The Washington herald., 1917-09-15
TEXTS OF SERMONS
in LOCAL CHURCHES
Pastors Announce Programs for
Sunday Services Here.

Pastors Announce Programs for |
Sunday Services Here.
The regular Saturday night social
given to the soldiers by the Christian |
Endeavor societies OF the downtown |
of st. Paurs English !
building, Eleventh and H streets |
northwest
The members of the Christian En- |
deavor Society of the North Carolina
Avenue Methodist Protestant Church
have started their meetings after a
rest from Christian Endeavor labors
during the summer, and working in
with the Forward Move
ment" entered into by their denomina-
tion, they are looking forward to a
successful campaign during the coming
winter season in their church, begin
ming with the meeting tomorrow even
ing at Z O'Clock.
Floyd T. Holland has resigned his
place as evangelistic superintendent
OF the Christian Endeavor Union and
st. George Raby. of the Emmanuel
Baptist Church. who has been selected
as his successor, is formulating plans
for an active seasons work.
Tomorrow evening in Foundry Meth
odist Episcopal Church the pastor, DR..
Walter Everett Burnett, will preach
on the theme, Swords That Are
Bathcd in Heaven" dealing in part
with conscientious objectors.
At $50 in the morning Dr. Burnett
will teach the "Bolgiano Glass" in
Foundry Sunday School. This class
was organized by Frank W. Bolgiano
fifteen years ago, and is one of the
live progressive classes for young
men.
On Saturday night soldiers and sal
lors will gather in the lecture hail OF
Epiphany Church, 1917 G street north
west, to enjoy a musical and social
entertainment to be given by the Kali
lipolis Grotto Glee Club. OF this city,
followed by dancing in the gym
nasium. About $50 men were present
at a similar affair last Saturday from
the various army camps near the city
and from the Navy Yard and naval
hospitals.
Rev. DR.. McKim has returned from
his vacation and will preach in Epi-
phany Church on Sunday morning and
at the service at the Officers Training
Camp at Fort Myer at night. Several
members of the church choir will lead
the music at Fort Myer.
The Epworth Leagues of the Wash
ington District, NJ. f. Church, South, |
have just closed a three-day institute !
at Gaithersburg, Nd. Among the
principal speakers were Rev. Ralph |
E. Nollner, of Nashville, Tenn. as
sistant general secretary of the Ep- !
worth League board; Rev. Forrest J. |
Prettyman, chaplain of the Senate;
Rev. E. X. Hardin. pastor of Mount
Vernon Place NJ. F. Church. South.
and Mrs. X. f. LugenbeeI, who had
charge of the Junior Leaguers.
The Shiloh Baptist Church C"Strang-
ers' HOme'D and its pastor, the Rev. |
DR.. ]. Milton Waldron, are planning |
an active and widespread Bible |
study and evangelistic campaign for
the fall and winter. Glasses in Bible
theology and soul-saving will be !
opened, and public lectures on Hymn
ology and THE Second Coming of |
Christ will be given weekly. DR.. !
Waldron will outline this work in |
his morning and night sermons to-
morrow on "Deliverance From Our /,
Enemies and I'm Christ Jesus"
The usual Y. NJ. C. A. open air /
meeting will be held in Lincoln Park
next Sunday afternoon at 400 o'clock |
The address will be given by Rev. |
Harry ]. Goodwin, pastor of the
Maryland Avenue Baptist Church.
In the absence of the pastor, Page
Mex. EtLhison, religious work direc-
tor of the Y. NJ. c. A, will speak
at the Union N. f. Church next Sum
day evening.
DIR. James L. Gordon has returned
to Washington after three months
absence and will preach in First
Congregational Church, both morn !
ing and evening, on Sunday. His sub |
ject will be THE Man Who Sits I'M
The End of the Pew" At the even.
ing service the subject will be Patriot
Home" The First CONGREGATIONAL
Church corner of Tenth and G streets
northwest, has undergone extensive !
repairs and while these have not |
been completed. Sunday will be a day
of rejoicing and reunion.
''Why I am Not Going to HE'LL" is F.. |
Hez Swem's subject Sunday night, at !
Baptist Church The morn
ing subject is Christians Can Pray
Lost Sinners to the Saviour"
Rev. Tertius Van Dyck will speak |
at the reception for men in uni
form next Sunday at the Church of !
the Covenant, from Sis to 7:45 p. |
m. on his personal experiences
while associated with his fathers
work in Holland. His father is
Rev. DIR. Henry Van Dyck, Ameri- !.
can Ambassador to that country,