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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-20
SEASON Of TENT
VIRTUAL REVIVAL
FOR TWO FAITHS
Next Two Weeks viii Be
Spent BY Catholic and Epis-
COpal Churches in Prayer
and Spiritual inventory.

While Episcopal and Catholic churches
In Memphis will not participate in the
coming simultaneous evanEelistic cam
paign, which opens Sunday, local
churches Of both faiths. owing to the
Lenten season, are now in the midst OF
what 10 both denominations Is a sol
emn season Of prayer ana spiritual re-
vival. Easter which brings TO a close
The Lenten period, will also mark the
close Of the simultaneous campaign,
IN both Episcopal and Catholic
churches Lent Is season OF fasting az
well as prayer, and priests exhort their
people toward closer communion with
their spiritual selves, IL is a season or
self examination, when the world and
its pleasures are set aside and commu-
nicants OF both faiths are expected 70
take a spiritual inventory.
In the churches Of both faiths Sunday
is Passion Sunday, and just as the
other churches OF the city for the next
two weeks VIII be engaged in the stimuli
taneous campaign, these approaching IL
days viii serve IN Catholic and Episco-
pal churches to enhance the close OF
the Benten season. Sunday, March Is
is Palm sunday In the church calendars
and will commemorate the entry OF
Christ into Jerusalem before his trial
and CrucifiXion.
IN the Catholic churches the I,enten
| services are Of an especially solemn
character as the season draws nearer
20 the celebration Of the passion of the
! Lord.
In the Episcopal churches Lent is
| observed with special services. the read
! ing of the litany, and the musical por-
tons OF the service are in character
with the solemn season.
The coming week viii see a retreat
conducted by Father Thomas A. Carey.
O.S.J., Of New Orleans, at st. Pc
| ter's orphanage. which will serve to en-
nance the spiritual revival among Cath
| ollcs In Memphis The retreat will
optn Tuesday and continue through
| Thursday
I Sunday morning at Calvary Episcopal
| church and win administer the rites OF
| confirmation at the close of the regular
service. Bishop Beatty will also be Ia
| the city on Palm Sunday, At the morn
ing service at st. Marys cathedral ne
win preach and confirm a class, and
at night will hold confirmation services
al Grace church.
| Bishop Gailor. who has been In New
York attending to his duties as head of
the general council of the Episcopal
church. most Of the year, is expected
| home before Easter Sunday, and will
preach his annual Easter sermon on
that day at the cathedral,
Holy week, preceding Easter, will be
observed with the most solemn services
| OF the entire Ierten season, culminat.
| ing with the Good Friday services, In
commoration of Christ's death upon the
cross
with the coming OF Easter Sunday,
the resurrection Is celebrated, lights and
flowers again CLEAN upon the affairs
and the chants and anthems again rise
in joyous strains,
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Presbyterian.

