Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-16
Sunday Services
iTt City Churches

nifty Methodist Church-Pastor. the
Key. Clarence kerlin. SUNDAY morning
there VIII lee q combination SUNDAY
School and church service at 9.45 Tie
subject Of the address will be. "Our
MiSSi 1nary Work" and for the evening
The Greatest Short Story in the World %
North Park Christian Church-Pastor
Lhc tiev !. D. Garrison. The subject
Tor the morning service will be. Does
the Faith OF Christ Exist In the World e
ID the evening. A Man After God 5
Heart VIII be the theme and there VIII
bee special music and community sing
Ing
Irvington Methodist Episcopal Church
Pastor. the Rev W T.. Ewing The
Rev T. Rogue viii speak sunday morn
ing AMI dt the evening service the Rev.
A. : Marble will deliver an address.
Maple Road Methodist Episcopal
Churrh-Pastor the Rev T. H. Hodde-
ridge. sunday morning Miss LEILA Mort
eumery. EVANGELIST. viii speak on The
Gift Of the Holy Spirit" and in the eve
mug viii deliver an address on This
Second Coming OF Christ" Mss Mont
g0merT VIII conduct services during The
following week.
kt.g avenue Methodist Church-pastoy
the Rev W ". Clouse The theme Tor
the morning service VIII be. The Other
Side and IN the evening, The Lost
Crown"
Meridian street Methodist Episcopal
Church-Pastor. she Rev Virgil +. Rorer
The subject Of the morning address will
be-. "A Parable of Spring and that for
the evening service viii be, The Way
of Cain"
Iirst' Friends Characterization, the Rev.
" q. True1I00d- The morning address
VIII be on Redemption rs "A Working
Doctrine
All souls Unitarian Characterization. the
Rev + s. 80 ~ -E=. The Religion Of
John Burroughs VIII be the subject of
the morning address.
Chur- h-i'usLor. the Rev. !. r. ParSOn.
The subject for the morning address will
be The Thorn Test, in the evening,
a Constant Search With Candles"
Hsrtsviile chr. stan Chureh-Pastor,
the Rev Charles II. Gunsaulus. Watch
and Pray" will be the theme IF the morn
ing service and tie evening address viii
be Go and Sin No More"
Central Avenue VI +. Church-Past0r.
: the Rev. q. W tifer. The morning ad-
dress IS 20 be Oh AS Plants Cornerstones
Are the Bible Message 10 the Teen
Age In the evening the pastor VIII
speak on Helpless, Hopeless Yes,
Saved"
st. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran
Chureh-Pas-0r, the Rev. l. C. Fackler.
will speak Oh The Result OF Luther's
Firmness AZ the Diet at Worms" The
Luther League viii give Luther pro
gram in the evening. which will include
The Life OF Luther by Elmer kest-
ner; The Greatest Woman in Modern
History" by Miss Anna Kreitline. and
The Effect of Luther's Firmness at the
Diet at Worms by Miss LeOna Ground.
Hall Place Methodist Episcopal Church
Pastor, the Rev. Horace A Sprague
Sunday mornings address viii be on
The Friends and in the evening The
Cause of Separation
First Church of the Primitive Chris
tians-Pastor. the Rev. Harland D. Car.
rick. The subject for the afternoon meet
ing at Morrison Hall 52I3 Monument Cir
Gle, will be from the book Of Citations
The topics for the night service will be
The Spiritual Interpretation of the
Bible and the Correct Catechism for
Humanity"
broadway Methodist Episcopal Church
Pastor, the Rev. William B. Farmer.
Sunday morning, Bishop Leete will oc-
cupy the pulpit and Sunday evening DR.
Farmer will speak on Some Reserva-
tons Of Sin There will be a song serv-
ice in connection with the evening meet
ing, when the same song books as were
used at the Gypsy Smith meetings will
be used.
Capitol Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church-Pastor, the Rev. ]. Edwin MUIR.
Or. Brown, formerly editor of The West
elu Christian Advocate, will occupy the
pulpit
Second Presbyterian Chureh-The Rev
Thomas Graham will speak at the morn
ing service on The sympathy of Christ. D"
The subject at thes vesper services at 80
P. N. will be THE Freedom Of Man"