The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-23
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES


culties.' For few Wednesday even
ings the pastor will speak on THE
prayer meeting"
From prison to palace" is the sub
ject of an interesting story that DR..
Rowland will relate on Sunday even
ing in the Cass-ave. Methodist church,
Cass and Selden-aves. The morning
topic Is Can these bones liveg A
brief song service will precede the
evening sermon.
, The Rev. George Cullen will preach
In the West Grand-blvd. NJ. L. church.
Sunday morning, on Our rose garden
I'm the desert" and will tell a story
for the children about "A strange
house," The topic In the evening will
be. "Jesus visits the schools OF De-
troit."
In the First Presbyterian church,
the pastor, the Rev. Joseph A. Vance
viii occupy the pulpit at both SER
vices. In the morning at 1880, his
subject will be, Goods law for get
ting and losing" and In the evening
he will speak on "God's best bless
ings."
Next Sunday morning the pulpit Of
Temple Beth Ell win be occupied by
Rabbi I. L. Rypins. Of st. Paul. MINI.
Rabbi Rypins is well known in De-
troit, having preached In the Temple
pulpit on several previous occasions.
The public is cordially invited to near
him.
DR.. Charles K. Chadsey, superinten-
dent Of the Detroit public schools, will
address the Business Mems class Of
the First Congregational church.
Woodward and Forest-aves., Sunday
noon, on "The conservation of Detroit
child life." Visitors are welcome.
In s. d. A. chapel, Trumbull.aYe..
near Bagg-st., Sunday evening, Leroy
T. Nicola will speak on "The Divine
artist as seen In types and shadows;
the marvellous beauties Of redemp-
ton" The address will be Illustrated
with stereopticon slides.
Mr.. M. M. Danner of Cambridge,
Mass, secretary for the International
and Inter-denominational Mission to
Lepers, will speak Monday at 1880. p.
m. in the FOREST, Presbyterian
church. All interested in the work
are invited to attend.
.
The Rev. Christopher Burnett will
preach on THE First Three Disciples"
in the Life of Christ" series, in
Ferry-ave. Baptist church, Sunday
There will be baptism SER
vice at 1920 p. m. with short gospel
addresses.
In the First. Baptist church, Wood
ward and Pingree-aves., the Rev. T. j.
villers will preach both morning and
evening. the topic IN the morning be.
ing "The greater blessedness," and in
the evening "An-inquiry at the cross
roads"
"Defenses of civilization" will be
the subject Of the Sunday morning
sermon by the Rev. M. Lee Grant In
the Fort-st. Congregational church.
Christ sitting his followers" will be
the evening subject; music by chorus
choir.
The weekly motion picture enter
tainments will be resumed in the
Fort-st. Presbyterian church next
Tuesday, when an exhibition will be
given at 4:lo and at 1880, lasting
one hour each. The public In invited.
Directors Of church gymnasiums In
Detroit. who have become members
Of the new Y. M. C. A. course In
physical training, win meet Monday
evening to consider the topic, ar
ranging classes and class periods"
The Rev. James d. Jeffrey's sub
jeot In the Scovel Memorial church
Sunday morning will be, THE only
rich man; rich In what he 10, not In
what he has" The evening topic will
be, 1.-The battle of Armageddon."
Part of the wonderful Bible NOV
ing picture, Creation" will be
shown in Wayne castle, K Of p, SUM-
day, at 8 and p. m. under the au-
spices of the International Bible stu
dents. Admission is free.
The Roysi Welsh Ladies' chorus
will give the music lovers of Detroit
q treat Sunday evening. In the First
Baptist church, by rendering O num-
Der Of selections. The concert be-
gins at 1880 and will be free.
In Preston M. Il. church, Sunday
the Rev. King d. Beach will
preach on "Recapturing the lost
and In the evening on
the last In series on
Treasured sins Of today"
The Rev. G. B. Alien win preach In
Methodist church, Sunday
at IL o'clock. The pastor,
the Rev. H. H. Hough. will preach In
the evening at 1880, on the subject
THE torment Of doubt"
The Westminster league service in
the .Fortst. Presbyterian church will
be led by Herman Wargowsh Sunday
beginning at $3.50. The topic
for discussion will be, Christianity In
common lives"
In the Grand River-ave. Baptist
church, Sunday morning, the Rev.
David II. Cooper. pastor, will preach
on "The worship OF the Christian"