New Britain herald., 1916-03-25

1 truly love and believe in the bows and l girls. Here are some of the actiEi- 1 ties of these churches which may in 1 terest you. There are classes for 1 children of all ages for moral and
 religious instruction. There are clubs
 and societies for interest in, and work for, worldwide service of hu- manity. There are study clubs and l sewing societies. There are Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts for out-of- door recreations and with high ideals of conduct and usefulness. There are athletic teams of various sorts. Add ed to these there are societies fer specific religious development It is under the auspices of these latter that special series of meetings of an eVangelistic sort are being held during this season of Lent. Ea"l church is thus seeking to get hold of it's boys and girls.
 The South church will continue it's Lenten activities. which are getting an increasingly large and earnest response from the people in the
 parish. Tomorrow morning pr. Hill
 will preach on An Elm OtiOnal Faith and at vespers Mr. Cook of the Meth
 odst church will give an address Oil
 An Old Law for This Modern Day
 M uTQef At b O CLOCK comes Cnc
 Young Peoples service when Dr. Hill
 will speak on "Decision and Confess sion.' At the Sunday school hour.
 12:15 Dr. Hill will begin his pastors class for young people who may ne thinking of uniting with the church at Easter. Wednesday afternoon at 4:3O MT. Beebe will give the regular organ recital from the compositions of Debussy. On Thursday at the church night service at 7:45 the ad- dress will be on "A Great Hymn The World Within," one of the series
 of studies that is attracting consid
 erable interest.
 Dr. Cross of the Baptist church will preach on Sunday morning on People With Healthy Appetite
 a sermon in the series on '"The Happy People of God" At 4:30 in the af- ternoon he will give another of his informal talks on the history and function of the Baptist denomination. On Friday there will be an import ant meeting at the Baptist church ln the interest of Woman's association. At this meeting, in the morning Dr. Cross will give an address on "Mls- sions and the Intellectual Life," and i in the afternoon Mrs. Henry Peabody will speak. This should be a notable l gathering both for the speakers and l the interest aroused.
 The Methodist church is making l interesting contributions to the re- 1 ligious life of the city through the
 varied work inaugurated an energiz- ! ed by MT Cook. On Sunday morn
 ing he will preach on "Christs Spe- | cifc Temptations and Their Human 1 Meaning.'' The young people will gather at 6 o'clock and continue the consideration of the topic steps i Christward." In the evening there will be an address by Rabbi Ettleson of Temple Beth Israel of Hartford, i who will speak on Prom Persecu-
 ton Through Federation to Cooper 1 ation and Fellowship" On Friday
 at o'clock in the evening the Young 1 Woman's Interdenominational Miss
 ionary society will hold 8 public meet ing which will be addressed by Mrs. l Henry W. Peabody, well known
 traveller and fascinating speaker.
 At the First church MT. Maier will
 give a sermon on Sunday morning i on Jesus Taking a Mans Place in
 the World" The Sunday school in
 this chruch now meets before the
 morning worship, a change which
 has been of great advantage in the attendance of children at this sev-
 vice. The regular activities of the
 church will take place through the
 weell--the Boys club on Thursday
 afternoon and the church night ser
 vice in the evening. Preparations are
 being made for training class of
 young people for admission to mem-
 berShip at Easter.