The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1918-05-03

Hymn--"America, the Beautiful or
"The Battle Hymn of the Republic"
"My Country, 'Tis of Thee"
6.-The Sunday School Forces and the
Present War.
Superintendent-"Ou country does
not ask us to die for her only, she
asks us to live and so TO act that her
government may be pure, her Off.
GERS honest, and every corner of her
territory a place fit to grow the best
men and women who shall rule over
her"
School-"God hath made of one blood
all nations OF men, and we are his
children, brothers and sisters all.
We are citizens of these United
States and we believe our flag stands
for self-sacrifice for the good of the
people!"
Superintendent-Ho may we serve
our country at this time?
Men-"The greatest service you can
render your country is the prosecu.
ton of your usual church work with
greater earnestness than ever"
Pastor-Through worship, by prayer
for our leaders and all our men in
the service, and especially for those
whom we know and who have gone
from our own families and church.
Women-"All the blood, all the hero.
ism, all the money. and all the am.
munition in the world will not win
this war unless our Allies and the
people behind them are fed. A great
cause will be lost unless we stand
guard every day in our homes over
the supply of wheat, meat, fats, sug.
ar, and milk"
Teacher-"In every form of service
required of the American people the !
Christian spirit and motive have a |
place. Three main things are need. |
ed: clear thinking, high moral stand
ards and enthusiastic devotion. The !
world will be different after the war. !
Whether it will be better or worse |
will depend on the vigor and devo- |
ton of those to whom the kingdom |
of God is more than meat and |
drink"
ntendent-"This is not a bank. /
er's war. or a farmers war. or a
manufacturer war, or a laboring
mans war-it is a war for every
straight-Out American. We are to.
day nation in arms, and we must
fight and farm, mine and manufac-
ture, conserve food and fuel, save
and spend to the one common pur-
pose"
Boys and Cirls-"True victory will lie
in the quality of the men who carry
on the work of the country after the
war. We must economic our hu.
man material. Each one of us should
be strong and healthy in mind and
body, and seek to acquire that char.
acter which will make us valuable
citizens"
Alive are but one of the cham.
pions Of the rights of mankind. We
shall be satisfied when those rights
have been made as secure as the
faith and the freedom of nations can
make them. But the right is more
precious than peace, and We shall fight
for the things which we have always
carried nearest our hearts
for a universal dominion of right by
such a concert Of free people as
shall bring peace and safety to all
nations and make the world itself at
last free"
orchestra or piano play The Star
Spangled Banner"
The Sunday School Forces in the
Age-Long War Against Sin.
Scripture Reading.
uperntendent-Be strong in the
Lord and in the power of his might.
fight against powers,
against the rulers Of darkness Of this
world, against spiritual wickedness
in high places.
perintendent-Fight the good fight I
of faith Lay hold on eternal life
Endure hardness as a good
soldier Of Jesus Christ
chool-Let us have grace whereby :
we may serve God acceptably with
reverence and godly fear.
Iymn-"The Son of God goes forth to
war;" or
|f1ght the good fight with all thy 4
might" or
Faith is the victory"
superintendent Welcome to Wis
itors. Announcements.
Lesson Study. a
O-PastOr's Invitation to Church
Services.
l.-Reports Of Secretary and Treas 4
ureT.
2.-Hymn-"Jesus calls us over the Z
tumult," or
Onward forward" or
Onward, Christian Soldiers"
3.-Benediction.
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