The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-11-02
SUNDAY SERMONS
IN CITY CHURCHES
Varied Topics by Leading New
York Preachers and
Lecturers.

FIRST CHURCH OF DIVINE SCIENCE.
Waldorf-Aatoria-Dr. Murray's subject TO.
morrow will be THE Gift OF Healing.
There will be special musical pro-
gramme.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH. Amster-
dam avenue ut Ninety-second street.-The
! morning sermon subject will be The se
cret OF Soul Rest" Or. Goodchild will
speak in tho evening on The Issues OF
This Election" Mrs Marion Booth Kelley
will give an address on citizenship"
PROF. C. T. EvERsoN. Casino Theatre
The second lecture on life after death
comes tomorrow night. subject: "Is the
Soul Tangible and Material or 1mmster-
ialS Docs 1t Survive the Death OF the
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
West End avenue at Ninety first street
DIR. Works subject tomorrow Will be
"Englsnd's Heroic Work in Mesopctamia."
map in the pulpit assists the preacher
ST. MARK's-IN-THE- BoUwERIE. Sec
ond avenue at Tenth etreet-At i o'clock
tomorrow DR.. Guthrie viii preach on "A
Race of Heroes--the National Soul Re-
vealed In Personalities" -
GREENWICH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.,
Thirteenth street between Sixth and Set :
enth ayenues-The morning sermon by the
pastor will be on The Ministry OF PAIN :
evening, the pastor will preach on BLEED
BRoADwKY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner li4th street.-The Rev. Or. Richard
e. Morse. formerly member OF the
church, will address the patriotic service
tomorrow evening Mt o'clock. DR..
Morse Is the consulting general secretary
OF the International committee OF the
Young Mems Christian Associations ana
was for 1--WE years the general secretary or
the international committee.
MRS. MARY L. CHAPLIN. Mehlin Piano
Hall East Forty-third street-.Mrs,
Chaplin will lecture Tomorrow at Il on
The Success 1dea-How II Helps 10 Win"
EVANGELIST STEVENS. Brooklyn
Academy OF Music-subtect to-morrow
night will be "a Great Time Coming-One
Thousand Years of Peace soon to Begin.
When The Devil to Have Long Faca-
ton"
Sunday and Tuesday evenings. subject.
GRACE CHtRcH. Broadway at Tenth
| street--To-morr evening there Will be a
memorial service In honor of soldiers and
| sailors who have given their lives In the
war, not only men from Grace parish but
any others whose names may be sent to
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS BAPTIST
CHURCH at li5th street and Convent ave-
nue-Dr Harry Emerson Fosdtck VIII
| speak tomorrow evening on his expert
ences az the various battle fronts during
his visits there last snmmer' ,,,,,,,curs
The subject Of the lesson sermon to.mor-
row will be "Everlastlng Punishment"
CHURCH OF THE BELOVED DlsCi.
Pile, East Eghty-ninth street.-The church
will observe Its forty-hfth anniversary to-
morrow An attractive programme OF In;
strumental and vocal music VIII pe oHereu
at the Nespers service at 4 p NJ -
ST. ANDREWS NJ. f. CHURCH. 100
West Seventy sixth street.-The Rev. VII
liam J. Thompson, d. d. of Drew Theo-
logica. Seminary will occupy the pulpit
morning and evening. "
FORT WASHINGTON presbyterian
CHURCH. broadway at l74th street-At
Martin at p. NJ, "Belgium's Gratitude
ST AGSEs's CHAPEL. West Ninety.
| second street.-The Rev. w. W. Bellinger
d. D.. will preach ut the II and : o'clock
o'clock services will be resumed beginning
'0 CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATER.
NIFTY. Central Park; at seyenty-sixtn
street. The pastor. Frank oliver Han
nal Hope" a sermon for All Souls Day.
ST. JAMES'S METHODIST Episcopal
CHURCH, Madison avenue at l26th stree,
DIR. Charles c. Marshall. pastor AT y
4. NJ. Holy, communion. At Z. Ne Dr.
Your Colors." Music by vested chorus
Society FOR ETHICAL CULTURE. :
| West sixty fourth street-At II o'clock to
morrow Or. Felix. Adler VIII speak Or
OF the Great War" Sunday school OPEN
Cof.iEGIATE CHURCH. West End ave.
nue. at seventy-seventh street",The Rev
ii a. NJ and 1890 p. NJ. At the latter ser
vice there wiz be sung the Santata: Tit
NJ ANHATTAN CONGREGATIONAL
McsTssy. at tops
morning will be "Moralizlng Raw Mate
the Word for To-day"