FlRsT-Rev: C. II. williamson pas
tor, viii preach at IL am. on "A Land
locked Ocean Without Tides" $50
p.m.-Supper for men, Z p.m.-Devo-
tional meeting, George W. Pryor, lead
err. At night, DR.. Williamson will
preach on Mems Wcrk in the Evan
gelistic Campaign"
SEcoND-Rev A. B. Curry DID,
will preach Sunday morning at II
and Found" Sunday evening at 1880,
Rev. W. l.. Carson will preach on the
subject, "The Compassionate Christ"
EVERGREEN-Rev j. B. Carpenter
will preach at II am. and 1880 pm.
Morning theme, THE Fathers Love-
evening theme, why the Cross At
! tracts Men On next Tuesday eve
preaching and will continue daily serv-
ices throughout the evangelistic cam
paign.
IDLEWlLD-Rev. William Grove will
preach at II am. and 1880 pm.
ALABAMA AVENUE-Rev. T. NJ.
Lowry, pastor. Rev. Joseph Rennie,
DID, will fill the pulpit Sabbath morn
| ing and evening and every night in the
week following. DR.. Rennie is known
as one of the most popular preachers
in the Presbyterian church. All the
present as this is the beginning of the
evangelistic services in this church.
| WEsTMlNsTER-Rev. Charles w
| Sommervlle, pastor. Revival services
beginning Sunday morning. Subject II
m. The Prince of Grace" 1870 pm,
| Turn Ye Unto God" Monday at
pm, DR.. Castles and Mrs. Head will
| speak to women and men. Tuesday
| Mrs. Edmonson will speak to women
| only. Open meeting Wednesday and
| following days, at which the pastor will
| preach. Westminster quartet will sing
COURT AVENuE-Dr. f. T. Hen
| drick. widely known evangelist, will
| speak at the Court Avenue church at
| II am. and 1880 pm. Sunday. DR.
| Hendrick is by no means a stranger IL
| these parts, having relatives and many
| friends residing here. He is said to be
an eloquent and convincing speaker
DR., Hendrick comes to Memphis from
| Mayfield, where he has recently con-
cluded a large, successful meeting.
CHELSEA AVENUE-Rev. f. D
| Daniel, pastor. Subject for the morning
| hour The Way to Victory" Evening
theme, Behold the Man Christian
EndeaVor at GAS pm. Bible class Il
am.
McLEMoRE AVENUE-Rev. William
| James will preach Sunday and through
out the revival. II am, What Snail
We Preach?" 1880 pm, How Snal
| We Preach"
| NORRIS AVENUE-2:30 pm, Rev
| Charles w. Sommervillc will preach.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED - Rev. E
P. Lindsay, pastor. Subject. morning
sermon: lis the Young Man Safe?'
Night: Lamps Without OIL" DIR. W
| W. Orr, of Charlotte, N. c., will con.
duct evangelistic services little later
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Christian.

M'LEMoRE AvENUE-The minis
ter, George w. Kemper, will preach at
both services, Subjects morning, THE
Kings Busness;" evening, A Danger
Gus Situation" Bible school at $3.50
am. School of missions at $3.50 pm
LINDEN AVENUE - Walter NJ.
White, minister Bible school at 9:45
am, Lords supper and sermon at IL
O'clock Young Peoples social hour at
at $50 pm. song service and sermon
at 1870 pm. DR.. George II. Combs, OF
Kansas City, will be the preacher at
this church throughout the two weeks
of evangelistic meetings. Linden Ave
nue. will conduct one service each day,
beginning at s pm. The public is cor
daily invited.
DECATUR STREET - Harris L.
Browne, minister. The morning session
begins at $3.50 and closes at 1880, the
school and worship service being a
continuous program of two hours
Workers on the religious survey will
please report at the church tomorrow
at o'clock. The revival starts with
the morning service and will continue
for two weeks, during which Rev. j.
Murray Taylor will preach each eve
ming, beginning service at 7:45. Chris
tian Endeavor tomorrow at $3.50 and
evening church service at 1880, when
an evangelistic program with special
music by the double quartet will be
rendered, The public is invited.
MERTON AVENUE (6lnehamton)--
e. II. Koch, minister. Evangelist L.
A. Cunningham, evangelist for West
Tennessee, will do the preaching for
the revival Bible school at 10 O'Clock
Christian Endeavor at 6;f5 pm. Eve
mug service at 1880 Everybody is
| Urged and cordially invited to attend
all services
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Memphis is to be congratulated in
having secured the Rev. Mr.. MCNEIL,
Of Birmingham, Ala, to conduct the
MONDAY prayer meetings at Court Ave-
nue. church for the second of the three
weeks services Mr.. McNeil's fame Is
international and his worth as an evan
gelist Is known not only in the United
States and Canada, but in many oth2r
climes
His first pastorate was in McCrie-
RoXburgh church. at Edinburgh, Scot
land. From this church he went to the
historic Regent Square church at Lon
don, Closing his passionate there, he
spent II years as missionary During
this time he travelled Britain and Ire
land extensively, visited the United
States and Canada, and also paid visits
to New Zealand Australia. Tasmania,
India and South American countries, Ele
also visited Constantinople, Smyrna,
Gibraltar and Malta, His success as a
preacher and evangelist was phenome-
nal in every place he visited,
After his travels, he returned to
England becoming pastor of st.
Georges church at Liverpool. From this
church he accepted call to Toronto
Ontario, but only remained there IS
months. owing to Illness in his family
because of rigors of the climate He
was invited by the Central Presbyterian
church at Denver, Col, to come there
and try that climate This church had
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at the time 1900 members. and Rev,
Mr., Mcneil accepted the call and set
tied down TO what he thought would be
his final pastorate, The great Euro
pean war, however occurred. An ur-
gent cable came from the national ex-
ecutivo Of the British Y. NJ, G.. A. to
come to England and do his bit" with
the British troops afield and ut home
Mr. McNeill's response was instanta-
neous. He Immediately resigned his
Denver pastorate, hurrylng to England
and taking his family with him.
Mr., Mcneil spent two and half
years preaching to officers and troops
Of the British army In camps all over
Great Britain, France, Egypt and Pal
estne, When the armistice was signed
he returned TO America upon a cahled
invitation TO conduct series OF evan
gelstic meetings In Dixie. II was while
engaged In this work that he received
his call to his present passionate Of the
South Highlands church in Blrming-
| ham,
DR. Mcneil win arrive in Memphis In
time to conduct his first MONDAY serv-
ice Monday at Court Avenue church.
These meetings win be held each day
next week They will begin promptly
at 1910 pm, and conclude so minutes
later. Arrangements will be continued
for serving lunches at the church, en-
abllng business men who desire to at
tend the meetings during their lunch
con period, TO do so.
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DR.. Morrison VIII
Close Engagement
Here Sunday Night

