The Washington times., 1916-01-22
Happenings of Note In
Washington Churches

, OF Common Sense" The ordinAnce OF
baptism will precede the service. Al
the II o'clock service the topic Will
be -Four Men in q Boat"
The present series of Sunday even
ing sermons will be concluded tomor-
row when the particular topic will
be What Don't Know About
Heaven"
At the Fifteenth Street Christian
Church, tomorrow evening at 7:46
o'clock, Homer f. Councillor, speaker,
and Edward Boss. sOloist, members OF
the Y. NJ c. A. gospel team. will be
present Mr.. Councillor Will have for
his subject The Man of Courage"
The liberal Religious Union Of All
Souls Church, Fourteenth and l.
streets. will be addressed tomorrow
evening at z o'clock by Lulfer Mag
nusson on the subject Democracy and
Efficiency" -....s- -. .-. --...r-
At Douglas Memorial NJ. E Church.
Eleventh and II streets northeast. to-
morrow the Rev. Charles Z. Mclean.
the pastor, will deliver two revival
sermons at IL a. m. and Z 80 p. no. Dur
ing the past week the third week of
revival meetings has been in progress.
and the attendance has far exceeded the
expectations of hll concerned.
The board of deacons Of the Western
Presbyterian Church, the Rev: J. Har-
vey Durham, pastor. will meet for din
ner Tuesday next and: diAcuss the busi-
ness affairs of the church.
At Foundry NJ. E. Church tomorrow
evening the pastor, the Rev. W. r.
Wedderspoon, will preach on THE In
ternational Mind" under auspices of
the women's missionary auxiliaries of
the church. The morning subject will
be. Love Cruclfed." ..,..'..--.
The Rev. II. F.. Lutz, pastor of the II
street Christian Church, will occupy his
pulpit tomorrow morning. N r. Wor.
ley Wall speak at the evening service.
At the Fifth Baptist Church tomor-
row morning the Rev. John Z. Briggs
will preache on Burdens and What to
win be on Character Building. !" The
Sunday-school will meet in the chapel
at O'Clock, anu, at the same hour the
last OF: the community meetings" will
be held in the auditorium. ii
On March % Emmanuel Baptist Church
will celebrate its tenth anniversary.
A teacher training course for the BEN
eht or all Sunoay-sohool teachers will
be held under auspices Of the board OF
religious education of the Diocese OF
Washington from Feb. II to q. inclu-
siYe. The Rev. DR.. Stewart y. Nit
man, secretary Of the Provincial Board
OF Religious Education. VIII be ihstruc-
tor, and the class will meet IN Epiphany
Parish Hail en- G street. The .aessiOhs
will be held at 4.45 p. m., and each
Will continue one hour. 'EH
An intercollegiate track meet is a fea-
ture of the social to be gwen by Sec
tion A, Christian Endeavor Society, OF
the First Congregational Church. next
Wednesday evening In the church par
lors;
At the annual business meeting OF the
FIRST Baptist Church the following off,
GERS were elected: Finance committee,
Moncure Burke F., F.. Altemus. j. 81.
Swanson, George T. Bell, Newton
WanEer, II, d. Young, Elgin smith;
e.. w. Robinson, Miss Flora Nichols,
Miss Julia Kopfef; clerk, David s.
The Rev. s. T., Nicholas, pastor OF
Kellar Memorial Lutheran Church,
spent Thursday and Friday in York,
Pa. attending the sessions OF the dem
eraI Church Extension Board OF Luth-
eran Churches.
The Rev. George H. SlabauEh, a MEM
ber OF the Lutheran Church OF the
Epiphany, will conduct the services at
ST, Johns Lutheran Church tomorrow
i'm the absence Of the Rev Paul Led
din. who ID receiving treatment in New
York as the result OF an accident suf-
fered about two months ago. He II
the sermon In English while the Rev.
Richard Schmidt, pastor OF Zion
Church, Will preach the morning SER
mon in German.