The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-05
PROTESTANT

United Congregational church, Broad ad bs1 GGsrt nssoe stTssts Rev. wP fn2riss Horaee assaGatien % aud prayer io:5o g. pnil'f m. Hoiy oGy brief address by T,r. Day. Organ prelude rT5ayer," Sawysr; proces.sssienal s.s Holy; ths s,y seaesiyy ss1antGfiy ehoF So hsmn Come. Hoky Spirit Heavenly Dove: pSsine Mgie dSndaT froE1 sn,oG op as No: f leaders of the Yoang Peoples work of ns m: ssniSr C D. E; % Fora% "p1r musical psU pre- iHds % s:,erso ersan and Doin bv David: anthem. tenor solo and chorus. .-And in That Day." by R.. Huntington. Wood1nan; violin Eli. Eli" I,raditional Trad ma. Barnsley, Miss Hannibal and Mrs. Hard, -Rachena," by Mana,zucea; 7;so D. m. Believe About Jesus" by Rabbi stephen S. Wise. Offertory. soprano and chorus. | Wednesday' 6 D. m., supper; TAO D. m, Lenten study and worship.
 Park Street Congregational church. Barnum. avenue. Gerald H: Beard. min ister 1o:se; . sermon. Is Bsginning ar1 at sso Js Young Peoples Society, 7:so. the play. PTaylorN in picture and story
 oiivet Congregational church. Main street and North ayenue avenue, Dr Dqhd aerbers is $ S songs G pageant. sermon at 7:so.
 Grace NJ E; church. Fairfield ,,,,sez, and and Mumanitarianisrn'' anthem, Rock of9 Ages" Buck; 7:so p. m.. Gospel song snts th Tbcu es Shalt Tef Not e'eand Ye Love Me-" ~caiman. Solo by c. Ray son: Bible school and Mems Auxiliary at noon; Tpworth LeagHe at @ S:so p, m m vited. All seats free.
 Washington Park Methodist church. Barnum and Noble avenue, Rev A F. Campbell minister. Communion service, ing on Wednesday evening, 7:45.
 r,r,t Methodist church, corner Fair field avenue and Broad street, Chester c. Marshall. DID,, minister 1O:So a. m, we Would See Jesnsi n0on s,a6 sunday m EsWnrth STnpG, ataassionsss asasss; nss p m The p friandls ohnFch St. eeorEe's church. Clinton and and Beechwood avenues, Rev, H. E; Kelly; 1ty; P. peein 4.; school, IF m; Ash Wednesday' 8 and 1O:30 a. m-, p. m. Thursday, 9:so g. m-
 Christ church, Court1and street, John G. sadtler. rector. Services. lo:So a. 7,. m m
 
 sOeeial soetirma1l1n musical fS service at 7so p m Everybody welcome.
 Kings Highway church, Spring street and Noble avenue. Wnae n;r IS a of of'cTa is< Rite of Baptisn?' will be the theme oI the morning sermon. In the eVSH1hg .: it Most Powerful for Good in the World! The Sunday school meets at the close ol inc morning service and the J1inior C.. D n'ClOek A ton is extended to all without churcf home.
 First universalist church, EairfeIi avenue, near Broad street Hal Hal, T T 1Sss RsarpS oc,ocR minisssr sermon % sabjec5 Iaih3 Religion a Business .Sa chuTeh C fII seh9o. S,a d aovn aov evening service at 7:3o. The play ssyVay Down East in pictures and story
 First Christian church Qisclples1 Iraristan and Maplewood avenues, N P webber. minister, Morning5 w1rsh1p nyifa9 lo;4'
 First English Lutheran church, Laure avenue and Grove street, H. C. Aroh S!h n. m; Sunday school F to l.
 Lester uter' Hail, 1ss State street. Sneaker Mrs. F. R. Payne, subject, n5, Il Was Spiritualist; Why Not Now
 west End Congregational church, Col orado avenue, between Fairfield aVenu and State street, Rev. HI White; mir sster 1O30 sermon, Born From Above f2 m. Sunday school; D. m., Stereopt can address, >.eWhen East Meets West t st PauI's Episcopal church, Rev. B. F Root. DD., rector. Holy Communio and sermon, 10:30 a. m; church schot 12:1o p. m.; evening prayer and sermon 7:so
 Trinity church. Broad street and Faii ta1d avenue Rev. Father Atkins, recto h In mass for Communion; 9:3 ~fAfrch school: II, hign mass and SC