Evening star., 1918-02-16
PULPIT AND PEW.
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course the last week in February. No
tice will be given later of time and
place of the lecture.
Bishop Charles b. Mitchell, who was
expected to preach tomorrow in the
Metropolitan NJ. E. Church, has been
detained in the west.
Rev. DR.. Harry D. Mitchell, pastor of
the Metropolitan Memorial NJ +.
Church, will begin series of Lenten
sermons tomorrow morningson the gen
eral topic of Great Moments in the
The Baptism of Jesus, or the Cross
Roads of Life" All the services tomor-
row will be resumed in the main
church.
The ladies of the Metropolitan Me
mortal NJ. K. Church will entertain the
soldier boys who have signed cards dur
ing the meetings at the Sunday Taber-
nacle and expressed their preference
for the NJ. f. Church, at supper TINS
evening in the church parlors. Kew. =.
among the Methodist boys in the camps
near Washington. will have supervls-
ion of the program
Rev. B. F. Rogers of Racine. WIS, Is Is
to preach tomorrow morning at All
Souls Memorial Episcopal Church
Cathedral and Connecticut avenues.
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Rev. Hugh Stevenson, pastor o!
Bethany Baptist Church. who fell and
broke his arm last week. is still con-
fined to his home w. l.. Andrews.
former member of Congress-. is to
preach the sermon at the services to-
morrow morning The sermon in the
evening will be preached by Rev. H.
w. o. Millington of the Brookland Bap-
tist Church.
The usual services will be held at
y
morrow. The subject of the morning
sermon by the pastor will be Our
Shepherd God" Especial Importance
attaches not only to the themes of
sermons for the next two Sunday even
ings. but also to the two vital topics
of the pulpit editorials which precede
them. The sermon tomorrow evening
is New Thought and the Old Faith. .
for Church Unity February "a the
evening sermon will be Noble Sons of
Noble Sires." or Some Things Better
Than Money That Fathers Can Hand
torial will be Cardinal Gibbons at
tack on Prohibition" Attractive musi-
cal and devotional spirit is given by the
uartet choir, vio!i,ist and organist-
as Il Ss Ss
A course of Lenten sermons will be
given Sunday evenings at o'clock in
St AIMS Church by Few. John Smyth.
He will also preach in the Chapel of
the BLESSED sacrament, 1neNy SHdSS
every sunday 1T : pm.
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The Ancient Order of Hihernians are
ma'ing pre' a p ions for the religious.
celehratior on the fea.: of St. Patrick.
\ soler- n hip', mass will b" celebrated
in St Patric<'s Church at - "'tlcc'<
March IS which viii be attended by
the crra ni-ation in Il body. The Sc
mon win be preached by Fev. +. G.
Smyth, pastor of CT. AIMS Church.
The tenth annual banauet Of the
mems Bible class of Keller Memorial
Lutheran Sunday school viii be held
Friday evening. The speakers VIII be
Fuller Bergstresser. In addition to the
members of the class about fifty sol
diers will be present from Camp Meigs.
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Rev. Paul LanEhorne is to preach at
the morning service tomorrow at Pet
worth Baptist Church. His sermon
will be "Signs of Christ's Kingdom"
There will be the usual sermonette for
children at this service, Illustrated by
a practical lesson. The junior choir
VIII sin~ The Petworth Baptist, Meth
odist ard United Presbr* erian churches
will ho'd union services in the evening
at the United Presbyterian Church.
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Mics Grace Sake Of the SUNDAY cam
paign will address the Berea. Baraca
and Philathea classes of Fifth Baptist
Sunday school at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning in the church auditorium.
A boys and girls meeting is to be
held in the church Tuesday afternoon,
and Miss Gamlin of the Sunday party
will deliver an address.
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Special publiH services are to be
held at. the David Memorial Mission.
81 Defrees street, Wednesday and
Friday evenings. The occasion 10 the
celebration Of the establishment Of
the mission two years ago.