Sunday night will he the last oppor-
tunity to hear Evangelist II, G. Nor
rison at St. Johns Methodist church
during the present revival services, he
being compelled to leave to fll a pre-
viously arranged engagement, Interest
in the revival at St Johns Is at its
height The big auditorium has been
filled every night this week.
"Thc Second Coming Of Christ will
be Dr Morrisou's theme Sunday night,
a subject 10 which he has given much
prayerrul thought aud study. The ser
mon at y m, win be preceded with a
30 minute song service. Or, Morrison
will also IF"ach az II n. ",
st lolm'S church has been wonHer-
fully revived Trough the evangclistic
services which Pr Morrison led. The
congregation win continue its Co-oprra
ton in the Simultaneous revival Gam
paiun The meeting wa held IN I'd
var.cc Of the scheduled date bcCaus" Dr.
MnrrisOn's scrr'ices Wer" not available
at any other tim.
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Episcopal.

ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL-S Services
fifth Sunday in Lent Passion Sunday,
as follows: 7:l5 am, holy communion,
$3.50 am, Cathedral Sunday school.
9:45 am, Mems Bible class; II am,
morning prayer with sermon by the
Very Rev, T.. DUN. Devall, dean.
cALVARY--Services for Passion Sun
day Holy communion at 1880 am,
Sunday school at $3.50 am; morning
prayer, confirmation and sermon by
the Rt. Rev Troy Beatty, bishop coad :
tutor of Tennessee, at II am. An hour
of organ music at s pm,
ST. LUkE'S-Rev. b. B, RamaGe
rector. Holy communion. am. holy
communion, II o'clock; morning prayer
and sermon, 81 O'Clock; evening prayer,
o'clock.
AoLY TRlNlTY-bIar& Gary Smith
lay reader. $50 the church school hour;
II O'Clock, morning prayer and sermNl.
Theme. Educ ton BY Suffeeng {
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-20

