The Washington herald., 1915-07-17
With the Washington Churches
BAPTIST.

At the West Washington Baptist
Church both morning and evening serv-
ices will continue during the remaining
Sundays of July. The pastor. Rev. b. d.
Cav, will go away in August and during
that month there will be no Sunday even
ing services at the church, but the Sun
day morning service and the mid-week
service will be conducted by Rev. Walter
9. Scott, Of Grocer Theological Seminary.
| Chester, Pa
| Rev. Cove Griffith Johnson, pastor OF
I Emmanuel Baptist Church. went this
week to join his family in the Thousand
| Islands. During his vacation DR.. john
sons pulpit will be supplied during the
remaining Sundays in July by Rev.
George T. Webb. ID. D., of the Baptist
Publication Society. Philadelphia. Rev
! T. j. LOnghurst, of London, England
| will preach on August l and s. and Rev
| IL. W. Kirby, NJ. D., n missionary of
Assam. will preach on August Is, while
/ Key. Milton F. Ncgus, of Geneva. n. Y.
will occupy the pulpit on August % and
-. Both morning and evening services
will be conducted throughout the sum
mer. and when the weather permits the
evening service will be held on the church
lawn.
Plans have been perfected for a Pap
list evangelistic campaign to be held dur
ing the month of October. in which prac-
tically all the Baptist churches of Wash
inSton will join. The campaign is to be
held under the auspices Of the depart
ment of evangelism of the Home Mis-
sionary Board of the Southern Baptist
Convention at Atlanta. and will he in
direct charge of Rev. Weston Bruner.
president of tho home hpvT RrlDcr
was former pastor of the Fifth Baptist
Church, of this city. The campaign pro-
vides for a visiting minister and singer
FOR each of the Baptist churches in the
city, and meetings will he conducted for
from three to five weeks. a similar cam
paiCn was successfully carried out dur
lns the past fall in the city of Baltimore.
Rev. W. W. MCMaSt"r. pastor Of the
First BAPTIST Church. is spending the
summer months at Chesapeake Peach.
from which resort he returns to Wash
incton f"r the SUNDAY and mid week
services.
Rev John E. Briggs will preac h tomnr-
row morning on -Four Aspects of the
Cross" BAPTISM will close the service.
At night the pastor Will give the first
Of his storeopticOn sermon-leCtureS on
the general theme. .'Through the Holy
ana WIN the Master. covering IN inns
address the scenes between bethlehem
and Nazareth. The pastors purpose is
t" show pictures nf the actual scenes in
Palestin" as th.v are TODAY and Illustrate
incidents in the life OF Jesus 10y the mas
t"rnieCes 81 nore. Tisset. and other
great artists.
The LADIES' Missionary SOCIETY," Will hold |
its regular meeting Tuesday night.
Should WASHINGTON Pr"a hers Play |
CardS2' IS Rev. f.. li"Z SVEN $ sermon |
question for tomorrow ri-ht at SIS |
o'clock Ill Centennial Baptist Church. |
Seven PERSONS were baptized in this |
church last Sunday and others await the |
ordinance All the regular services Of |
the church will continue throughout the |
summer.
Rcv. Dr. /. Milton Waldron, the pastor
NJ Shiloh Baptist Church. says he has
recently met so MANY persons in pulpit
and pew VINO claim to be ''prophats' and
to have messages from the Lord with
regard to the European war and the
END Of the world that he feels called
upon by God to inform the people in
the church what the New Testament has
t" say about prophets and rr"phcsving.
and with this end in view h" will preach
a special sermon tomorrow night on The
Gift Of PropheCy'