The New York herald., 1921-12-10
TOPICS TOMORROW
In CITY CHURCHES
DIR. Faunce Will Speak in His
Old Pulpit, the Fifth Ave
nue. Baptist.
ADDRESS BY DIR. WADIA
Indian Will Speak in Town
Hall on 'Reincarnation
and Karma.'

Among many interesting church ad-
dresses tomorrow will be that OF DR..
w. Fl. L. Faunce. president Of Brown
University. delivered to the Bible class
OF the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, at
s:i0 A. NJ. A feature about this talk
Is that DR.. Faunce was formerly min
lister at the Fifth Avenue Baptist and
his temporary come back" is therefore
creating much interest in the congrega-
ton.
Dr. Faunce will take for his subject
Can Christian be a Patriot?" It is
expected a number of Brown alumni
will be present
Another very unusual address will be
that OF Bahman P. wadia- OF Madras,
India, who speaks tomorrow morning
in the Town Hall on "Reincarnation
and Kama. This is the first of two ad-
dresses DIR. Wadia will mako under the
auspices of the Theosophical Associa-
lion of New York. AS indicated by
the subject he speaks in support OF the
belief that man lives many times OH
this earth in the course of his evolution
towards perfection.
Or. Wadia is noted in the Orient as
the organizer of India's labor movement
and it's delegate to the Geneva Congress
of the League of Nations, on appoint
ment by the Viceroy.
At Calvary Episcopal Church. Fourth
avenue and Twenty-first street, a
Christmastide service will be held to-
morrow afternoon. This is the Manger
Service and 1t always makes a distinct
appeal. The Manager in wh...h the
Christmas scenes and characters are
portrayed is placed in the chancel steps.
The service is informal with the GEN.
tral theme being the story OF tho Man
ger and ITS message of Gods gifts to
us.
Those coming to the service bring
gift marking it for hoy" or a "girP
and during the singing Of hymn these
;ra brought and placed before the Man.
ger After the service these gifts are
s.n; to Traces where children would not
know the JOY of Christmas gift II
1, did not cIme in .his way.
Preachers in Cathedral.
Preachers in the Cathedral of st.
..r,t se ni-'-~ tomorrow viii be. at
at tho Very Pev. II. e. W.
Tos5roke, % n Dean Of the General
Theoiogira1 sennlnary New York. and
saf n M the Rev WA. w. Bellinger.
r.. vicar OF -. Agnes Chapel.
srfrity Parish
At the g-GeEiate calrch. West End
avenue and SevenlJ enth street. the
minister. Rev. Henry Evertson Cobb.
ID. D., will preach at both services.
The choir will sing "The Wilderness"
by Goss. and Barnbys Cantata. THE
Ir;rat C,hrisfnas"
AT Rutgers Presbyterian Church DR..
russell will preach tomorrow morning
at II O'Clock on: The Portrait OF a
Soldier
At the o'clock Sunday night service
Dr. Russell's topic will be John. the
BAPTIST A Study in Courage Inc
choir Will sing a group OF American
Christmas carols.
Tbe meetings at Glad Tidings Taber-
nacle s52-9 West Thirty-third street
so,rnerIv the Collegiate Baptist Church'
are creating unusual interest especiaIiy
of the divine healing service heid each
Friday at 2:3o p. NJ. All manner OF all
n,entg and injuries arc reported 10 nave
been healed.
Perhaps the most remarkable was
that of a child that had not walked Ior
two years. After anolntlhs anu P'a'
Il walked perfectly.
A. the Broadway Presbyterian
y
Church. the Rev. DIR. Walter Duncan
y,uchanan. pastor, communion VIII De
ohserved tomorrow at the usual nour
~ morning service. and new nempers
will be received In the evening at
The pastor will preach.
Rev. Harry p. Nichols, ID. d.. rector
Of Holy Trinity Church. VIII preach IN
st Paul's chapel. Columbia university'
to-rnorrow afternoon at z. VI. froI.
IIoll will be m CNaTRe
or the music.
Ar the Church of the Divine Pater-
nitv Central Park West and Seventy
sixth street, the minister, Joseph fort
Newton, d. Lit, ID. D., will preacn at
II A. NJ, his subject being The Golden
Rule." At the 4:30 p. M. vesper serv-
ice DIR. Newton win give the third In
his series of talks about Brownins'
t,e theme being Browning. the Chris
ian" The children's church service
is held in the parish house at IL A M.
Dr. a. Edwin Keigwin breaches at
hotb services at the West End Pres
tvierian Church, Amsterdam avenue
.nd 1o5th street His evening subject
riIl he Human Nature" There will
he vocal solos, with harp and violin ac-
compartment.
Members OF 'Ye Ode Settlers
West Side organization, viii attend
terian Church, West End avenue and
Ninety-first street. tomorrow and iis-
Ten 10 a sermon by the pastor. the Rev.
Edgar w. Work. ID. d. At the evening
service in the Fourth Church Dr. sam
,,el w. Griffin of the West Side Y. M.
q Will speak on The Man with
Eiood His Club"
Nr C. Hsu will be the speaker at
Tho Bro < Union Branch OF the Y. NJ.
u. a to-r-orrow afternoon at $3.50. His
,lect pfi a. "A Message from the
s rotf L.. Glenn Frank. editor
ot ,hs ys .tury Mdgdsire, will speak at
the west Side Branch at 4 p. NJ. on
'Beyond the Horizon In 1902" This
meeting will be preceded by a special
musical programme at $3.50 p. M.
At p M. the y. r. Keith's Senior
Band OF seventy-five pieces will give
o. concert at the mems conference held
In the auditorium OF the Bedford
Branch, Y NJ. G. A.. Bedford avenue
and Monroe street. Following the con-
cert the men will be addressed by DIR.
8 Parles Cadman. speaking on the
tonic THE Church and the Disarma-
,nent Conference" Doors viii be