Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-21
OUT-OF-TOWN
PREACHERS IN
CITY PULPITS
A Announcement of Sunday Ser
mons Shows Varied
Church Program.
REFORMED sECTs MEET

Six classes will be held at the eighth
annual missionary conference of the re-
formed churches in the United States,
which will be held here Aug. "a to %.
The program includes a big banquet
at the auditorium of the Y. N. c. a. on
Wednesday evening under auspices Of the
Heidelberg league, and the presentation
Of a pageant, Christ in America" by
the young people of the local reformed
churches at Hollenbeck hall on Thurs
day evening.
Indianapolis churchgoers during the
vacation months have the opportunity to
hear sermons by a number of well-known
pastors from other cities.
Rev. John Allen Blair of Philadelphia
will preach at the joint morning services
of the First and Fourth Presbyterian
churches at the formers auditorium.
1.-THE Fundamental Unities" will be the
theme of a sermon by Rev. Milo j. Smith,
national secretary Of the American Tenn
perance board at the North Park Chris
tan church tomorrow morning
Rev. H. c. Clippenger, pastor of the
Locust Street N. E. church, at Greencas-
tie, will preach at the morning and eve
ming services at the King Avenue NJ. b.
church.
Rev. P. L. Powell of Franklin college
will preach at the First Baptist in the
morning,
Prof. w. w. Sweet of DePauw univer-
sity will deliver the sermon at the morn
ing services of the Meridian Street NJ. E.
church. A special musical program will
be given.
"The Call and the Commission" viii
be the theme Of the sermon by the Rev.
J. B. Parsons at the BrOOkside Z. B.
church in the morning.
A platform meeting will be held in
the evening.
Rev. Thomas f. White will preach at
the Tabernacle Presbyterian in the morn
ing and the Tabernacle chapel in the eve
ming.
How Can We Love God?' is to be the
theme of the Rev. Loudan A Hartman
at the Second Presbyterian church IN the
morning
At the Meridian Heights church the
Rev. I. R. White will preach in the
morning. There will be no evening serv-
ices.
breaches ON
'JONAHS BLUES"
The Cfty's Gates and Jonah Hav-
ing the Blues" will be the themes of the
sermons of DR.. George NJ. Smith, pastor
OF the Roberts Park NJ E. church at the
morning and evening services, resfec-
lively.
= 1t the Central Avenue NJ. E., DR.. o. W.
Fifer will preach on Separation Sc
quences" at the morning services.
Musical numbers VIII be given by the
choir.
THE Three Crosses and mo Room in
the Inn will be the afternoon and eve
ming topics Of A. c. Pope at the Wheeler
mission.
At the Broad Ripple NJ E. church, DR..
E. A. Robertson will preach on The
Purpose and Teaching of Jesus Vaca-
ton" in the morning and THE Word
of God We Sis the Word of a Woman"
in the even ng.
Rev. W :. Davis will preach THE
Mind Of the Master" at the First Luth-
eran in the morning.
at the Central Christian the Rev.
Charles Lynn Pyatt of Pennsylvania uni
versity, Lexington, Ky, viii preach the
morning sermon
'"The Sleeping Savior" viii be the
theme of the morning sermon OF DIR.
Benjamin Rist at the st. Paul NJ E.
church.
In the evening there will be union
service of the ST Paul NJ E, the Sew
enth Christian and the Home Presby !
terrain churches with Rev. Robert Nc
Landres, Indiana superintendent of re-
licious education. in charge.
Rev. Charles Gunsaulus will preach at
tie Speedway Christian church on Loose
Him and Let Him Co. and when He
Shall Have Delivered Up the Kingdom
of God" at the morning and evening
services, respectively.
At the Mansur Park Methodist Protes-
. tant church Rev. Fred Clark Of Elkhart
VIII preach in the evening.
Gods Great Game With the Children
of Men" and How It Was Healed" win
be the morning and evening topics of
Rev. D. W. Nichols at the Hall Place NJ
L. church.