The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-01-15

The O1ivett Congregation church,
Main street at North avenue, Rever-
end George o. Tamblyn, minister,
Preaching service. at 10:45 a. m. Sub
ject: There went with him a band
of men whose hearts God had touch
ed" Next Sunday IS Parish Hall Sum
day with special sermon upon the
subject The Practice of immortality
Booklets for the Holden Memorial
Parish Hail." will be distributed at
the close Of the service. All strangers
living in the North End are very cor
daily welcomed to all services of this
church. Mid-weell service Wednesday
night. Fred B. Smith dinned Friday
night.
Swedish Congregational church,
corner of Laurel avenue and Grove
St, Rev. Alfred p Engstron1 Pastor
by the Pastor; Sunday Scroo1, IL; Y
F. s. c. e. $50 p. m; Evening SER
vice 1880 Sung by the choir and string
band. Music by the orchestra. i
First Baptist church. West and
Richard BroYn, minister. Services
at TO-: 80 and 1880. Sunday school at
II. The Pastors lC1ass for Men, G. E.
society $50. Morning subject: sHow
God Supplies a Prophet for Every
Man" Evening subject: 1.-THE Peace
NJ
Fhe third in the series on christian
ity in it's Relation to Peace and
War
First Presbyterian church, State St,
corner of Myrtle avenue, Rev. John
MacLaren Richardson, pastor. Ser
vices 1890 a. M, 1880 p. M; Sun
day school IL. noon; Christian En-
deavor $40.
The Peoples Presbyterian Church,
Laurel and Park avenues Rev. H A I
Davenport Minister Mems meeting |
10 a. M; Divine worship with Sacra- |
ment and Welcome. of members 1880; II
Strangers welcome and children in
vfted; Sunday School 12; C. E. meet
ings and $50, Address by william
r. Moody, of Mortified, Mass, 1880
p. m. Mortified songs will be sung,
and Mortified graduates and friends
will do honor to the speaker. y
The First Methodist Episcopal
church, Fairfield avenue and Broad
street. Morning worship at 1920. |
The pastor, George M. Brown, will
speak on Reserved Forces.'' The
Sunday school will meet at II O'Clock
and the Mems assembly at the same
hour. The Epworth league service
Louise M. Bouton. Evening worship
at 1880. Sermon by Rev Robert j.
Beach, who will speak on: 'tUnpos-
sessed Possessions Service of song
as usual.
Washington Park M. e. church,
and Noble avenues, Rev.
Everett "A. Burnes, minister. $3.50 a.
m. Glass meeting in the East class
room; 1890 a. m, morning worship
and sermon by the minister, subject:
wells of Living Water 1910 Sum
lax Mr. A hot ]
Brotherh God Bible class taught by Mr..
e. H. Williams; $50 early evening
service, Miss Hewitt, matron of the l
Girls Protective Home of our city
viii make the address. Young peoples
chorus viii render special music. 1880
popular evening service with music
by quartet. Short address by minis
-ers on the third subject of .tModernI
Day Visions of Character entitled
Color Blindness Everybody well
come.
TrfRity Methodist Episcopal Church,
North Avenue and Remer Street, Rev.
Minard L. Prosper. Minister. 1890 a.
M, Sacrament of the Lords Support
Address by Rev. WI. Douglas. Let
all be present at this first Sacrament
Of the new year. Sunday School at
noon Glasses for all. Attend a fast
growing school. Epworth League, r
$50, leader, Mr.. Henry T. Douglas,
@f1Vange1S OF the home Land
Luke 10:1-2o. Evening service 1880, Z
subject, .Sin Forgiven and Life's Ex-
preston of Love-" Prayer meeting
Wednesday at 7:45.
German Reformed, Congress STD
near Main. Rev. H. ca Wiener, pas
or Morning worship, 10. 30; evening
Worship, 7 :36; Sunday School at $50
!. M; Catechumen's classes as usual.
First German Lutheran Chugch
Missouri synod sunday school at
ish service p. m. H. Wehmeyers
pastor. ,
Universalist Church of the Redeem =
r, Fairfield avenue above Broad St.
Rev. William Wallace Rose, Minis
.er. Services at 1890 and 7:30; =
morning sermon topic, t'Uncharted :
Seas Evening service with illus :
rated lecture; a travel talk upon
Beautiful Yellowstone Park This !
great National Park, showing the
most beautiful pictures ever seen in
his city kindergarten at 1880 unz
Ter trained teacher. Bible school. at =
q. Young Peoples Christian I'm
on at $50 p. m. Seats are free at all
ervices and strangers are cordially
invited.
The Bridgeport Christian Union, j
nc, the INSTRUMENTATION work of
he churches of the city in rescue and
.eIief, "a Bank I street, Rev. c. W. g
simpson. superintendent. Services Z
very evening at o'clock, except n
Wednesday and Sunday at 8; also
sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The annual missionary service of Z
he Episcopal Sunday schools of
Bridgeport will be held on Sunday
,fternoon, January 16, at 8 O'Clock, in
trinity church, Broad street and 8
Fairfield avenue. The address will
,e< made by. the Rev. Roger B. An !
Lerson. OH. c. and the offering will
,e for missionary work in Connect
ut.