New Britain herald., 1916-03-06
LENTEN SERVICES AT SOUTH CONG CHURCH
Special Sermons, Addresses, Readings and Organ ReCitals

l. dresses, readings, organ recitals and Sneet1ngs has been compiled for the Lenten services at the South Congre- gational church. The sermons on sunday mornings, commencing next Sunday will deal with the relation of Z the church to certain types of religious faith of the present day and will be delivered by Rev. pr. c. w. c. Hill, the pastor The series is given the gen. eral title of The Church and an In elusive Faith" and is divided under the following captions:
 March 12--Celebration of the Com munion
 March 19-The Many-sided Life and Religion.
 March 26-'The Church and Emo tionalism.
 April 12-The Church and Intellec- iualisn.
 April s-The Church and Eccliasti- 4alism.
 April 16--The Church and Asceti- cism.
 April 23-The Church and the Pow CT of the Resurrection.
 Vesper Services.
 The addresses at the vesper ser vices, on Sunday afternoons at 4:3O o'clock will be interpretations and ap- plications of the ten commandments and will be delivered by visiting speakers, under the general title The Old Law and the New Day" The speakers and dates follow:
 March 12-"Idolatry," No Other Gods, "Graven Image" Rev. Ernest l.. Wisner, pastor Congregational church, Bristol.
 ~ March 19-"R Reverence" Honor HTtf fe% Earle B. Cross, pastor of First Bap. list church
 March 26-"Murder, Thou shalt not kill" Rev. Warren r. Cook, pas tor Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.
 April 2-"Theft'' Thou shalt not steal" Rev. P. Miles, pastor Congre- gational. church, East Hartford
 April 9-"False Witness Thou sbalt not bear false witness" Rev. Thomas B. Powell, pastor First Con- gregational church, Meriden
 April 16-"Covetousness, Thou shalt not covet," Rev. Henry w. Maier, pastor First Church of Christ,
 Evening Services On Sunday evenings at 6 o'clock, the services will be under the auspices of the Christian Service league Rev. |. plain and vital matters of life and ex- perience under the head of "The Vision Of Life Through the Christ. or Steps Christianward." The clos 1 ing service April 2S will be a Union service of the Young Peoples societies of the city. The subject will be con- sidered in the following manner: March 12-"The Vision and the De- sire'
 March 19--"Dissatisfaction and Penitence."
 March 2s-"Decision and Confess sion"
 April 2-"The way-Temptation and Sin.' April s-"The Way-Trusting and Obeying." > April 16-"Rewards-Christian Sat . isfactions.' April 2a-"s "service-The Proof of the Risen Life"
 Mid-week Services. The services on Thursday evenings will. for the most part, he devoted to the reading and interpretation of some of the literary masterpieces of the Bible, comprehended in the gen eraI subject, Literary Beauty and Neral and Spiritual Powr of the Book" divided under the following heads: March 9-A Great Story-"Contra- diction in Chara cter." Preparatory ser vice. March 1s-A Great Poem--"The Problem of Suffering"
 March 30-A Great Hymn-"The World Within
 April s-A Great Sermon-"A Ma tion's Indictment"
 April 13-A Great "Justifl- cation of Conscience
 AnriI o0-Celebration of the Com- munion. Holy week union service.
 Organ Recitals.
 On Wednesday afternoons at 4:oo o'clock, Joseph Clair Beebe, organ1st pf the church, will give a series of special Lenten recitals, in which inter- pretations of the works of various ia nous composers will be made. The schedule follows:
 March S-Seventeenth recital, Ed- win H. Lemare.
 March 22-Eighteenth recital, George Frederick Handel, John Sebas- Han Bach.
 March 29-Nineteenth recital, Claude Debussy.
 April 5-Twentieth recital, Joseph Bonnet.
 April 12-Twenty first recital, Richard Wagner.
 April 19-Holy Week music, twen- ly-second recital, Otto Mailing. Is Your Name on This Map?
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