The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-06

1 SQllln OIL hdilSdS lily AlOs
will deliver his first sermon
sunday mornin, as pastor of
the Emmanuel Reformed Church,
Prospect and S. New Jersey SITS.
The Rev. Shinn succeeds the Rev.
O. 3. Moor.
In Kansas City the Rev. Shinn
was pastor Of st. Paul's Reformed
Church, where he organized the first
weekday school of religious ed
ucation and assisted with the pro-
motion of other similar schools
there He was active in the organi-
zation of the Kansas City council of
churches. Before he accepted the
local pastorate he was recording
secretary of that body.
From 1915 to 1920 he was pastor
OF st. Johns Reformed Church of
Germantown, OHIO. For three years
he was instructor in pulpit oratory
and vocal Interpretation Of the Bible
in Central Theological Seminary,
Dayton. He held the same posi-
ton in the Xenia Theological Semi
nary of the United Presbyterian
Church for three years.
The Rev. Mr.. >Shinn is a graduate
Mf Heidelberg University. Tiffin, Ohio,
where he majored in >oratory and
dramatics. and Central Seminary at
Dayton. His wife is an honor gradu-
ate of Heidelberg.
Installation services will be held
the evening Of March IA.
THE REV. L. G. e. FACKLER of
st. Matthew Evangelical Lutheran
Church announces the following
schedule Of services:
Sunday School at $50.
Sunday morning Mr.. Edward Janke will
teach the Willing Worker Class. one Of
all the yOuns' folks are enrolled IN this
class. Mr.. Janke will explain to the, class
9 9'sai Tor the Scripture Text Jeremiah 90
Mr. NJ. L. stah1. who has been superin,
endent of the Sunday School for almost
ten years is 3 lover of. children and Is
properly instructed in Gods Word.
in erB9R fe 'O The st. MATTHEWS Choir
will render the anthem: His Name Alone
Is Excellent"
of this service is: 1.-THE. Kingdom Pur-
chased with the Blood of Christ"
At each service we find new worshippers
craving to hear Gods Word; The, people
seem to be deeply impressed by the Len
tS peope to Aear af the %oPd Of GOD
The Brotherhood will meet Tuesday eve
ming in the ehHrch All the 3{o men whether ht her
"f The fades Aid will meet THURSDAY p
any lady that cares to attend
DIR. FRANK S. C. wICKS of All
Souls Unitarian Church announces
the following order TO service at IL
a. m. Sunday:
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=. First Service
Covenant.
w ords of Aspiration.
Responsive Reading-Seventh Selection.
faS ymn Sa2,
Notices and Offering.
AtdGdEreess-''Loneiy Souls ~ >''-''~'
8enedicition.
Postlude.
Postlude in D.. ........-.... Spence
THE REV. L. e. FTRAZUER will
preach at the morning service Of
the Riverside Park Methodist Epis-
copal Church. The Rev. Elmer
Jones, pastor Of the st. Paul
Methodist Episcopal Church, will
preach at the evening service.
THE REV. THOMAS J. HART.
pastor Of the Barth Place Methodist
Episcopal Church, will preach Sun
day morning on From Galilee to
Jerusalem and the Cross" In the
evening Miss Helen Buss, who is
soon to sail as missionary, assisted
by a group Of girls will give a mis-
sionary play1et entitled. 1.-THE Pill
Bottle"
THE REV. FRED A. LINE,
pastor of Central Universalist
Church, Fifteenth and N. New
Jersey Sts., will preach the second
Of series Of special doctrinal
sermons at the II o'clock church
service Sunday morning, the subject
being Jesus Chr1st-Human and
Divine" In this sermon Mr.. Line
will set forth the Universalist con-
ception Of Jesus and his mission.
The sermon subject of Eden H.
Mills, pastor of First Friends Church
J at the 1915 o'clock service will be
THE Power of a Spirit Filled Life. :"
A two weeks revival, known as a
Christian conscience crusade" at
the First Evangelical Church, New
York and East SITS, will begin with
sacramento service at 10:40 a. m
conducted by Edmond Kerlin. At
the peoples service, 7:45 p. m, 1.-THE
Man the Devil Tried to Get" will be
Mr.. Kerlin's sermon topic. Double
quartet singing. Meetings every
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