The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-24
Sunday Services
h The Churches

West End Congregational church.
Colorado avenue, between Fairfield
avenue and State street: 10:30, SER
mon. 1.-THE Door Of Life; IL, Sunday
! school and Brotherhood $50, rally
service of the Young People in the in
terest of the coming ReeS campaign.
A quartet from Yale, including two of
the finest soloistS of the university,
will be present These young men
will also conduct the service; 1880,
union gospel meeting Of the West End
churches. Special music by a Yale
quartet, chorus singing and sermon by
Rev. III. C. Woodruff. Monday, $50,
seni-annual meeting of the Bridge
port C. E. Union. A supper followed
| bv discussion of the approaching c.
E.. convention in New York. Wednes-
day. 7:45, church prayer meeting and
organization of prayer groups for the
coming evangelistic campaign.
The First M. e. church, Fairfield
avenue and Broad street. The pastor,
Geor re M. Brown, will speak morning
and evening. Morning worship at
1920. Subject of sermon, Some Sup
positions The Sunday school will
meet at IL o'clock and the Mems AS
sembly at the same hour. The Ep-
worth League devotional service will
eb held at $50, conducted by De1bert
Ostrander. Praise service with large
male chorus at 1880, followed by a ser
mon on: "a Fatal Decision The
quartet will sing a special number at
the close Of the service.
Washington Park M. E. church,
Barnum and Noble avenues, Rev. Ev-
erett A. Burnes, minister: 1920,
morning worship and sermon by the
minister ON the subject, Race and
Crown; 1910, Sunday school, III. A.
Chaffee Supt., Brotherhood Bible
class led by the minister: $3.50, early
evening service; leader, Robert Nieto; 1
subject, 'Christ's Power, to Keep Us"
Special work by the quartet under the
direction Of Mr. Nichols; 1880, happy
sic by the quartet, gospel hymns and
"a short address by the minister. "Ad-
vice Versus Example It is a, bright,
Happy hour. Everyone welcome.
Newffeld M E. church, corner STRAIT
ford and Central avenues, Rev. Daniel
M. Lewis, pastor. Practitioners class
at 10 o'clock. Public worship at 1890. !
Sermon by, the pastor. Sunday school
at noon CIV. Dew, Supt. Glasses for
al lagos. United young peoples meet
ing at 6:45, led by Miss Mary Barker.
Union evangelistfc service at 1880, the
Berean Memorial and Evangelical
churches uniting. Sermon by Mr..
Lewis, can Anxious Parent Monday
evening, monthly meeting of the Mems
League. Wednesday afternoon, 3:45,
Junior League. Wednesday evening
at 7:45, aH-church prayer meeting.
Friday evening, Illustrated Gravel
Story" by Rev. G.. Whdtef1eld Simon
son, S. T. D., former pastor. No
charge. ( Under the auspices Of the
Mems League.
| First Baptist church, West and
| ayd Brown, Minister. Services at 10:30
land. 1850 Sunday Sschool at IL, .The
fpastod's class for men. G. E. society,
$780, Morning subject, What More
Could God Do?'' Evening subject,
Gospels Discredited by the War"
Special subject, 1.-THE Gospel Of Ma
tionalism-the Gospel of Germany
Baptisms during evening service.
Second Baptist church. Kossuth and
Arctic streets, Rev. Frank G. Rideout,
minister. Morning worship at 1890.
i Address by Rev. William Fetler, D. D.,
|exilep pastor of the Dom Evangelia'
i Baptist church of Petrograd, Russia,
on christian Work Among the Rus
sian War Prisoners of Europe Mr..
Fetler will also speak to gathering
OF epople at $3.50 p. m, to which the
public is invited. Bible school and
pastors class for mem at noon SUBJ
SeA,t pOys Lot
IPresbyterian Church in History c.
e. at 6:3o. Subject, ''What Are Home
Missions?" Evening worship at 7:3O
Popular song service after which the
pastor will preach the fourth sermon
on topics suggested by, the people,
Blessed Assurance, What %
Calvary Baptist church, Connecticut
avenue and Bunnell street, Rev. W. B.
Oakley, pastor: 1890, morning SER
lvice; sermon by the pastor; II SEES
sion Of the Bible school; $780, Y. P. S.
&c. e. service; 1880, evening song and
Ipreac ching service. Wednesday, 7:45,
the midweek prayer and conference
injecting Thursday, 2:30, the Ladies'
Aid society meets.
Church OF the Redeemer Univer-
lSalISC), Fa1rDold avenue, ABOVE Broad
street, Rev. William Wallace Rose,
minister. Sunday services at 1880 and
l7:3O. Sermon subject, ''What Are the
Five Points Of Patriotism? "A Sermon
lon Washington" Kindergarten and
|primary meet at this hour, enabling
parents to leave children and attend
service. Cheerful Sunday Evening
with illustrated lecture upon America
and Japan by Mr. Yamamoto, a Jap
anese student. Bible school and
Young Mems class at. noon Young
Peoples Christian Union at $50
Strangers and visitors will find a
friendly welcome here.
Services aus usual at the A. M E..
Zion church, corner Of Broad and
Gregory streets, Rev. William H. Eley.
A.. M, D. D., pastor. Subjects, 10:45.
ST. Matthew; 7:45, est. Mark: 1918.
Sunday school; 5, brotherhood lions
Biblical and Historical Institute: $50.
Vaffck Christian Endeavor Class
meetings Wednesday and Friday eve
nings and Sunday morning. Good mu-
Isle. All are welcome.
4 The Peoples Presbyterian church.
Laurel and Park avenues Rev. H. A.
Davenport, minister. Mems meeting.
10 a. m. Divine worship, 1890 Theme,