The Washington times., 1918-11-30
TOD|SCUSSPEACE
FROM D. c. PULP|TS

The majority of sermons delivered
; in Washington churches tomorrow
will treat on victory, peace and after
war problems.
Many OF the musical programs will
contain anthems Of thanksgiving for
the successful conclusion OF the great
struggle.
One of the most interesting sermons
will be that OF Rev. DR.. Charles L.
Aked. at the morning service of the
First Congregational Church, on The
Place of America in the Recreation
of the World" The Hampton Insti-
tute jubilee singers will render negro
melodies at the evening services,
when the Rev. James L Gordon will
preach. .. r-
swoman's Work.
"woman's Work After the War" will
be the subject OF the sermon by the
Rev Eorle Whitley at the morning
service at the Vermont Avenue Chris
tian Church. DR.. wilfley's evening
topic will be on Justice for War
Workers"
The Rev. DIR. Charles Wood will de-
liver the morning and evening SER
mons at the Church of the Covenant.
There will be a Thanksgiving Patri |
otto Service" in the evening.
The deaf and mute are invited to
attend a service at the chapel OF
Trinity Episcopal Church, Third !
street and Indiana avenue northwest,
at IL o'clock. The Pew. II. c. Merrill, |
missionary for the deaf for the Dis
trict, Virginia, and Maryland. will
preach.
The War Time City Of Riddles" IS /
the subject OF the evening sermon by
The Rev. Wallace Radcliffe at the New |
York Avenue Presbyterian Church. |
DIR. Radcliffe will also preach a: u
o'clock.
END Of the World"
"Are We Very Near the End of the |
WorId?" and Gods Benefactions Are |
Interrogatives," are the subjects Of |
the morning and evening sermons by |
the Rev. Z. Hez SVEN at the Centen-
nal Baptist Church
At Temple Baptist Church. the Rev. |
!. J. Muir will preach on Does God
Suficr?7 in the morning. His evening
subject will be "Banishing the Blues"
The Rev. Cove Griffith Johnson, OF
the Emmanuel Baptist Church, will
preach at the IL o'clock services, and
the Rev. DIR. J. C. Robbins, OF Boston,
will preach on The War and the
East" in the evening.
'ClaSS hatred war on r TdleTDlIys
Is the topic of the sermon by the Rev.
II. e. BrundaGe at the morning serv-
ices at the lexington Presbyterian
Church, North Capitol and Q streets
The Rev. John P. Gardner. OF Rock
land, n. Y. will be In charge OF the
evening services at Peck Memorial
Chapel The "war speaker" will be
J c. Miller. OF Baldwinsville, N. Y.
There will be a luncheon at 1 o'clock
for crippled overseas boys In khaki"
Peace Jubilee.
A peace jubilee will be held at
Second Baptist Church when the Rev.
Howard ]. Stewart will preach in the
evening on when the Boys Come
Home. or Six Echoes OF American
Guns" Twenty stars will DO added
to the church service flag. The topic
for the morning sermon will be
Famous IFS of History"
Columbia Heights Christian Church
will hold its last service IN the old
posto1ice hall before moving to their
new chapel. which ia nearing COM
pletion. The Rev. Z. b. Bagby will
preach on "The True ArlstocrGcy" and
Left overs"
Communion will be celebrated at
the morning services at tho Petworth
BAPTIST Church. The Rev. F.. Paul
/
OF Liberty" I'm the evening.
"Rlinding the Strong Man" win be
the topic OF a sermon by the Rev. DR..
Freeley Rohrer at the 4 o'clock serV-
ices in the Y. NJ. c. A. lobby.
John u. Areters. OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
will speak on After the War-What7"
at the Y. w. c. A hall. at 6l9 -Four
tenth street a: $50 o'clock.
Prof. Louis ID. Bliss will address tho
NJ oil \
Church at $50 O'Clock. on The War,
Its Causes. and Results"
The morning sermon at tho Episcopal
will be preached by Canon
De Vries and Canon Myer will preach
At the O'Clock evensonE serTices
ST. Andrews Day will be observed
az 81. Johns Church. where holy com.
munion will he celebrated at noon.
q. + Marshall viii speak on Tho
Next War" before the Secular League
At Pythlan Temple at J o'clock