The Washington times., 1921-07-02

TO SPREAD THEIR
GOSPEL IN papers
Employment Of Publicity Men
Urged by Leaders Of
Church.

Recognizing the value OF newspa-
the publicity department Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. wI.h
headquarters In Now York, this wsek
decided to urge upon all Episcopal
diocese in thee country the employ
ment OF publicity men.
During a two-day conference on the
subject OF publicity, at which the
Rev. c. n. Stetson. chairman of .aS
press scommitte OF rhe Washington
diocese was prsSArt. Z resolution was
passed to that sffse,. The matter
will be brought before each OF tbs
diocass conventions during the nsxt
twelve months and action on the mat
ter urged.
The sv. Mr.. stAtson statSd thaat the
conference also resolved 70 ask TO the
general church to establish . central
news bureau IN New York. from
which nsws Of q general character
about the church will be disseminated
All over the country.
Beginning tomorrow, and during
July. the ev. Thomaas r. shosMnith
VICAR OF All Saints Chapel. LAighton.
Pa. will have charge OF the services
At st. Marks EpiscopAl Church. Dur
ing August. the Rsv Horace w. etowsll,
rector Of st. Johns. East Mauch Church.
Pa. will have charge Of the ssrvicea
T'hs Rev. c. n stetson. rector. and his
asastantts will be on THAR vacations.
An Independence Day sermon will
be preached tomorrow by thS HSv.
Thomas Williamson, Jr.. rector OF
the Church Of the Advent. Some of
the organizations OF Advent parish
will continue their activities during
the summer. instAad of adjourning. -
has been the case In the past The Rev.
Mr. Williams and Mrs. Williams have
moved into the new rsctory, 14e u
street northwest.
The Rev Loyal w. Madden. Of
stanford, Ill, who arrived here yes
terday. will occupy tho pulpit Of the
lexington Presbyterian Church sun
day mornings during July. He nas
preached from the ruipits OF tbs
largest Presbyterian churches IN
America. and 10 widely known a. an
author of religious works.
The Rev. Herbert r. Randolph will
give his third sermon on .'The Pearl
Of Prayers at Foundry Methodtst
Episcopal Church. sixteenth ami
Church streets northwsst at II o'clock
tomorrow morning. His subject for
tomorrow will bs "Ths Will OF God"
At the s o'clock service DIR. j. w.
Van Kirk will speak on The Dec,a-
ration of Independence"
An illustrated sermon on .Jerussiem
and It's Suburbs viii be given by the
Rev. John e. BriGra pastor Of Fifth
Baptist Church, 623 r street south
west, at 8 o'clock Sunday night Many
Of the pictures to be shown were TAX en
by DR.. Briggs on q recent trip to the
Holy Land. Mrs. L. H. Windsor will
sing "Ths Paine" and W. H. ConkIyn
will sing "The Holy City,
"A Separated Nation will Be the
subject OF q Fourth OF July sermon
by the Rev. George A. Miller. pastor.
at the Ninth Street Coristian Church.
Ninth and d streets no.thssst at IL
o'clock tomorrow morning. His eve
ming sermon win be on -obscurtne
the Vision"
The Rev. James Henderson. pastor
of Trinity A NJ. Z. Zion Church, An
nounces that all services during the
summer will be held promptly on time
and will be OF one hour duration. Al
s o'clock tomorrow night holy com
munion will be given.
Miss Margaret MAhany. d. NJ. will
speak on The Secret Of Power at
IL o'clock tomorrow morning in the
Church of Life and JOY. 1914 N street
northwest. Matthews Dawson, author
and teacher. will talk on There 10 No
Vacuum" at the o'clock services.
'How She Got . Diamond Ring
From q Young Man" 10 the title Of
the sermon TO be given tomorrow
night by the Rev. e. Hsz SVEN at
Centennial Baptist Church The morn
ing subject will be IAN InterestinS
Incident"
DNTA DIAMC rn LnAlnD