The Washington herald., 1921-02-05
PRELENTEN MOVE
UNITES CHURCHES
in JOINT ACTIVITY
Canon Douglass Efforts
Successful-Sermons
Tomorrow.

The uhification movement which
has been in progress among wash
ington pastors gives promise of as
suning large proportions following
the action Of Canon Douglass, act
ing rector Of st. Johns Protestant
Episcopal Church, who has banded
a majority of the Protestant minis
ters Of the city into an interdenomi-
national service preliminary to the
Lenten time.
In the wake Of Canon Douglass
move the LaVmen's Service Asso-
citation has Instituted a series or
half-hour services, from 1880 until
l o'clock, with prominent speakers
occupying the pulpit.
Dean Rousmaniere, of Boston, has
been conducting the women's serV-
ices in st. Johns Church and will
continue until the Lenten services
start with the advent Of Ash We'd
nesdsy.
Foundry NJ. E.
Bishop william F. Mcdowell will
preach in the Foundry Methodist
Episcopal Church tomorrow morn
ing, and DIR. John Reid Shannon
will give the evening sermon. A
series Of lectures on The Christ
tor, the Rev. Herbert F. Randolph,
during Lent, and starting Thurs
day evening.
Ninth Street Christian.
"Ephesus, the Place of Pauls Pas
torate," will be the topic of the
Rev. George A MiIler's sermon in
the Ninth Street Christian Church
tomorrow evening. The morning
topic will be ''Psurs Letter to the
Galatians"
All souls.
Dr. Ulysses C. B. Pierce, pastor
of All Souls Church, will preach
on The Joyous Faith" tomorrow
morning in the Knickerbocker The
ater. A special musical program,
with David n mser, yiolinist, will
be given at the service. Handers
'Larghetto" will be one of the solos.
Centennial Baptist.
Pastor E. Hez SVEN, Of the Cen
tenniaI Baptist Church, will speak
on "A Man Was So Glad He Walked
the Road" tomorrow evening, fol-
lowing which will be the service of
baptism The morning sermon will
be The School Of Grace" A brass
pulpit ldbAC VIZ OO
Veiled at the morning service.
Cleveland Park Congregational.
Representative Yates, of Illinois,
will give an address on Abraham
Lincoln to the members of the CIeve-
land Park Community Service in
the Congregational Church tomor-
row evening.
Petworth baptist.
E. Hilton Jackson. moderator OF
the Columbia Association Of Baptist
Churches, will speak tomorrow
morning in the Petworth Baptist
Church. Rev. Paul E. Langhorne.
pastor, will give the evening ser.
mon.
Fifth Baptist.
DR.. J. Sidney Peters, Chautauqua
lecturer, will speak on The Great
est Issue Before Mankind" tomor-
row evening in the Fifth Baptist
Church. A campaign for member
ship is being conducted by the Sun
day schools of the church.
TennsIIytown Baptist.
Rev. J. G. Pulliam, of North Caro-
lima, will address the members Of
the TennelIytown Baptist Church to-
morrow morning and evening.
First baptist.
DR.. Henry Allen Tupper, pastor
Of the First Baptist Church, will
speak tomorrow morning on The
Contagion of Commercial Conduct"
and The Three Greatest Facts in
the Universe" in the evening. E.
Hilton Jackson will address the
Bible class at 10 a. m.
Church of Our Father.
Members of the Baltimore Uni
versalist Church will be entertained
by the young people of the Church
Of Our Father at a supper tomor-
row evening in the auditorium Of
the church. Following the ban
quet, DR.. Stanley Manning, national