The Washington herald., 1920-07-10
Reuiual of World Gospel Campaign
Welcomed by Churchmen in District;
Work to Resume on Smaller Scale

Washington denominations in the
recent spectacular campaign of the
Interchurch World Movement
learned with qualification yesterday
Of the action of the gathering of
leaders Of the movement in New
York July favoring the continu-
ance OF the work, even though on a
reduced scale.
They declare that the Interchurch
movement can no more be pro-
nounced a failure than IL can be
said that the Revolutionary War
was a failure because II left the
Thirteen Colonies in debt.
Fund Drive Dropped.
1t was unanimously decided to
continue the movement. though on a
greatly modified scale and with
skeletonized staff. The drive for
funds will not be resumed. 1t is an
nonnced. but material already COL
lected will be conserved for future
use, $780,. e--.
The movement will be continued
under the direction of a committee
of fifteen who are TO confer with
representatives of the IS denomina-
tions cooperating in the movement.
and il they deem wise. with repre-
sentatives of other church bodies"
and recommend plans for the future.
An effort will be made to preserve
the ideal which inspired the move
ment and it is hoped to recover the
support of the Northern Baptists and
Northern Presbyterians. who re-
Gently withdrew.
New York Avenue Presbyterian.
In New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church the Rev. Wallace
Radcliffe will preach at IL o'clock
Sunday morning. Fellowship hour
will be observed at 6 o'clock and a
Christian Endeavor vesper service
evening service.
Foundry Methodist Episcopal.
Breakfast on the Beach" will be
the subject of tomorrow mornings s
sermon in Foundry Methodist
Church, where the pastor, the Rev.
Herbert Randolph, will occupy the
pulpit. At s o'clock in the evening
he will give the fourth Of his series
Of illustrated lectures on "A Better
America for Better Americans" The
topic will be America, the Land of
Opportunity" The Foundry Quar-
tet will give musical selections
both morning and evening.
Church OF Our Father.
The Rev. Walter II. MACPHERSON.
of Joliet, Ill. will occupy the pull
pit in the Church of Our Father
Sunday morning. Tomorrow's serv-
ice will be the last until Septem-
Der 1s.
Church of the Covenant.
In the Church of the Covenant
the Rev. Charles Wood will preach
at IL o'clock tomorrow morning.
There will be a special musical
service at 7:45 p. m. present Day
Epicureanism" will be Rev. Wood s
subject at o'clock.
Church of Life and Joy.
At the Church of Life and Joy
Mrs. Viva M. January, of the Unity
School of Christianity. Kansas
City. will deliver the third Of the
series of lectures on Prosperity"
at Sis p. m. Sunday. The subject
will be Debts"
American University Chapel.
The Rev. Jason Z. Mathews will
preach in American University
Chapel tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock.
International Bible Students.
T. A. Baeuerlein, of Brooklyn. n.
Y, will lecture at the International
Bible Students meeting in Pythian
Temple at J o'clock tomorrow after
noon. His subject will be Millions
Now Living Will Never Die"
First spIrftuaIist.
Pastor Alfred H. Terry, of the
First Spiritualist Church will lee
ture on THE Open Door" in the
Pythian Temple at o'clock Sunday
afternoon. Spirit messages will fol-
low the lecture. This will be the
last meeting of the season.
Mount Vernon Place.
"The Dead Church" will be the
subject of the Rev. Clovis G. Chap
pell's sermon In Mt. Vernon Place
Church tomorrow morning. At s;15
p. m. the pastor will preach on The
Wayward Wife"
First CengreGationalist.
] The Rev. j. Edgar Park will
preach morning and evening in
First Congregational Church. He
Is pastor OF West Congre egationaI