Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-13
LOCAL WORKERS
PLANNING FOR
CHURCH MEET
Ninth Annual Missionary
Conference of Reformed
BODY to Gather Aug. 22-2S.

The ninth annual missionary confer
enVe OF the reformed Churches of Indian
apolis and the Middle West will be held
in the auditorium of the Young Women S
Christian Association, 329 North Penn
siyvania street, Aug. - to IS
A fellowship and get -gether meeting
will be held at the opening on Monday
evening when Prof George StibitZ, d. D.,
OF tie CeiJor,l Seminary at Day ton, viii
/ speak on Pitching the Tune Follow
( ing this address there will be a recrea
/ rion program under the direction of the
/ Rev. Gerhard Gebaardt, of this city.
! One of the leaders will be the Rev.
| Paul S. Leinbach, D. D., of Philadelphia,
editor Of the Reformed Church Messen-
ger. tie Will speak Thursday evening,
lug. %, on'"Who Follows in His Train?'
He will also conduct the Pastors and
rs c.sss OF the conference.
SIN STUDY
CLASSES PLANNED.
There will be six study classes dur
ing the conference follows: Home
Missions, led by the Rev. c. E. Schaeffer
d. d., of Philadelphia; Foreign Mis-
sions, led, by the Rev. A. V. Casselman
Of Philadelphia; Womens Work, led by
Mrs. Il. B. Examines, Tinon, and by
Mrs II. s. Gekeler of Cleveland, Ohio !;
Sunday School Work, led by the Rev.
o. B. Moor, Indianapolis; Young Peo-
pies York. led by Miss c. A. Miller OF
Philadelphia; pastors and elders class,
led by the Rev. p S. Leinbach.
Prof A. Krampe, d. D., of Sheboy-
gan, Wis, will deliver a series of in
sPirational addresses on "The High
PriestIy Prayer" DIR. c. A. Hauser OF
Philadelphia will deliver a series of lee
lures on the following Sunday school top
Gro nj
leadership Mrs. ]. String of Cleveland
will conduct an institute hour on the
children's division In Sunday school work
DIR. KNATZ
TO LEAD MUSIC.
The Rev. f. w Knatz. Of Fort Wayne
Indiana. musical leader, win be IN
charge OF the conference music. on
Tuesday evening there will be a motion
picture display presenting in vivid form
the foreign fields under the title OF
Kingdom Pictures" This lecture will
be given by the Rev. A V. Casselman,
who secured these pictures in the Orient,
while he was connected whh the Inter
Church World Movement On Wednesday
evening. the Women's Missionary Union
OF Indianapolis. will present a pageant
entitled From Self to Service On
Wednesday afternoon. there will be
chudren's story hour, when the Rev. L.
P. Pouinger d. u. OF Madison, Wis. viii
deliver an address on "Wanderings
Among the Winnebago Indians DIR Pol
linger is the general secretary of the
Reformed Church and has also the SUI
pervision Of the work among the Whine
bago indians at Black River Falls, Wis.
Wis.
DIR. sCHAEFFER
TO TALK.
The last important address will he
delivered at the st. Johns Reformed
Church at Merrill aud Alabama streets
on sunday evening Aug. %, when the
Rev. c. F. Schaefer u. u, will speak
on The Unfinished Task"
There are nine Reformed Churches In
the city, which are now engaged in
planning for the conference, cooperating
with the executive committee consisting
Of the Rev. w. II. Knierim president;
the Rev. o. b. Moor. secretary, and the
Rev. ]. +. Grauel, treasurer.
The meetings OF the conference are
open 10 the public and g large delegation
is expected to attend the sessions from