The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-10
PRESBYTERIAN

PRESBYTERIAN
 l Independent Presbyterian An
 nouncements for Sunday. June 10, 1917: II o'clock a. m. subject, The
 Flags of the Nations" o'clock p. m. at Lyric theatre, "The Positive | Christ" Both services by pastor.
 Hand1ey Memorial Presbyterian | Church-Corner Thirteenth avenue and
 Twenty fifth street. north. J. Frank l Turner, pastor. Sabbath school 9;S0 a.
 m w. G. Montgomery, superlntend- 1 ent Morning worship II a. m. Subject,
 The Private on the Firing Line" Evening service 8 D. m. ,"Growth in
 Grace" Midweek service of prayer p. m.
 Plunkett Memorial Presbyterian
 Church-Fairfield Sunday school at
 930 a. m Preaching at Il a. m. and
 s p. m. The pastor will occupy the pull pit at both services. William B.
 Holmes. D. D., pastor
 First Cumberland Presbyterian Church-Services at the First Cumber-
 land Presbyterian church, Twelfth ave- nue and Twenty street, Nor
 wood. The pastor, Rev Tipton l. Wood, will preach at II m and
 D. m. Sunday school 9;30. H. M. Stiles, superintendent. Christian Endeavor meets at [ p. m. Subject of morning sermon. Christian Constancy;" sub- iect of evening sermon, The Fall of Man" The evening sermon will be the first of series on the plan of sal | vation. At 8 p. m. each Sunday for the summer months. These services will last but 45 minutes.
 1 Revival services will begin at the Cum 1 berland Presbyterian church, corner Seventy fifth street and SIoss avenue, on 1 Sunday, June 10, at the Il o'clock serv- | ice The Rev. T. D. Harris, evangelist of Bloomington, III, will preach under | the tent every morning at 10 and in the evening at 8. The song and prayer serv- 1 ice will begin promptly at 7:30, Rev. J. R. 1 Martin being in charge of the music.
 Every one is cordially invited to attend l these meetings
 l South Highlands Presbyterian Church l A. S. Johnson, D. D., pastor Services l Il a. m. and p. m. Sabbath school and Bible classes, 9:30 a. m.. Prayer service | Wednesday, p. m.
 First Presbyterian-Fourth avenue and | Twenty-first street Sunday school meets
 at 9:30 a. m., Robert F. Yolton, superin- tendent. Dr. John s. Foster will occupy | the pulpit at Il a. m., having his
 subject Spiritual Values This church will unite with the Fifth Avenue Presby- 1 terian and First Baptist in s.n open air 1 serivce at Capital park at 7:30 D. m. | Prayer service Wednesday, s D. m. Fifth Avenue Presbyterian-Sun | school at 9:30, MT. c. E. Massey, superin- 1 tendent Morning worship at H. Sermon l by the pastor. Subject, Mutual Bearing
 and Mutual Sharing. Life's Problems" 1 There will be no evening service in this church. We will join in the open air 1 serivce at Capitol park at 7:30 p. m. l at 7:30 instead of 6:30, as announced last l week. Prayer service on Wednesday at 7:3o cordial invitation is extended to | all
 | The open air services conducted by | the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian, First Baptist, First Presbyterian, assisted by | the Young Mems Christian association,
 will be held Sunday evening in Capitol park al 7:30 o'clock. Dr. John S. Foster 1 of the First Presbyterian church will be i the speaker this Sunday, taking as his 1 subject, "Our Possibilities" These serv- l ices are held at the stand in the park | around which there is abundant seating l capacity for all. The gospel singing in l connection with these services is under 1 the direction of Mir J. H. McAfee, a l most experienced leader in open air sing | ing The public is invited.