Evening star., 1918-07-20
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD
PULPIT AND PEW.

The sermon at First Congregational
Church, 10th and G streets, is to be
preached tomorrow morning by Rev.
DR.. s. NJ. Newman. formerly the pas
tor OF that church. DR.. Newman has
just retired from the presidency OF
Howard University. and expects to
make his home in the future in New
Haven, Conn. His subject will be
'rSigns Of the Times"
Rev. DR.. James Shera Montgomery
will teach the mems Bible class of
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow morning. the subject of the
lesson being. '.rhe Place of Prayer in
tue Chrstiar Life" This clacs is one
Methodtsm, numbering more than 500.
The sessions are held fr the guild hall
Of the church, Columbia road near
18th street, Sunday mornings at $3.50
o'clock.
The midsummer confer ence of the
local assembly, Brotherhood OF st.
Andrew. will be held in the parish
Hyattsville, Nd, Monday evening at
S:15 o'clock. The topic will bs. How
Best to Promote Interest in the Work
OF the Brcthernood."
Rev. Howard l. Stewart, pastor of
the Second Baptist Church. 4th street
land Virginia avenue southeast. will
preach tomorrow morning on THE
Man Who Exceeded His Expectations -
and at the evening service the topic
will be 'The Man Who Had An Itch
ing Palm"
Rev. NJ. Martin, who has been a
missionary in Eelgian-Kongo for the
"a n
morrow night at Second Presbyterian
Church. 22d street between P and Q
streets The sermon at the morning
service will be by the pastor. Rev.
j on the. church lawn at o'clock for
teoldiers and strangers. following
which there will be a brief prayer
service.
Rev. DR.. Henry Allen Tupper, who
IS supplying the pulpit of the First
Presbyterian Church, John Marshall
place, between c and d streets, for
his no beofle aas to Kas for GaeS soeS
Day. From the Sun of Righteous
ness" to each of the thirty soldiers
who have gone to France from the
church.
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The holy communion will be ad-
, ministered in the Church of the
Epiphany, G near 14th street, tomor-
row at both morning and evening
services. Rev. P. F. Hall will Of
1iciate.
A large attendance of the Steven
son Bible class Sunday morning evil
denced the interest taken in the spe-
Hugh T. Stevenson, teacher of the
class. The address was entitled ''The
Destruction of Tyranny" His sub
Ject for tomorrow will be The Perils
..r,I Of psmocraGy" s1noy to be followed by
lowing Sunday. The class meets at
1915 o'clock each Sunday in the class
room of Bethany Baptist Church, I'd
street and Rhode Island avenue, and
lbs non-sectarian
The congregation of the First
Baptist Church. 10th and o streets,
will be addressed by Prof. Ralph X.
Eickok. religious work director at
morning. The evening services will
be in charge of the Young Mems
Christian Association Gospel team.
The following speakers will be at
tion: July %. II o'clock. Rev DR.. L
d. Thomas, director of Y. NJ. c. A.
work at Bliss Electrical School: s
pm, Judge William F. Norris: August
1el of the First Baptist Church, Rich
mond. Va
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Rev. Fred L. Griffin has arrived here
from Ohio as the new minister of
Kendall Baptist Church, 9th and B
streets southwest. and will preach
tomorrow morning on Readiness"
At the evening service he will have
as his theme 'The Nightingale Song"
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the First Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church in St Petersburg. F1oria. will
preach tomorrow morning in Metro
politan Memorial Methodist Episcopal
ception for sailors, soldiers. marines
and strangers will be held under the
auspices of the Epworth League and
at 8 o'clock the pastor, Rev. DR.. Harry
d. Mitchell will give the second SER
mon in the series of illustrated ser
mons on centenary movement. The
topic will be THE Movement in In
dia." The stereopticon slides issued
by the mission rooms of the NJ. E.
Church will be used.
A song service was held by Chris
tian Endeavor workers of the city
Monday evening with the society of
Peoples Congregational Church. The
The Star Spangled Banner" Rev.
A. q. Lyles, pastor Of the church, gave
the invocation. Miss A. Smith, presi-
dent OF the society. delivered an ad-
dress OF welcome. Prof. ]. F. Hen
nigan gave violin solo and Rev. T.
J, Moppin and R A. Jackson sang
duet. William E. Linsay gave a cor
net solo. Mrs Lee Conners and Mrs.
NJ. Honesty sang a duet. ]. r. Moss,
Prof. l. j. Reynolds and Miss A S.
Payne sang. Addresses were made by
G. w. Jackson. Prof. Luke j. Rey-
nolds. Miss Emma B. Hall and ]. R.
Ross.
A service flag dedication was held
at Zion Baptist Church Sunday even
Ing. at which DR.. William A. Warf1eld
made an address. ]. E. Williams sang
o solo and the audience sang patri-
otto hymns. Miss Dorothy Wright
gave recitation and Mrs Maggie
johnson called the roll of honor"
Rev. w. ]. Howard made a brief ad-
dress. as did Prof. George W. Cook
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Rev, e. B. Bagby, pastor of Column
Dia Heights Christian Church, is to
preach on Holding and Losing Tenn
per- at the service tomorrow morn
Ing. His topic for the evening service
will be Can We Communicate With
the Dead?"
An ADDRESS is to be delivered at
khe combined Christian Endeavor and
church service at st. Pauls Lutheran
Church tomorrow evening by Rev, Dr.
Scherer of California At the meeting
last week Church Council" night was
observed. II. c. Brunner presided and
led the discussion on '"The PARALLELS
Of Christ" Members and friends Of
planning q hike Tuesday evening,
starting at $3.50 O'Clock. A camp SUP.
Der viii be served in the woods Of the
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