The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-08

Hymn No. 24O. 20 Worship the
King
8:15 Address by Rev c. M Dinsmore. gen
eral superintendent Of the Indiana
Baptist convention. Subject The
Place of the Church in Social Life.
HYMN No. IS. %onward Christian
Soldiers"
BenedictiOn.
$50 B. y. P. U. Mr. Herbert whelan,
president; Mr. RI! Russell W 1Et.E
EVENING
7:3o Worship.
Song No. 2S1. "In the Cross of Christ
l Glory"
vocal Solo by Mr.. Earl sigmon.
Scripture and prayer.
Announcements and offering.
Song No. 236. How Firm a Founda-
Sermon by DR.. j. E. Sharp
Vocal Solo by Mrs. yiroaua Stephenson;
How Lovely. Are Thy Dwellings"
Sermon by Rev. 8. G.. Huntington. ex-
tension secretary of the Indiana
Baptist convention. Subject
Invitation. Song No. ,223. II Hear
Song No. aS5: 80 Could Speak the
Matchess Worth"
Benediction.
A COMMUNITY PLAN, calling for
the building Of a large addition to
the church with gymnasium and So
cial facilities has been adopted by the
Union Congregational Church, Sew
enteenth and Rembrandt SITS. The
Rev. William F. Bacon, pastor since
June "a, was formerly in the United
States welfare service, serving as
industrial relations manager and vel
fare director at Rock Island, Ill.
.
AT UNION CONGREGATIONAL
Church. 18th and Rembrandt SITS, the
Rev. William +. Bacon, pastor, 1908
Milburn St. Sunday services will be
as follows: Morning worship, 10:45;
subject, "a Master Workman" eve
ming worship, 1870, communion, re-
ception of new members, and bap-
tisrn Of babies.
THE FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
Church resumes its activities and wor-
ship Sunday at e:45, with a session Of
all classes and departments Of the
Bible school. At II, DR.. Edward
lIaines Kistler will preach on Stand
ing Four-Square:" a Red Cross offer
ing for Japan will be received. Thurs
Gay at DR.. Kistler conducts the mid
week worship.
At Hall Place Methodist Episcopal
Church. the pastor the Rev. Horace
A. Sprague. after an absence Of
several weeks on account of Illness.
will preach at both services. The sub
ject for the morning is The Eternal
Masterpiece" and for the evening is
"A Barefoot Boy" Mr.. l. r. Street
has returned and has charge Of the
choir and will furnish special music
at both services.
DIR. FRANK s. C. WICKS Of the
All Souls Unitarian Church announces
the following order Of service at II
a m. Sunday:
PreIude-Chaminad Prayer-RenG
Wagner; hymn, 1856; second service,
covenant, anthem, words Of asptra-
ton.
Responsive Reading-Ninth selec-
ton. Scripture: hymn 526. Notices and
offerings. Twilight, Fr1ml.
Address, Bible Myths" hymn 511.
Benediction PostIude Postlude from
Stradella, FlOtow.
| THE SYRIAN CHRIST" is the an
! nounced Sunday morning theme OF
! DR. Edwin Cunningham Of the Central
Universalist Church. The sermon is
based upon the book by Abraham NJ
! Rihbany and is the first Of a series on
Toward a Better Understanding of
| Jesus"
! THE REV. CHARLES H. GUNSO'
LUIS of the Brightwood Congrega-
tional Church viii preach on ''Other
Foundation Can No Man Lay" Sun
! day night.
WHERE IS GOD?" will be the
morning theme of DR.. E. A. Robert
son Of the East Park NJ. E. Church,
! AT night What Must a Church Do
| to Be Saved?"
THE REV. PAUL W. EDDING-
FIELD of the Broad Ripple Christian
! Church announces his Sunday themes