The Detroit times., 1915-12-11
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES

nAsium has been thoroughly renovat-
ed and q new noor installed and the
bathing facilities enlarged. The pub
lie is invited for the opening night.
There will be a motion picture en-:
tertainment In the church house Of
the Forrest, Presbyterian. Tuesday
evening. a. 10 o'clock. to which the
The Rev. Eugene Rodman shfppen
will conduct . class Sunday noon In
s the Unitarian church: open to the
a distinguished nationalist"
The Young Peoples religious union
Of Of tho uniiar,an church win stvs an
church parlors. Sunday evening. al.
tsswards discussing the subject OF
Preparedness.
The Rev; J. Estiin Carpenter. Prin-
osford. 10 in Detroit A. the guest
OF the Unitarian club. He will lee
turs In the Unitarian church. satur-
zion na sanSy an SossD mslnisx rs snd
evening srnatioaiism and the
war ls to be his subject Sunday
MeIning and evening services In
Quoted by the minister. the Rev. J.
theme win Be "A sloSiou. GSs hs eSureS'
wasted heroism; is sacrifice ever In
vainr'
In the woodward-ave. Baptist the
Rev. John Wellington Hoag. minis
ter; ter; viii hold an "Ev.ry member at a
LET us have peace" The evening
meeting will be preceded by i5-
minute organ recital
The Rev. J. Frederick Frtschen.
Jr.. pastor of the JEFFERSON ave Pres
byterian. Will preach Sunday morn
a;so Sesper service his theme will
be His name shall be called John"
The formal opening OF the Ascen-
sion sion. Episcopal , mission viii take
O'Clock. when the Right Rev. Bishop
Williams will conduct services.
The allied societies OF the Ascen-
sion Episcopal mission will hold their
annual bazaar in the basement Of
the church, corner of Artillery and
Regular-ave.. Wednesday and Thurs
and is.
VIII Lexington Comfort. who has
hen siv!rs series Of talks talks IN IN
important work VIII give UP his talks
until January.
place In Fisher Memorial Methodist.
Sunday morning. and the pastor. the
Rev. James Chapman. will take as
his subject The disciples compan.
have charge OF the Epworth League
devotional meeting at $50 p: IN.
The pastors evening subject viii be
Seasons OF the soul
The Rev William Beal Gantz. pas
tor OF the Westminster Presbyt
has been preaching a series Of even
ing sermons on Gospel, Isms, The
OF the gospel" Is the subject for this
week The morning sermon theme
viii be open and closed doors"
Charles T. Grawn. president OF the
Central state Normal school. AT;
Pleasant. will address the Federated
classes Of the First Congre gational.
sunday noon. on The place Of the
teacher In modern life.
"The greater JOY" and Getting
something for nothing. are the
topics for the sermons in the Pres
tOn N'a@
In the Palmer Memorial. the Rev
W RI. Rider. pastor. viii preach IN
the morning g. on NJ I'M Sy preparat,ph, nt rhr,s, o.
In the evening DR.. A. 3. Leonard VIII
preach.
Mrs. Van Syckle will address the
woman's Missionary society OF SEQ.
vel Memorial Presbyterian. on THE
Jews. and the work done among
them" Thursday at 2:3o O'clock. in
the church parlors
DR.. VIM. J. Balmer OF the Burns
ave. Methodist. will have for his
theme sunday morning. .Coaling sta
evening he Will speak on The Ideal
young Methodist.
The pastor. Rsv Joseph ~ a;
services at the First Presbyterian
church His subjects will be The
meat OF religion; and Building a
Cod" AZ the the Wednesday evening ne
ChrlstianIty," the subject will be
Faith and repentance"
In the Methodist Protestant. Grat-
lot and Bellevue-aves;, the pastor
will have for his subject Things
worth holding" and The unopened
door"
In Marston-ave. Presbyterian sun
day evening the pastor, the Rev.
Gerrit Huyser. will deliver the nrst
OF three discourses on the most re-
narkabIe conversion Of all ages. that
OF saul of Tarsus, The series VIII
deal with the Incidents relation TO
nnodern doubt and unbelief. The SER
vices begin at 730 o'clock. Skeptics
and unbelievers are especially In
yited Written questions Will DE
gladly answered.