Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-23
PASTORS DISCUSS
FUNDAMENTALISM
SUNDAY MORNING
Local People viii Hear of
Subject Now Rocking
the World

Liberalism VS.. Fundamentalism
viii be the sIl ject of the morning ser
mon to be delivered by the Rev. A. +.
Worthy, the theme dealing with ques
tions now agitating the religious world.
Rev. Worthy will analyze the sermon
of the Rev. Fosdyek, eminent divine of
New York City, which is attracting
national attention and has reached
even to the mission fields of China
and other foreign countries.
The official board meeting of State
Street Christian church Thursday eve
ming was devoted to survey of fin
ancial conditions ana the laying of
plans for carrying on the affairs of
the church during the fall and winter.
The pastor and members of the board
were encouraged to find that the fin
ances of the congregation were not
seriously impaired by the summer va
cation months and that when all
pledges now in arrears are fully paid,
the obligations of the church can be
met in full
The Get-Together membership meet
ing will be held on Wednesday eve
ming, October II, and plans for the oe-
casion will. be laid at once under di-
rection of committees and pastor.
The officers of the sMen's Bible
class decided to hold the first Sunday
morning meeting ON October s, at Pal
ace theater.
The class will publish weekly news
| pap er this year with news pertinent
to the religious life of the community
and others matters of interest 1t IS
also expected to compile and have
/ printed a song book for use Sunday
mornings at the meetings. Bulletin
advertising will inform the people of
/ the country of the Men S Bible class
and its work. Percie Thacker is pres
ident of the class.
The. nominating committee reported
! to the congregation of the First Bap-
fist church Wednesday night, the re,
port containing the list of members
! from whom will be chosen Officers for
all of the departments of the church.
The election will be held next Wednes-
/ day night in conformity with the rules
of the local church
/ Emanuel Circle will hold its first
meeting of the fall season at the par
sonage, $50 He'll avenue. Tuesday at-
ternoon at 2:30. Officers are to be
elected and other matters. pertaining
to organization of the Circle will fea-
ture the business meeting. A social
period will follow.
The Rev Flanagan will preach in
the morning on "Obeying zhe Heaven
~ Vision" In the evening his theme
will be THE Jericho Road with
applications to modern Christian life.
Mrs. A. c. Hubert S Bible Glass of
/ Women will have its first meeting to-
morrow morning at First Presbyterian
church About October l, the Brother
hood of the church will again resume
activities. No organization work has
as vet been attempted, many of the
congregation not as yet having re
turned from their vacations. The Rev.
George A. Hartman says that they are
simply marking time, but giving due
thought to the coming campaign for
the winter. He expects to be in Long
Beach the greater part of the coming
week in attendance at the fall meet
/ lil1 OI LHt uiobilfb L iNopN wy
DR.. Hartman win challenge his con
gregation tomorrow morning in Il ser
mon of Hazarding One Life for the
Lord Jesus Christ. "What will they
give in money, in service in consecra-
ton for their Master9'
|
Methodism VS.. Fundamentalism
| is TO be the theme of the Sunday morn
ing sermon of Rev. A e. Schultz of
the Methodist church. The pastor ex-
poets to make clear the position of his
denomination on the subject discussed
which is creating considerable division
| in church circles since w. j. Bryan flat
| lv denied the Darwinian theory of ev~-
luton as contrary to the teaching of
! the scriptures In the evening DIR.
Schultz will speak on "The Unspeak-
able Turk. -
The main service of the day will be
the Epworth League meeting at 6:3O,
to be led by the pastor. The subject
OF the meeting will be "rhe Grandest
Book in the World. - Special music
! will feature the League meeting and a