Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-23
Sunday Services
in City Churches

III CHy CNGITCFtCS
The Indianapolis Church Federation
wishes to call the attention Of the people
of this city to the great opportunity af-
forded them by the coming of a most
distinguished group Of visitors Sunday
afternoon.
The Gypsy Smith tabernacle should be
crowded on this occasfo to hear Mr. SEE,
the former Chinese minister to the court
of st. James and now minister to the
United States; Lady Anne Azgapetion,
whose thrilling experience of hardship
and heroism has perhaps never been
equalled, and Sherwood Eddy who has
spoken to great crowds in nearly every
important city of the world.
These people are not coming primarily
to ask for funds for China's and
Armenia's starving millions. No offering
will be taken Sunday afternoon at the
tabernacle. They are here to acquaint
US with the actual situation in these
countries; to cultivate a spirit of good
will and to express their profound ap-
probation for what has already been
done for their people.
We. therefore, owe it to them, our
guests, to the nations and the great cause
which they represent, but more especially
ing. Indianapolis is one of eight cities
in the United States being favored by a
visit by this distinguished group and
the tabernacle should be crowded on
Sunday afternoon to welcome them.
INDIANAPOLIS CHURCH Fedora
TION. THOMAS c. DAY, President
c. II. WINDERS,
Executive Secretary.
Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church
SNNrR
day morning DIR. Farmer will speak on
"A Happy Home" and In the evening
on THE Valley of Indecision" At the
evening service the music will be old
melodies sung by the congregation.
Meridian Street Methodist Episcopal
"Childlike or Childish" will be the sub
ject of the morning sermon, and in the
evening the theme will be Three Spuri-
Gus Disciples"
Roberts Park Methodist Episcopal
Chureh-PastOr, DR.. George Smith. Sun
day morning Mrs. P. b. Street. OF Wash
ingtOn, D. c.. will speak on My Trip
to Alaska" The Chorus Society Will con-
duct a song service in the evening.
Fourth Presbyterian Church-Pastor,
Edward Hams Klstler. At the Sunday
morning service DR.. Kistler will speak on
Constituting Love"
Second Presbyterian Church-The Rev.
William Foulkes Of New York, secretary
on the Near East and Chinese Situa-
on the "Nea rEast and Chinese Situa-
ton" There will be vesper services at
4 80 in the afternoon. at which DR..
Thomas l. Graham will speak on THE
Christian Fraternity"
First Baptist Church-Pastor, Rev. F.
Eddy of New York, wcil-knOwn Y. NJ. c.
A. worker, will speak In the interests of
the Chinese relief movement.
First Friends Church-Pastor, Rev. w.
o. Trueblood. The Rev. Thomas Lamb
Eliot. noted clergyman, who has been
will speak on his work.
Orange Christian Church-Pastor. the
Rev. Charles II. Gunsaulus. Sunday
morning the pastor will speak on The
the theme will be, Behold the Lamb
of God"
North Park Christian Church-Pastor,
the Rev. ]. D. Garrison. The subject for
Value and Possibilities of Childhood"
in honor of the Child Welfare work. In
the evening the sermon will be What
Must One Do to Be a Christian?'
Church-Pastor, the Rev. John Il. D6d
deridge. Miss LEILA Montgomery, who
church, will deliver her last talks Sun
day. In the morning she will speak on
The Model Church" and in the evening
The Final Issue" will be her theme.
tHufCn OF IEDnitlte
Pastor, the Rev. II: d. Carrick. At the ,
o'clock meeting at Morrison hall, 52l5
Monument circle, the subject for discus.
sion will be the Book Of Ephesians. At
Our Responsibility to the Sick and Sim
full"
King Avenue Methodist Church-Pas-
tor, the Rev. L. c. Fackler. "Faithless
day morning service, and In the evening
the theme will be THE Heavenly Vine
in the Heavenly Vineyard"
Third Christian Church-Pastor, the
dren's week. the subject for the sunday
morning sermon will be The, Possibili.
ties of Childhood" and in the evening
the subject will be Some Modern
Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church-Pastor, DR.. o. W. Fifer The
subject for the Sunday morning address
will be Christian Experience Peculiar"
That Fails"
West Washington Methodist Church
Pastor, W. Z. Cissna. The Rev. A. w.
Miller, evangelist, will occupy the pulpit
Sunday. His sermon in the morning
will be on Lost and Found" and in
the evening THE Justice of God"
Brookslde Park United Brethren
Church-Pastor. the Rev. J. II. Parsons
Sunday morning the subject for the ser
mon will be THE Thorn Test" and in
the evening a constant search VIII be
the theme.
Unity Methodist Protestant Church.
Pastor. the Rev. c. J. Kerlin Sunday
at 0 :45 a. m. there will be a combination
meeting and an object sermon will be
delivered on Testing by Fire" The
theme for the evening service will be
incomplete and Inefficient Religion"
and there will be special music Chris
tan EndeavOr meeting will be held at
8 80 o'clock in the evening.
Church of Christ-Sunday night will
close a series of sermons by the Rev
ID. Austen Sommer, evangelist "Why
Don't All Preachers Preach All the Cos
pel?" will be his subject at this service
CHURCH NOTES.
The EpwOrth League of Broadway
Methodist Episcopal Church will hold its
usual meeting Wednesday. and on Tues
day the Young Married Peoples Society
will meet at Mrs. c. Fl. Hollis residence
2014 College avenue. to sew for the Day
Nursery.
Unity Methodist Protestant Church
will hold revival meetings each evening
this week.
The Rev. A. w. Miller will hold evan
gelistic meetings at the West Washing
ton Methodist Church every evening next
week.