The Washington herald., 1916-04-29
BAPTIST.


Rev Mr.. Cheyne, OF Burmah. who Is in
Washington attending the Laymen's Mis-
sionary Congress. is to occupy the pull
pit Of the Petworth Baptist Church. Sew
enth and Randolph streets northwest. at
the morning service tomorrow. DR.. At
kinson, the acting pastor Of tho church.
will preach at night on the subject.
Life: What Is TIP
II the missionary committee Of the Co
lumbia Association approves the choice.
the Petworth Church will soon probably
extend call to Rev. f. Paul Langhorne.
of Philadelphia, to become Its regular
pastor. Action looking TO this end was
taken at a business meeting Of the
church on Wednesday evening. Invesn-
cations already made by some Of the de-
noninational leaders of the District as to
Mr.. Langhorne's qualifications indicate
that the action Of the church will meet
with the approval of the associationai
authorities. The church has been with
out a regular pastor since the resigna-
ton of Rev. Owen P. Lloyd. last Sep
TENDER.
At First Baptist Church, Sixteenth and
streets, tomorrow evening. at o'clock.
Rev. H. F. Lafiamrne will lecture on In
dia. The lecture will be illustrated with
colored lantern views. Mr.. Lafamme,
who has lived in India several years, is
now working in connection with the Lay
mems Missionary Movement The pub
Ito is invited to hear him.
The revival meetings In the Centennial
Baptist Church, Rev. z. Hez Sven, pas
tor, will continue throughout next week.
Prof. Watkin Davis, of Philadelphia,
conducts the singing, renders solos, and
plays gospel melodies on his one-string
violin and musical nails. Rev. A. *.
Wright, of Ensley. Ala, former pastor
OF Centennial church, will preach tomor-
row morning.
At the Second Baptist Church. Fourth
street and Virginia avenue southeast, the
pastor, Rev. II. I. Stewart, will preach
tomorrow evening at 7:45 on the topic,
"a Guest at Helrs Banquet" There will
be a question box. At IL a. m. the topic
will be THE Alphabet OF JOY" Nine
church last Sunday, making 40 new
members received during the seven
months OF Mr.. Stewards pastorate.
A delegate to the National Lawmen's
Missionary Congress will speak at Fifth
Baptist Church tomorrow morning. At
night the pastor, Rev. John z. Briggs,
will preach on What of the End of
Them that Obey Not the Gospel?'
The recently formed Junior choir Will
| take part In the service OF song tomor-
row morning at Shiloh Baptist Church,
and at night the senior choir will give
sacred concert with Prof. Charles G.
Harris directing and Miss Annie R.
Payne leading singer. Rev. DR.. J. Mil
| ton Waldron will preach at 8 o'clock,
and a delegate to the Laymen's Mission
airy Movement, in session in this city,
will preach at II o'clock
| Delegates to the Missionary Congress
will occupy the pulpit of Immanuel Bap-
list Church tomorrow. For the morning
| service the speaker will be S. D. Gordon,
the well-known author and speaker. In
the evening Rev. Thomas Moody, from
the Congo. who Is recognized as a most
The pastor, Rev. DR.. Cove G. johnson.
will preside at both services.
The Columbia Association Of Baptist
Churches will hold its semi-annual meet
ing on Wednesday, May 3 in Anacostis
1 Baptist Church, Thirteenth and w streets
southeast. Sessions will be held at 2:3G
and 7:ao and the moderator, Dean William
A. Wilbur. win preside.
Rev. ]. W. Many will conduct the de-
votional service at $50. Addresses by Rev.
| W. s. Dunlop on What a Church Ought
to Be-" and by Rev. B. D. Cav on What
a Church Ought to Do will be followed
by a discussion. Mrs. Day F. Clark. of
Metropolitan Church. will conduct a Bible
reading and exposition.
In the evening Percy S. Foster will have
charge OF the song and scripture service
and Rev. ]. J. Muir will speak on The
Three Models" Mrs. Gilbert A. Clark will
give a solo, which will be followed by ID
sermon by Rev. DR.. Cove G. Johnson.
The ladies of Anacostia Church will
serve supper between the two sessions.
The committee on arrangements consists
of Rev. John C. Ball, Rev. Hugh T. Stev-
enson and R l. Haycock.