Charles T. Ewert, OF white Hail, III. =;
Alabama street, Rev Joseph Rennie, OF
Greenwood Miss; Evergreen, Rev. X,
T. Gillespie, of Lexington, KY; McLe-
more avenue, Rev. william James, Of
Memphis Court avenue, Rev, ", r.:
Hendricks, Of Charleston, Mo. Central
Cumberland. Rev. W II. Parrish, OF
Nashville; Lamar Heights, Rev. K. Il,
Carroll, Of Corinth, Miss.
BAPTIST--Ff church, Rev +. +.
Gibson. Of Louisville; La Belle, Rev,
]. E. skinner. of Jackson, Tenn; Belle
vue Rev. T. r. Martin, Of Blue Noun
tain. Miss; Temple. Rev. Frederick D.
King, OF Fort Myers, Fla; Union ave-
, nue., Rev, T. S. Potts, Of san Antonio,
Texas: Seventh street, Rev Norris
Lashbrooks. of greensboro, Ky; cav
airy, Rev. VIII Cooke Boone, Of ovens
Knight, of Corinth, Miss; Binghamton,
Rev. Carl NJ O'Neal, Of Louisville; New
South Memphis, Rev. Robert Cooper, OF
Memphis.
CHRISTIAN-McLe avenue, Rev.
Il. S. Baker, of Dyersburg. Tenn; LIN
| den avenue, Rev. George II Combs, OF
| Kansas City, Mo; Merton avenue, Rev.
| Decatur street Rev. ]. Murray Taylor
| of Memphis; Third street. Rev, E. c.
| Gallagher. OF Big Run, Pa,
CONGREGATIONAIl-First church
Rev George r, Merrill of Atlanta.
The simultaneous revival Is the out
growth of plans the Memphis Protestant
| Pastors association has had under con
| sideration since early last summer
when four committees were appointed
| to manage the campaign.
| Rev. A. U. Boone. ID. pastor of the
| First Baptist church is chairman OF
| the executive committee The other
members of the executive committee
DR.. Il. e. George, secretary; b NJ
| Brown, treasurer; Rev. T. f. sharp
Rev. r. NJ. Lowry. Rev G. w, Kemper
Rev. II. O. Hofstead, Rev. Robert
| George.
Other committees are:
| Finance. M. Stratton. chairman
! A. e. Jennings. p, NJ, Brown, Jack w
Gates, j. II. Rudisill.
| Publicity--Rev. G. W. Kemper, chair
man; r. B. Clinton, W. l.. Carson, j. X
| Hyde. r. p. Powell
Prayer Meeting-Rev. IL. o. Hofstead
chairman; Rev, /, n. Strother, Il. Il
| Glass. j. w. Mckinney
One of the most encouraging features
of the revival is the keen interest sub
stantial business men. and representa-
| tive citizens of Memphis are taking II
| it. The MONDAY prayer meetings al
| Court Avenue church this week have
| been attended by the most Influential
people of the city, and expressions o
| the most sincere cooperation IN th'
revival have been general.
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ASSERTS ALL CITIZENS
WILL SUPPORT PLAN

"A recent visit and several jour
neys in the last few years to many
foreign countries. has thoroughly
convinced me that the greatest as
set our American civilization has.
is our holy religion. Our religion
is enshrined in the church A city
wide evangelistic campaign will
mean a mighty charging of our
church and spiritual life and should
bring a large ingathering to the
church. and start many new and
benevolent activities that will prove
permanent blessing to the entire
city Of Memphis.
mo good citizen whether pro-
fessedly religious or not, who has
the highest welfare of our city
deeply at heart. can afford to be
lacking in cooperation with so far
reaching a movement for the good
of all Memphis John r. Pepper,
President Of the fernando Insur-
ance Company,
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Other Denominations.

UNlTARlAN-'What If God An
swered Every Human Prayer will be
the subject of the sermon by William
+. Clark at the Unitarian preaching
services in the Majestic Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST eel.
EHTiST-SerVices at II am. and s pm.
Wednesday evening, testimonial meet
ing at Subject for Sunday les
son, Matter" Reading rooms at 14OS
Exchange building are OPP each geek
Gay from . am, to 5 pm,
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Mayor Heartily
FdUOrs Revival

at should mean a better concep-
tion on the part of the people Of
Memphis of the Golden Rule-'All'
things whatsoever ye would that
men do to you, do even so to Them
With a better conception Of this,
should come its more practical APP
pIicatlon to the affairs OF life, re-
sulting In spirit Of mutual help
fulness. t.
at should bring a moral awaken
ing to the people Of Memphis, and
should impress the duties and OBJ
legations of citizenship. Its lntlu.
ence should develop the thought In
the minds of the citizens Of Men,
phs that each and every one must
assume a measure of responsibility
for an era Of law and order, -
Mayor Rowlett Paine.
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SUNDAYS CHURCH CHIMES
WILL HERALD OPENING or
CITY'S BIGGEST REVIVAL
Total of 81 Local Churches viii Take Part In TUO Weeks
Services With 80 Out-Of- TOUH EUdngeiistS and Min
listers Assisting Memphis PASTORS
BY ROY T. RISLEH.

