The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-10
Churches to
Hold Revival Services

Simultaneous evangelistic services
in each of the reformed churches Of
Indianapolis viii be held for two
weeks during the Lenten season, &C
cord1ng to an announcement by the
Rev. G. Il Gebhardt, pastor OF the
Carrollton Avenue Reformed Church.
chairman Of the committee of ar
engagements.
The services VIII begin tomorrow
and viii be held every evening except
Saturday, until Palm Sunday. March
25. The reformed churches which are
cooperating in the series Of meetings
are: First Reformed, Temple and
New York SITS; Second Reformed
Merrill and Alabama SITS; St. Paul's
Reformed, n. Belmont Ave; Butler
Memorial, I. Tenth St. and Oakland
Ave; Seventh Reformed S. Pennsyl-
vauia and Hoefgen SITS; Zion Re
formed, Bluff Rd.. and Trinity Re
formed. Chrrchman Ave. and E. Ray
mond St.
The pastors who win have charge
Of the services include the following:
Rows. J. S. Bosch Z \. Evans, 2.
Taylor Evans, q. II. Gebhardt, Con-
rad Hasseu. E. C. Jaberg. w. H.
Enierim, W. Il. Lair and O. 3. Moor.
During the first week Of the meet
ings the various pastors viii ex-
change pulpits. on a schedule which
enables each speaker to be in a diff
ferent church each evening. The
general theme for the sermons for
the first week is THE Souls Need. &"
The second week. beginning March
IS. each pastor viii conduct the serv-
ices IN his own church.
The week following the meetings
VIII be devoted 10 personal visitation
by the pastors and workers, in an
effort to insure a large ingathering
Of new members on Easter Sunday.
Special preparatory services and
home prayer meetings are being held
by the congregations in anticipation
of the evangeustic campaign The
committee on arrangements consists
OF the Pevs. Gebhardt, E. n. Evans
and J. Il Bosch.
Educational Board to
Hold Three-Day Session
On next Tuesday the national
board Of education Of the Disciples Of
Christ viii open a three-day mid
winter session at the ClaypooI Hotel.
At the opening session Tueday night,
/ John w. Ifancher Of the Methodist
( board OF education. VIII speak. His
subject VIII be College Endowment
Fund"
Prominent educational leaders viii
( speak on Wednesday,. There are sixty
/ members Of the board.
+ New Baptist Church
I To BE Dedicated Sunday
Tho new Thirty First st. Baptist
/ Church viii be dedicated Sunday at
Annette and Thirty-F1rst SITS The
+ formal dedicatory. services viii be held
+ eft 9 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The
/ Pew. J. J. Patterson Is pastor. Or.
William G. Everson Of Murcie viii
. deliver the principal adress. DR.. c.
/ NJ Dinsmore. secretary Of the Baptist
State convention. win also speak. DR..
/ II. P Waldo Of the Second Baptist
/ Church viii pronounce the dedicatory
. prayer.
This new church building cost
$4,000. It is a two-story brick build
/ ing. It is IN two units. consisting of
the church property and a gym
nasium.
At 10.45 4. m. Sunday. conservation
and communion VIII be observed by
the pastor.
REV. NJ z. MUNDEN. pastor OF
the Seventh Presbyterian Church,
who has accepted a call to Kenda-
vile, win preach his farewell sermon
sunday7morning.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION will
be the subject Of Miss Nellie Young at
The Brookside Park u. b. Church Sun
day morning. At night, the Rev.
/ Charles p. Martin. pastor, win preach
on "a Great Question"
AT VICTORY MEMORIAL METH.
ODTST PROTESTANT CHURCH the
Rev. @. L. Farrow viii speak Sunday
as follows on Serving Our Age" and
Atmosphere"
1.-THE MAN AND THE TASK will
be the Sunday night subject OF DR..
NJ. p. HYDE at the Grace NJ. L
Church. The morning subject will be
THE Method Of Jesus In Exhibiting
the Divine"
JUDGE c. J. ORBISON viii speak
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