The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-09
NEW SERVICE HOURS AT
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Al innoyation in regular church services in Birmingham will be the First Presbyterian's change to laue afternoon instead of Sunday night meet ings.
 Dr MacSporran will inauguraee this feature today, when he will preach cn some of the lessons of Hawthorne Scarlet Letter" There will also be special music.
 Birmingham visitors to New York and eastern cities familiar with the open churches in the last hour CT the sunday afternoons, where one can step aside for a little while to near thoughtful worth while sermon and an anthem or two, and go ones way. This idea is now to be carried out in downtown Birmingham by the First Presbyterian church. and is intended to fill a more or less vacant place in the Sundays of the city's rapidly incrcas~ ing number of transients and down. town dwellers. Dr. MacSporran will have the needs and desires of these men and women very clearly in mind in these late Sunday afternoon serv- iceE.
 Another step in the same direction will be the noon prayer meeting at this church each Wednesday, when the church will be open for all who will attend a very brief and simple service in the heart of busy day and city MUSIC AT THE CHURCHES
 First Baptist Church-Morning; Pre- Jude, Sonata in D Flat" tJosef Rhein- berger). Anthem. How Manifold Are Thy Works" (Barnby). Offertory, "Of- fertoire" (Ambroise Thomas). Postlude "Marche aux Flambeaux" (Barton). Evening: Prelude, Les Preludes" (Franz Liszt). Anthem, Send Out Thy Light" (Gounod). Offertory "Angelus' tAlbert Renaud). Postlude. March in D" (Barnby).
 First Methodst-Morning organ prelude: Pilgrims Song of Hope CBa- tiste) Hymn No. ar. More Love to Thee, o Christ" (Doane). Prayer. An them, Come Ye Disconsolate" (sneck- er). Announcements. Scripture read ing. Offertory, 70 Sacred Head, Now Wounded' (Shepard). sermon. pr. George R. Stuart Hymn No. 19, Come Thou Fount" (Wyeth). Benediction. Organ postlude, Melody" (Beethoven)
 Evening, 7:sO p. m.: Organ prelude, "Offertorio in F Major (Batiste). Hymn No. s4s, Jesus Calls Us Over the Tumult" (Judge). Prayer. Anthem, Send Out Thy Light (Gounod), An nouncements. Scripture reading. Off, fertory. .''He Gave Himself for Me" CDe yenter). Sermon. "Dr. George R. Stu art, Hymn No PIP. Just As I Am" (Bradbury). Benedction. Organ post Jude. "Postlude" (Flagler).
 Morning Service: Organ "Andante Cantabile" (Tschaikowsky). Quartet "The Lord Is My Light (Speaks). organ, "Hosannah" (DuBois).
 Afternoon Service: Organ Even Song" (Johnston). Anthem, Send Our Thy Light, (Gounodp. Bass solo, "'rhe Pilgrim Organ postlude. Night Song" fSchumann).
 Morning ServRe: Organ, (sl prelude in F GA. Mauro); (b) offertory (Kuhe) Doxology. ;Sevenfold Amen Stain er). Hymn 1eo. Anthem, Be still then and know that he is God He shall be exalted among the heathen, shall be exalted in the earth. Alleluia. Amen Hymn 2S2. Offertory solo. 70 God Have Mercy from "St Paup (Men- delssohn), MT. Leon Cole. Response tWhelpton). Organ, "Melodie" tMos- kowski).
 Evening Service: Piano solo. "Relig- ious Harmonies" (Liszt). Anthem, 70, How Amiable Are Nly Dwellingss twest). Hymn. Offertory solo, Love tRoot). Mrs Hayes Tucker.
 Morning: Prelude, Russian March tClark). Anthem. Turn Thee to the Lord" {Gounod). Solo, selected. Mir. Carr. Postlude (Ashford).
 Evening: Prelude, Meditation" from Hark My soul' (shelley). Solo. se- lected, Mrs. Strickland. Postlude tPar- ker).