The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-02-17
Presbyterian.


Third, Fourth and Branner, S. B.
Anderson, pastor. Morning subject,
Our Real Title to Property Evening
sermon before the Christian Endeavor,
THE Religious Life in the Pledge"
First United, Eighth and Topeka,
E. P. Smith, pastor. Morning theme,
"Faithfulness and It's Crown" In the
evening H. w. Mcclure will report on
the Pittsburg missionary convocation.
! Westminster, College and Huntoon,
ject, ''In the School of Faith" Eve
ming subject, He Went Unto Him and
Besought Him"
Calvary. 21S East Thirteenth. NICK.
Miller, pastor. Morning sermon, THE
Gospel of World Force" Evening serv-
ice. The Measure of Our Response
bility.''
First, Eighth and Harrison. S.
Estey. pastor. William D. Archibald,
D. D., will preach. Morning subject,
| THE Exalted Christ Evening serv-
ice, 1.-The City of God"
Redden chapel, Second and Monroe,
John H Fazel, pastor. Sunday school
at p. m. Illustrated lecture on the
Life of Christ" at 1880.
! Second United, Huntoon and Fill
more, w. NJ. Jackson. pastor. Morning
theme, Gifts From the Father of
! Lights" w. c. T. U. conducts the eve
ming service.
l.
| son, pastor. Preaching service morn
ing and evening. Brotherhood classes
at 9:45 a. m.
Reformed, $40 Clay, C. A. Dodd,
| pastor. Preaching service morning
and evening.
| Christian.
! First, 622 Topeka avenue, o. L.
Cook, pastor Morning sermon, THE
March of Professionalism Evening,
Are We Thru With the Church ?''
| West Side, Mrs. Clara H. Hazelrigg,
pastor. Morning service, Ideals in
National Life Evening, SThe Bibles
| Influence on History"
Central Park, Seventeenth and Cen
trail Park avenue, Clifton c. Rash,
pastor Morning sermon, THE Chris
| tian's Answer" Evening service will
be a historical song service.
Methodist.
| Walnut Grove, Sixteenth and Har
rison, E. w. Spencer, pastor. Morn
| ing sermon, THE Place of the Holy
| Spirit as given in the Writings of
John" Evening subject, THE Village
Parson," by Goldsmith.
| Lowman, Eleventh and Morris, w.
NJ. Balch, pastor. Sermon in the
morning, THE World for Christ"
Evening theme, wings and Feet
Oakland, Sardou and Chester, A E.
Peterson, pastor Morning theme,
THE Way of Progress" Evening sub
| ject, "Bethesda's Pool"
| Wesleyan, Third and jefferson, T.
J. Pomeroy, pastor The morning ser
mon is especially for children Eve
| ming sermon, Gods Contract with
the Penitent."
Youngman, pastor. Morning subject,
| THE Challenge of The Almighty"
| Evening services will be evangelistic.
First, Sixth and Harrison, E. J.
Kulp, pastor. Morning sermon, THE
Unrecognized Presence" Evening
theme, "Forward-LoOking Men"
| First German, Tyler and W. Fifth,
A. J. Ross, pastor. Sermon in the
morning, 1.-The Christians Obligations
and Results" Senator A. A. Doerr
will speak at the evening service.
| Mount Olive. Fifteenth and Buch-
anan, ]. D. Rice, pastor. Morning
service, 1.-THE, Food of the Saints"
ship"
The Euclid Avenue Methodist
church-The Rev. DR.. Edwin Locke,
the pastor. will preach in the morn
| ing on The Tests of Friendship" and
| in the evening on What to Do With
| the Trials of Life.
Congregational.
| First, Seventh and Harrison, Arthur
S. Henderson, pastor. Morning ser
mon, Faith in Dead Earnest Eve
ming theme. The Market for Brains"
| Central Congregational, Huntoon
and Buchanan, Charles NJ. Sheldon
and Willis Goldsmith, pastors Morn
ing sermon by DR.. Sheldon, THE VAL
ley of Decision" DR.. Goldsmith will
speak at the evening service on 1.-The
| BeSetting Sin of Middle Life"
Seabrook, Robert D. Bussey, pastor.
Morning sermon, Jesus Standard
Righteousness. Evening, Scars on
| the Soul
| Baptist.
First Swedish, Fourth and Fillmore,
! e. A. Segarstrom, pastor. Preaching
by pastor in the morning. Baptism in
i the evening.
| Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ
of the Latter Day Saints, 627 Kansas
avenue, third floor. Preaching service
at II o'clock
| First-Jackson and Ninth, Robert
Gordon, pastor. Morning service
THE Challenge of This Hour" Even
ing subject, THE Seventh Command