The Detroit times., 1917-05-05
PASTORS WILL
DISCUSS WAR
MANY Sermons Sunday Will
Speculate on Results Of
Conflict

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1 Following out their policy OF the
last few weeks. many pastors TO
morrow viii sgala discuss questions
OF he var Sermons dealing with
I the war declaration and what mas
De the results OF the nations entry
into the world conflict have been az.
tracing large audiences
The conditions OF victory with
special application 10 The taAk that
confronts the United States today,
viii Do the subject OF The morning
sermon % the Rev. Joseph A. Vance
In the First Presbyterian church.
TWO ancient heroes" will be the
topic Of his evening discourse
Former senator Horatio s. Earle
Nidely known FOR bis work In the
interest % good roads. VIII speak
In the Forest-ave Presbyterian
church during the fellowship hsur
The meeting will be under the aus
pices OF the Mems club The
Lords prayer" and THE offending
eye" Will be the sermon subjects OF
the Rev <. Bradheld
The Rev J Wellington Hoag pas
TOR 81 the woodward-ave Baptist
church. announces a series OF four
evening sermons for the Sundays In
Nav, all OF them applicable 70 the
large number OF Detroit couples who
are planning to start new homes in
June His general theme viii be
The Home and the sub-topics are
as follows Getting ready For The
home The first things IN the
home Keeping together IN the
home and The home over there
The first 90 the sermons will be
given sunday nisht az 7.2o There
VIII br special music and an Ia
I formal sors service
in he FIRST Bsp,lst church sun
dAv s. new members will be wei
coined a The communion service
nr Nllers the pastor will speak
on who owns u.s." IN The evening
Che church quartet and chorus will
sing Maunders csntAta "Penitence.
Pardon Peace and Ne'tens war
vesper Gran, Us soon Thy Peacr
/ The evening sermon topic viii DO
The penlieuts plea
beginning SUNDAY ,he morning
. services ~ tho North Woodward
/ Method 81 church VII be held ia
me Alhsmhrs theatsr. Woodward
I ave 81 Wesrminsfer The evening
services Will bs held in the chapel
OF ne church Tho Rev Harvey G..
Pearce will preach az both services.
! the morning TOPIC being Truth
Freedom aud the evening sermon,
The paintings OF the soul"
The war IN Michigan" will be
he subject taken by the Rev G. w
Benin. superintendent Of home mis-
s.ons IN the Michigan synod Of the
( Presbyterian church ar the even
ing service IN the Trumbgll ave
/ Presbyterian church TIE Rev r.
/ 81 Huston wiil preach Ia the morn
ing ou Keep the windows open
/ AT The y " e. A. Young men e
meeting SUNDAY afternoon Captain
\ Arthur Carlisle chaplain 81 the
Eighteenth battalion Fourth Cana
/ dian Infantry brigade viii tell Of
+ his experiences on the western
front His subject will be Soldiers
or the king This will be the FIRST
OF the mems conference hours that
/ will be held sunday afternoon thru
out the summer months,
/ The Rev Harry IAthrop Reed will
\ or the pulpit OF the Fort-st Presoy
terrain church sunday morning and
night Dr. Reed for many years
was a successful pastor in the west
ern states. finally returning TO the
east 10 become professor OF sacred
1 literature in Auburn Theological
/ seminary
Whittier are We bound and
The great hunger vii be the ser
mon topics ~ the Rev Ames May
( wood n the Cass-sve Methodist
clurch sunday morning and niEhi
/ THE sound OF the trumpet" and
The eyes OF Jesus are the sub
/ lects announced by the Rev VIII
+ Ram b Gantz for the Westminster
I Presbyterian church
The Rev Chester B. Emerson viii
address he business Mems class OF
the first Congregational church
Sunday noon. on The Christian and
war
The Rev Harry FELTON, pastor OF
the Jefforson-sve Methodist church,
will speak Sunday night Of the re-
cent visit 10 the United States %
Foreign Secretary Arthur J Bal
four. OF England. During Dr. Eel
toms pastorate the membership OF
This congregation has nearly tfeb-
led The Official board Of the church
has voted unanimously 70 provide
for the increasing need % room.