OF addresses a Temple Beth
El on Scientific study or the BibTp
Or Morgenstern. though a young man
has won an international reputation
as a Bible scholar and his writings
upon tblt subject have Wen -recog-
milton at the hands of scholars in this
country and abroad tie is "A fluent
and exceedingly interesting speaker
DIT Morgonstern deals with his sub
ject from the standpoint OF historical
criticism and brings forward many
theories that throw an entirely new
light upon Biblical research
At Bethany Presbyterian church.
the pastor%DT. James I. Black. Will
preach ina the morning on The de
ccittulness OF riches, and in the
evening on is cultures message
about God sufficient for mans need?
Fifty choice illustrations OF what cul.
ture has done for mankind viii bee
given This is the second OF a series
OF How We know cod all OF which
will make their appeal 10 the eye
through which we get most OF our
Information as we'll Is 10 the under
standing.
The elements that make up sue
cessful life will be discussed by the
Rev. Joseph A. Vance in the First
Presbyterian church tomorrow morn
ing The monthly musical service
will be given in the evening. The
music at this service is based upon
the figure OF the shepherd and the
sheep. theme which has found rich
and successful treatment in the realm
OF religious music The Rev MI
Vance will deliver short sermon en-
The good shepherd
The Rev. j. Percival Huget, pastor
Of the First gregational church
will preach on the subject or III
fectiye goodness. sunday morning
In the evening the monthly musical
service will be given under the d.
reCtion OF J Truman Wolcott. The
choir will be ~asstaied by Miss Della
Hagerty. who will play several mum
bers on her voilin. The Rev. O.
Lloyd Morris of Ypsilanti, VIII
preach a short sermon
D. Clifton King will speak on The
mastery OF power" in the Higher
Thought Assembly hall, Sunday morn
ing.
A special praise service OF song. un-
der the direction of Miss Louise
Meeks Corbett, viii be given in the
evening.
Mrs. NJ L. Reed. a teacher OF defec-
tive children, will address the moth.
ers class. Wednesday. on Modern
methods in the education OF children.
The Sunday night meeting at the
Peoples Chapel, West Warren and
McKinley-aves., are attracting much
attention and a large attendance.
The picture lectures by Evangelist
Lee 8 Wheeler are accompanied by
popular Commute talks by lawyers
doctors and persons interested In
temperance reform. suppression OF
white slave traffic and other live
questions. Good musical programs
precede the regular lectures.
Rabbi Leo NJ Franklin will have
completed fifteen years OF continuous
service as minister OF Temple Beth
Eel. Sunday morning In point Of ser
vice he is the Oldest OF the Detroit
clergy
He will deliver an anniversary ser.
mon on Measuring results Sunday
morning.
Rabbi and Mrs. Franklin Will be
guests OF honor at reception in the
Temple parlors, Sunday evening.
Mrs William Craig will be the
speaker in the Sunday afternoon YES I
per service IN the Y ". c. A. There I
will be songs by Mrs. George Perry |
Palmer, contralto. and Harry /. Nor 7
gan. baritone. with Charles Frederic
Morse playing the accomplishments. In (
the social tea hour TO follow Miss I
Adelaide :. Crane will tell informally /
OF the work being done by Presby- I
terians among the Italians OF Detroit. /
One thing God cannot do says /
the Rev c. f. Maxfield, pastor OF the 7
Emmanuel Baptist church, is TO force
men TO accept salvation. This Is one
OF the keynotes OF the evangelistic
meetings now being held in the I'm
manuel church Mans thoughts rs.
Gods thoughts will be The subject
OF the Sunday evening sermon. Ser
Vices will be held IN this church /
every night next week
The Church OF Tomorrow. OF the Je'.
feEson.ave. Presbyterian church, IS
taking up a series OF programs on
The emergency in China. The so
ciety meets in sections with two lead
ers. The first chapter, Historical re-