Evening star., 1920-01-03
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD
PULPIT AND PEW.

Baptist Sunday school house the ella SIS
on comparative religions. taught by
Rev. George NJ. Diffenderfer. will meet
at Z O'Clock. and the classes in psy-
later adolescence and adult, taught by
Profs. Walker. Small, Ruediger
and Collier, will meet at O'Clock.
Wednesday night the class in early
church history, taught by Rev. John
Britain Clark. will meet at : o'clock,
and the class in biblical archaeology,
led by Prof. George S. Duncan, will
meet at s o'clock. There are 512
students enrolled in the school. repre-
Senting JIG local churches While no
enrolment in any of the classes will
he accepted. it is announced that the
public is invited to attend any of the
classes.
Evangelistic services will be held in
the Metropolitan Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church, Rev. DIR. Harry d.
Mitchell minister, every Sunday night
during the month of January Begin
ning Sunday, January Is. special sery-
ices will he held every night except Sat
urday. Tomorrow the topic for the
evening sermon will he Are You De-
cclving Yourself? A Test of Faith"
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A revival will begin at the Columbia
Heights Christian Church tomorrow,
conducted by Evangelist H. +. Lutz
and Song Leader Edward Jones Sun
day evening DR.. Lutz will tell the story
OF his conversion from infidelity. At
; pm he will speak on "Revivals
Why and How"
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At the Cniversalist Church. T. and
18th streets. the pastor, Rev. l.. NJ
foWers, will give an Illustrated trav-
ei talk tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock
on Boston Up to Date" This will be
preceded by "A fivc-minute talk on
the theme, can Chests Talk" A
New Year sermon at IL am. will be
on the topic, There Go the Ships
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In keeping with the program of the
forward movement commission of tho
Methodist Protestant Church, the
North Carolina Avenue Church of that
denomination has planned to observe
the month of January as tho ''%o-to-
church month" Every member has
received a communication from the
pastor, Rev, Dr. i. Franklin Eryan.
asking that, as far as possible. every
member be present at tn" communion
service tomorrow at II an. Rev. Or
A. Norman Ward, u former paStor
who is now chancellor of Kansas City
University, nt Kansas city, Kan, VIII
assist tG" pastor in administering the
ordinance Of the l.orG'S supper at the
morning service.
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bishop g. L. BLACK of Philadel-
phia viii preach at John Wesley
church. 14th and Corcoran streets, to-
morrow morning at II O'Clock.
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The Interdcnoininational Ushers
Union and Ladies' Auxiliary of the
District of Columbia Will hold its in
stalIation services Monday at the
Liberty Baptist Church, 23d street be
tween II and | streets northwest.
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The month of January will be known
among all Methodist Protestants as
Go to Church Month" There will
therefore, be special services at the
First Methodist Protestant Church.
4th street southeast between E and
G streets. tomorrow. The pastor. Rev.
both services. The holy communion
will be given. There will be preach
ing every night during the week at
1880 o'clock. 1t is expected that a
different pastor will preach each
night.
At the Church of the Covenant Con
ventionality in Morals and Religion"
will be DR.. Woods subject at the aft
ernoon service tomorrow.
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U. ]. Biller. president Eagles Wings
New Thought Association, will talk on
the Rawson Scientific Deniar' at the
New Thought Temple, 1914 N street, to-
morrow at 11:15 am. Mr. Biller will
conduct a prosperity class after the
services at 80 o'clock.
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Dr. Charles A. Eaton of New York. re-
garded as the greatest Baptist preacher
of that city, will preach tomorrow at the
First Congregational Church. 10th and
G. streets northwest, at II am. and
pm. At $50 pm. Christian Endeavor
rally is to be held
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Communion service will be celebrated
tomorrow morning at Petworth Baptist
Church, with the pastor, Rev. F. Paul
Langhorne, preaching.
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"The Blue Bird of Happiness (sub-
ject chosen in honor of Maeterlinck's
visit to America) will be the topic of DR..
Gaze's address at the Church of Life
and Joy, 1914 N street northwest, tomor-
row at S:15 pm.