Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18
CHURCH NEWS

Z DIR. c. E. LINE. pastor of the Grace
: VI. F. Church. has selected as his two
sermon subjects for Sunday the follow
ing: Comfort Through the Rod and
STAFF and The Home-Sons and Daugh-
ters"
THE REV. J. EDWARD MUIR will
speak on the theme, Beyond the Grave, "
at the Sunday morning service at the
Capitol Avenue Methodist Church and at
night on "Journeyings Of Faith.
SERVICES SUNDAY at Christ Church
are announced as follows: The Holy
Communion at a. m, morning prayer
and sermon at 1O:45 a. m, Bible class at
P. N and evening prayer at 40 p. m.
THE PASSION PLAY" Will be pre-
scented by the st. Cecilia Players, especial
~ for children, at o'clock Sunday after
noon at st. Cecilia Han.
TWO CONFERENCES in interest OF
Tristan EndeavOr work will be held
sunday. At 2:30 O'Clock at the Olive
Branch Christian Church. PENNSYLVANIA
and Raymond streets, Paul SheIhouse
viii preside. Another conference will be
Ield at / o'clock at the Central Christian
church together with a social hour and
program. Miss Elizabeth Cooper will be
in charge.
INTEREST centers upon the Sunday
night subject OF Dr. E. A Robertson Of
The East Park N. E. Church, who has
solution of the Problem OF Unemploy-
ment The morning theme will be The
Church in the House"
THE FIG TREE AND THE TEN
PIE" and He Is Disposed and Rejected
If Men" are the sermon subjects Of the
Rev. Horace II. Sprague Of the Hall
Place Methodist Episcopal Church.
FROM GOOD TO BETTER" a dis
cussiOn Of the theory of evolution and
The use Of the Bible, will be the II a. m.
subject Of the Rev. Edwin Cunningham,
pastor of the Uniyersalist Church at
Fifteenth and New Jersey streets.
SPECIAL EVANGELISTIC SERVICES
will be held every evening, except Satur-
day, for tive weeks beginning Monday,
March %, at the Central Avenue Re
formed Church. corner Of Twenty First
street and Central avenue. The services
will be conducted by the Rev. G. II.
Gebhardt, pastor, who has prepared a
series of Gospel sermons for the occasion.
Mr.. Grover Shinn, a local religious
>ong-leader, viii direct the service of
song each evening. Programs OF appro-
pirate solos and instrumental numbers
will be rendered by members of the
choir. Invitational cards have been
issued to all members Of the church for
distribution TO their friends. A corps of
the pastor, as well as visiting commit
tees who are to assist in securing the
largest possible attendanCes for he meet
ingS. The services will close on Easter
Sunday with reception Of new members
and the observance Of Holy Communion
at the morning and evening services The
Rev. Gebhardt has announced the follow
Ing sermon subjects for the meetings:
March q. What Is Sin" March %,
The Wages OF Sin" March 29, Lost,
Strayed or Stolen. A Soul" March 30,
'RemOrse or Repentance, Which 2" March
81, THE Meaning Of the AtOnement."
April 2, THE Gospels Power" April
3, "Salvation-From What to What p
April +. What Is Faith? ?" April g. The
The New Life" April 6, What Is the
Church," April Z, 'What Is Religion 20
April 9. The Sign of the Cross"
THE REV. CLARENCE J. KERLIN.
pastor Of the Unity Methodist Church. on
Thursday night will talk on The Second
Coming OF Christ" During the lecture,
q wall chart will be used. The Sunday
themes are as follows: a Home OF Your
Own" and by All Means Win Some"
THE REV. W. W. CLOUSE, pastor of
the King Avenue Methodist Church. will
preach Sunday morning on THE Steward
ship or Prayer" and in the evening on
Mountain and Valley"
THE INDIANAPOLIS CHAPTER OF
DE MOLAY, numbering 1900 boys. will
attend Central Avenue Methodist Church
in a body Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
in observance of Devotional day. One
day each year is set aside for worship
when every chapter in the United States
attends church in a body.
DR.. J. Ambrose Dunkel. OF the Taber-
nacle Presbyterian Church. will deliver
suitable sermon TO the boys assisted by
Dir. o. W. Fifer, pastor Of the Central
Avenue Church. The musical program
will be furnished by the De Molay choir
and Harry W. 7. Martin. organist. The