Middletown transcript., 1915-11-06
ST. ANNES CHURCH NOTES

Divine service. Holy Communion and
Sermon at 1890
Sunday School session at 11.45.
Evening Prayer and Sermon at 73O
by the Rev. B. F, Thompson, Arch
deacon of Delaware, subject, "Prayers
out of book" ST. Luke, ii, l.
Service Wednesday evening at 7.3O.
The Public. cordially invited to these
services.
Meetings. The Guild will meet on
Thursday afternoon at 2.3O. The Wo-
mans Auxiliary on Friday afternoon at
2.9O. The Junior Auxiliary on Friday
afternoon at o'clock, in the Parish
House.
We have secured new teacher, Niss
Vivian DeVallinger, for the class taught
by Miss Estelle Beasten, who was OBJ
liged to relinquish it by removal from
town. We extend her a hearty well
come. The attendance has increased
lately, also the offerings. Let us take
for our Motto, Every child present every
Lords Day for the Lords Service.
We have been asked to suggest
prayers for children and we offer the
following:
Morning. Waking say:
praise my God this day.
l give myself to God this day.
ask God to help me this day.
Kneel and thank God for His care
over you, and ask Him to take care of
your family and friends.
Say: Our Father, and | and believe
in God the Father 1.-THE Creed).
Night. Say: The Greed, The Lords s
Prayer.
Thanks be to Thee, o God for another
day of life and safety.
o God, am sorry that have offended
Thee Who art so good;
Forgive me, for Jesus sake, and helT
me to sin no more.
Lord, keep me safe this night,
Secure from all my fears.
May Angels guard me while sleep
Till morning light appears.
A Christian who does not speak tt
God in prayer is a child who will have
nothing to do with his father. Never
go to bed without saying your prayers
Say ''good night" to every one; then il
your prayers you say good night to God
THE MISSION RESULTS
Ephesians II, 8.-The Mission con
Quoted by the Rt. Rev. Bishop of tn
Diocese is over. All the services wer
well attended. Not only members o
a the Church, but many friends wer
I present to listen to the Bishop who GU
of his large experience and abundan
d learning knows well the good qualitie
e of men and women and their shortcom
ings, who knows every avenue tha
n leads to ems hearts, and whose onl
desire is to turn those hearts to God.
n We pity man travelling from Jerr
salem to Jericho who was maltreated an
l. despoiled of his possessions by robbers
!, and who was left on the roadside to dl'
and we admire the Samaritan who hs
IF compassion on him, and who took hi
to place of safety to enable him
.r recover; and how many there are d
y spoiled of graces by the devil and e,
t, posed to spiritual death, and shall Y
IN unconcernadly pass them by, or shall Y
like the good Samaritan, have compa
IN sion on them and lead them to the pla
$ of safety, the Church. Our neighbor
8, our brother, and fraternal love W
prompt US to do everything possible
~ make every person in this par
e, realize that the grace of God is bestow
upon US God wills it, may Gods W
ct be done.
Is, But the one thought that causes a
prehension is the fear lest some of
will allow all we heard fail to stir
the grace of God in US, and allow t
fruits of the Mission to wither. We a
ba all to pray that the fruits may grt
ho unto perfection and show in our lives
* more fervent zeal for God and I
70 house of prayer, the Church. 1--WE C
nv do nothing of ourselves, as of ourselV
~ but our sufficiency is from Cod"