When the chimes of church bells Sunday morning sail Che
good people of Memphis the houses of God fOF worship it
will mark the beginning OF the greatest concerted evangest
effort city has ever witnessed Great reyas there have
BEEN in which the church. denomination certain section
has been wonderfully blessed At times the churches have united
revivas under the leadership OF weknown evangelist
Such Sam Jones George Stuart Dwight l. Moody Ira
D. Sankey Gypsy Smith IT, Burke Culpepper, George Gates
and others OF equal fame have conducted evas here that have
stirred the entire city But before 6l individual
churches all working perfect harmony engaged simultaneous
y in revival meetings in every section OF the city
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CHARACTER BUILDERS
ACTIVE IN REVIVAL

An old fashioned testimonial meeting
will feature the Sunday morning ser
vice OF the Character Builders Bible
dist church. After the Bible lesson,
members OF the class win volunteer
one minute talks on What the Char
acter Builders Have Meant to Me-"
Friday night viii be Character Builders
night at the Madison Heights revival
and the class will probably attend in a
body according TO contemplated plans.
Last Sunday the attendance was 52S.
The mems division had $50 present and
the women's division ia The attend
ance quota for each Sunday In March
Ia 4b0
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Methodist.

zFiRST-Rev. J. o. Hanes. of Brming-
fAn, Ala, general evangelist for the
SAfhodlst Episcopal church, South, will
Eenpy the pulpit at II am. and 1880
~ DR.. Hanes and j. p. Stainaker
znsic director, will assist in the re-
5sT. JoHN's-Dr. H. C. Morrison,
tAngelist, will preach at II am and
p.m. Song service at 1880 pm.
MADISON HElGHTs-Rev T. w.
5Wis, pastor Morning theme. "A
z7Feigner's PRAYER AT night, 1.-THE
30iy Ghost" Revival announcements
{lnday, Pastors night; Monday, Wom-
3iis Missionary society night; Tuesday
awards night; "Wednesday, Sunday
3hool night; Thursday, Epworth
zuilders night; Richard Martin will
la the singing,
zDNloN AVENUE-Rev. e. o. Hobbs,
zAngelist from Louisville, KY, and c.
IAnley, song leader. will assist the pas
It'll Rev. J, j. Thomas, in the revival
kfvices at pm. and 10 am. through
ID the meeting
MISSISSIPPI 5oULEVARD-Rev. w.
II Hamilton, pastor. Services each
Aening at pm. next week, Rev. T..
N Babb, evangelist, will assist the pas
VI in the revival meetings. Subject
1lnday morning, Faith" Sunday
&hool, $50 am; Epworth League, 7;l5
H.
WASHINGTON HElGHTS-Rev. C.
i Waterfield, pastor. $50 am, Sunday
Hhool; GAS pm, Epworth League.
8prning subject, 1.-THE Work of Christ &"
kening subject, THE Prodigal Son"
ST. PAUL-11 am. sermon, Thou
bd Seest Me" 1880 pm, sermon, THE
bst Christ" Revival service an
kuncements; Song service at 7:45 pm,
feaching at pm. The Rev. l.. IL.
ktes, pastor. will preach az all ser
Ves. Good music by a large chorus
hoir. Everyone cordially invited Sub
FITS: Monday, THE Lost Chord"
hesday, "Life's Business" Wednes-
~. Heaven" Thursday, He'll" Fri
hy, Death"
EPWoRTH--Rev Warner ]. Barham,
b tor, will preach at IL am, subject,
Il u Old Fashioned Home" At 1880
b.. Or. Z. e. George will preach.
3AARRls MEMoRlAL-Rev W. w
Hams, pastor Evangelist pat Da-
Is. of Louisville. Ky, will preach at
by, ana daily throughout tho revival.
APEPPEH MEmOHIRL ~~ rev. GUS
ray Andrews, pastor. Evangelist
Horge A. Baker will preach at II am.
bd 1916 pm. Sunday school at $40
h.. Epworth League at pm. Good
5nsic and a welcome.
GALLOWAY MEMORIAL Rev
flank B, Jones pastor. Services Sun
hy morning and evening. Rev. w. G..
Nope, of Charleston, Mo, will preach,
III. Swope is ono of the general evan
klists OF the NJ, Il. church, South, and
Ell do the preaching for the revival
betting. Services daily at 10 am, and
Inm
II RlNtTY-Rev. =, u. 7. Roberts pas
III Sunday school 9:45. Morning SCI:
PES. II o'clock, THE Sin of Indiffer
he" evening services, 7;3O. DR.. 7. Il.
barn to preach and hold quasterly con
1ence afterward.
IHELsEA AVENuE--Req, ". v
Ekivsl:h 7;45 pm, ''fhe Sin Of Unbe-
III Sunday school 9:45 am. Ep-
Ierth League meets at pm.
III uNTYN-Rev James NJ Jenkins
i'll pastor. Rev. Y. f.. Sharp Fresid
Isl elder of the Memphis district. will
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No Easy Matter To
Select Name For A
Mems Bible Glass

