The Washington times., 1921-04-02
Go to Church Tomorrow

| "The Pope In America" will be the
subject of An address by Judge Gil
bert o. Nations. professor OF eccle-
siasticaI history at the American
University, at . meeting OF the Wash
ington Secular League at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon in Perpetual
Building Hall. IIo1 e street north
west. Open forum discussion will
follow.
Jesus VIII Wait on Some Chris
tians Hereafter" IL the subject taken
by the Rev. Z. Hez SVEN for his
sermon tomorrow night at Centennial
Baptist Church. mis- morning sub
ject will be "a Remarkable Relation
to God" During the past week the
auditorium OF the church has been
Iredecorated and carpeted-
| Many of tho eighty members who
joined the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church during it's recent revival
meetings will be formally received
into the church tomorrow morning.
DIR. Earle whitley, pastor, will preach
on Burning Hearts" Tomorrow night
his topic will be "The Lord OF the
Tempest" The Bible school will OBJ
serve primary department day to-
morrow, under direction Of Miss
Elizabeth Wilson, superintendent OF
the primary department, and Elton A.
Gongwer. general superintendent of
the school.
Rev. Guy Fl. Madara- an Espiscopal
missionary from Alaska, will preach
at the Church of the Ascension at the
II o'clock service tomorrow morning,
and at st. Agnes Church, 46 Q street
northwest at the s o'clock evening
service. Rev. Mr.. Madara will speak
of the work in Alaska, which is being
directed by Bishop Rowe. At the
Church Of the Ascension the Easter
music will be repeated at the morning
service.
Rt. Rev. Henry St George Tucker.
Bishop of Kyoto. japan. will preach
at st. Marks Episcopal Church to-
morrow morning at the IL o'clock
service. Bishop Tucker Is a son OF
the Bishop of Southern Virginia, and
I is one OF the well-known Virginia
family of that name.
Rev. James f. Freeman, rector OF
the Church Of the Epiphany, win ad-
dress the combined state conventions
of the Y. NJ. c. A. at Cumberland, Md
April IS. Senator Spencer OF Missouri
will also be a speaker. DR.. Freeman
will also address the Baltimore
ciericus Of the Episcopal church on
April IL.
The rarent-Teachers association Of
the Episcopal Diocese of Washington
met this week at st. Andrews Church.
The subject under discussion was the
Church School Service League.
The question. "Is Christianity .
Failure?" will be answered by Judge
william +. Norris, Of the Department
of Justice, in an address to the
organized adult Bible class OF
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church.
tomorrow morning at 9:45 o'clock.
"zionism and the Scriptures" will
be discussed by the Rev. DR.. Thomas
NJ. Chalmers editor of the Jewish
Missionary Magazine OF New York. In
METROPOLITAN Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church tomorrow night.
The Rev. DR.. Harry ID. Mitchell, pas
tor will preach at the morning
service.
| The Rev. Frederick r. Griffin. pas
tor OF the First Unitarian Church. OF
philadelphia, will preach at the morn-
ing service at All Souls Church. In
the Knickerbockcr Theater, tomorrow.
The subject will be 'The King of Love
and Courage"
So large is the attendance OF the
Mems Bible Class of Eastern Presby-
terian Church that II was found neces-
sary to move from the room 1t oc-
cupied to larger quarters In the
church gallery. At the annual meet
ing Of the class, G. II. winsow was
reelected teacher: J. N. Barker. presi-
dent: c. w. Bailey, vice president; j.
Laster. secretary: Alexander Tosh,
assistant secretary: G.. w. c. HallidA-
treasurer: II. l.. Davis, assistant treas
urer, and Harry Elkins, social secre-
tary.
"The Ideal Christian" will be the
subject OF the lesson to be taught to-
morrow in the Calvary Methodist
Mems Class by. Mrs Homer Hoch.
Tho annual banquet Of tho class will
be held on the night OF April 15.
Senator Willis OF Ohio will be the
principal speaker.
Beginning tomorrow night Rev.
Jason Noble Pierce will give a series
OF preludes on current events before
the sermon at the First CongrcEa-
tional Church, Tenth and @ streets
northwest.
Ths sermon prelude this Sunday at