Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-28
MISSIONARY
CONFERENCE
ENDS SUNDAY
Union Services at Emmanuel
Church Marks End of
Meeting.
SUBJECTS OF PASTORS

"Go-to-church Sunday" will mark the
last day Of the eighth annual missionary
conference of the Reformed church in
the United-States. which has been hold
ing at its sessions at Honenbeck hall,
Y. W. c. A.
In the morning services will be held
at the respective Reformed churches in
the city and in the evening union services
will be held at the Emmanuel Reformed
church.
Rev. Alfred Ankeney will deliver an
address on Opportunities for Life
Service for the Young People of Today"
and Rev. Ezra Il. Guinther will speak on
Forward Movements in Foreign Mis-
sion Fields"
Present day topics will be themes Of
many pastors at the church services to-
morrow.
At the Roberts Park NJ. E. church DR..
G. VI. Smith, pastor, will preach on 1.-THE
In Memoriam," in the morning and
"a Moving Picture in the evening.
THE Divinity OF Life" will be the
theme Of DR.. Owen Davies odell at the
morning services OF the Second Presby-
terrain church.
At the First Congregational church.
Rev. Geotge Savary, pastor, viii preach
on Goods Answer to the Pessimist In
the morning.
Rev. William F. Jones of Carlinville,
Ill, will preach at the Tabernacle Pres
byterian church in the morning and at
the Tabernacle chapel in the evening.
At the First Presbyterian church Rev.
John Allen Blair of Philadelphia will
preach on Moral By ISLANDERS" in the
morning, and Rev. Edward Haines Kist-
Ter. pastor, will preach on The Spiritual
Sixth Sense"
THE Summer Life of Jesus" will be
the theme of DR.. o. W. Fifer at the Cen
trail Avenue NJ. e. church in the morning.
breaches
ON "vERDUN."
c. F. Coffin will make an address be-
fore the adult members Of the Sunday
school on "Verdun aud Its Significance"
At the Meridian Heights church Rev.
! T.. R. White, pastor, win preach on "An
Urgent Message to the Young Man of
Today" in the morning, and at the GAS
evening vesper services on The Pilgrim
Fathers Message to Those Who Came 300
Years After Them"
DR.. Philip L. Frick will preach at the
Meridian Street NJ. E. church on 1.-THE
Optimism of Christ" at the morning serv-
ices.
The Evangel Of Gods Grace" viii be
the theme of-Rev. r. E. NeighboE at the
First Baptist church at the morning
services
The Four Biggest Sinners in Indian
apolis'' will be the theme of J. A. Nipper
at the Wheeler Mission in the evening.
Rev. CharlesAH Gunsaulus will preach
at the Speedway Christian church on
Come, for All Things Are Ready" in the
morning and in the evening on The
Power Of Prayer"
At the Sutherland Presbyterian church
Rev. r. ]. McLandress will fill the pull
pit in place of Rev. John T.. Prentiss,
who is away on a vacation.
BUTLER MAN
TO HOLD PULPIT.
Rev. c. ". Moore Of Butler college
Will occupy the pulpit at the Central
Christian. church tomorrow, taking the
place of Rev Allen B. PhiIputt pastor.
At the st. Paul NJ. f. church Rev.
Aaron c. Watkins Of Germantown, O..
prohibition candidate for president. viii
preach in the evening at the union serv-
ices with the Home and Seventh Pres
byterisn churches.
Dr. Benjamin Rist, pastor. VIII preach
In the morning on 'Fhe Weeping Sa-
vior.'
At the Trinity Ny F. church home
coming services win be observed tomor-
row.
Rev. CLARK n. Wilson, pastor. viii
preach on "Thc Abundance of His
Grace" in the morning, and in the even
ing union services Wills be held for the
River Avenue ard Trinity churches.
Rev E. F. Stewart VIII al the pulpit
at the Brookside Park U. y. church In
the morning. and Grover Shinn, a Y. ~
c. A. worker, viii speak on his expert
cnces on the front in the evening.
"A New Cure for Sin" will be the sub.
ject of the sermon by Rev. W. u. Starr
at the North Park Christian church in
the morning.
baritone solo viii be given by P.
VI. Grant.