The recently consolidated mems Bible
classes OF the First Methodist church
their class-a name expressive Of the
character ana purpose OF the class and
at the same time catchy" easily said
and one that will become popular
Nearly so suggestions have been maze
to the committee appointed to select a
ame but still the matter is far from
settled, but it liz hoped that when the
class meets Sunday morning. someone
will have thought OF happy suggos-
ton that will exactly fit, Last Sun
day the class started out with an at
tendance of 1870. Joe Fowler. chairman
OF the membership committee, has set
zoo as the goal for Sunday. DR. Nj. NJ.
Want will present the Bible lesson, aud
a good orchestra viii assist with the
music.
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WHAT CAMPAIGN WILL
MEAN TO MEMPHIS
BY e. E. GEORGE

General Secretary, Y. M. c. A.
!. The qulekenInp Of the Spirit.
ual Life Of the Churches.
2, The revelation OF the Joyous
fellowship In CO. Cooperative Chris.
tian effort.
8. The revelation OF the positive
force and power for good vested In
the Evangelical Churches OF Mem.
phis.
4, The revelation OF a now Wis.
Ion Of the opportunity and ohllaa.
ton Of larger service to God and
humanity.
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DECATUR BEREANS,

The Decatur Bereans will meet 40
$3.50 am. Sunday in the Decatur Street
Christian church The question for
discussion suggested by the teacher,
harris l.. Browne, is What Is Wor-
ship" and all present are invited TO
speak Young ladies' and men are o.
vited 10 visit and join this class.
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courtesy. Happy indeed the man who possesses
these traits They are not only desirable but
give us splendid picture of the real man--the
man within. But the type of men needed today
to bring real JOY and happiness in human hearts,
are those who are constantly minifestlng spirit
of sympathy.
How we all need to follow the Man of Cali
lee Just here! He gave TO His blessed religion
the distinctive quality of sympathy, something
needed no more in His day than in ours Ger
tain standards of duty were held up constantly
before the men of the Old Testament dispense
tion; but when Jesus came, He made 1T very
plain that He came to bear with and suffer for
our offenses and to teach us to bear and forbear
with each other Although perfect Himself, He
nevertheless sympathized with the sinners of His
day, and also sympathizes with those of us who
sin today. Blessed thought!
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Congregational.

FIRST-Rev. Robert George. minister
9:fJ am, church school; II am. SER
n on theme: Covenant Relationships"
rs 10 pm, Pilgrim Young People 1880
p.m. The Arrest and Trial of Jesus
Is So tNrSh NJ ere nhs rRlNMGreaH sHSSs
sion slay.' illustrated by s!EreoptjCoR
NirtNrnS.
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Lutheran.

and classes for all ages; 1916, regular
service subject, Facing the End 3
o'clock vesper, "Wour6,d for Our
Transgressions. Nj. Bruggeman, pas
Tor
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preach at II am, Regular evening SER
vices at o'clock.
GREENLAND HEIGHTS - Rev. 7.
L. Babb will preach at II am. Jeff b.
Marmon will speak at 7:45 pm. Rev.
George H. Martin, pastor.
VERNON MEMoRIAL-The pastor,
Rev. George H. Martin, will begin a re-
vival at II am and will also preach at
night. Every member is urged to be at
these services and bring a friend