The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-12
PROTESTANT

Day. DID,, pastor; MT. Edward U. PeTlod for Ss meditati6n saGr and prsyer 2sS a m.. The Approval of Christ pr. Day. Organ prelude, Chant" Gaul; Cantata I ."The Man of Nazareth Rogers; organ postlude. Prelude" Rachmanioff; F m. Approval of Christi short addresses: 400 D. m.. Pastors Training Class, Junior Christian Endeavor. topic. ''Friend- ship" members of church especially in Wheedons wheel canzona organ sofo by Lillian Williams; Frime's "Hymne Ce- 6og 5olo by dan tTD HrMsi9y MTy 5:so D.. m. .srhe Greatest Man in the World by Dr.. James J. Walsh; offer ington Woodman; Postlude by Mr. s, M. Tesper Gaas Mnscse 4 Rednesday, R m cSnTeh night, supper 500 D. m- Lenten Studies, 7:i0 m.
 West End Congregational Church. Col orado avenue between Fairfield avenue miasier nnd state Strs Ioe sermon. @ T The a living Church.; 12 m., Sunday school; 700 evening service led by the S. O. $. Girls club
 Park Street Congregational Church. arn% 1sao avenue aron eraia Tbe G Greaf 12:O5, church school; 6:30. Young People s Society; 7:so, Illustrated sermon. ''The
 
 olivet Congregational Church. Main street and North avenue, Rev. Herbert school at s:45; worship at Il; c. F. So- cieties at 6:SO; worship, songs and pie lures at 1:SO
 Grace NJ. F. Church. Fairfield and Clinton avenues, Rev. Joseph L. Guern- sey, minister 1o:So a. m.. sermon by the Rev G. Herbert Ekins, secretary of the Council of Churches: 7:SO p. m.. Cos
 
 mon on the Commandments, Christ S New commandment'; Bible school ar and ,i Teacne at 6:So D. m The home-lil<e church. All seats free. Strangers are in7 vited.
 First Methodist Church. corner Fair- T; Marshall D.D., minis>er. 1o:So a. m, sermon by the pastor, Paying Our poos so sunday S fspS9l Ep%orth hnd League 7.s0 n. m.. Song service and serison, Men or sheep The friendly church. Christ Church. courtland street, Jehn G. Sadtler. rector, Services, S;oO and 1O:Sl a. m: Sunday school 12:10- Lenten ser vices Tuesday and Friday at 4:SO p. m Mission Study conducted by Miss Mary Nichols. Tuesday, p. m. 'EVerybodS welcome.
 St. Paurs Episcopal Church, Rev. Ben iamin FrankIin Root. rector. 500 a. m. Holy Communion; 10:30 a. m-, mornine prayer and sermon; l21G a. +Gn, m,: m9Tnint 1strIG
 
 tion on some Common sense and Rea sons Why; 7:S0 D. m-. Father Du1tE- subject. .'Man's Greatest Need
 St. Georges Church, Clinton ana Beechwood avenues, Key. H; F., Kelly s.sS rector. Sunday, 500, 10:S0, 12:0O, ZOO 7;5o Tuesday, 500 a. hi. Wednesday, 400 anC 500 D. m. Thursday, 9:S0 a. m
 Trinity Church, Broa1 street and Fair field avenue, Rev Father Atkins. rector 500 a. m., Mass for Comnunion; s:SO !, Church school; HOO. High mass and ser >~ mon; 500 p. m., choral evensong ana sermon.
 Church of Nativity, Carson street ant Trumbuu Road 9:30, choral mass an( sermon.
 Christ Church, Stratford 8 a. m Holy Communion: 9:5o 9. m.. Churcl school and Kindergarten; 10:45 a. m. morning service; 7:S0 evening service. vice.
 Washington Park Methodist Church Raruum and Noble avenue, Rev, A. CamDbell minister. Morning sermon 1o:an Bible school F 10, Epworth Leagu ean evening service 7:S0. Prayer meet ine Wednesday night 7:45.