The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-27
BISHOP BREYFOGEL
TO BE HERE NEXT WEEK

Bishop S. C. Breyfogel, D. D., Of
Reading, Pa, will be in the city
March 4th, In the interest Of the
new Evangelical church on Fifty
Sixth St. and Broadway. The bishop
will hold a conference with the COM
mittee on location and erection of
new churches in the afternoon and
deliver an address to a mass meet
ing of Evangelical people of the city
at 7:45 o. M, at the First Evangel-
ical Church, corner Of New York and
East SITS
The following persons who are
members of the above named com
nittee will attend the rally meet
ing: the Rev. e. G. Johnson, FIT.
Wayne, Ind; the Rev. j. c. Mosier,
Van Vert, Ohio; the Rev. M. c.
Herman, Rochester; the Rev. J. H.
Killing, this city: the Rev. F. c.
Berger, Fl. Wayne, Ind, and the
Rev. C. P. Mas, Elkhart, Ind. The
ministers of the Evangelical church
es will also be present.
The following gives both morning
and evening program for the Irv-
ington Methodist Episcopal Church.
W. L. Ewing, minister.
Morning - 1.-THE Mission Of
Strength to Weakness"
Evening-Bruce Barton's dramati-
xation of his book, the Man No
tots
will be the evening service.
Bruce Barton is now ready to
give to the public the dramattzation
OF his book 1.-THE Man Nobody
Knows" A six-reel feature film on
the Life Of Christ" portraying a
Jesus" human and divine, will be
shown at the Irvington Methodist
Episcopal Church, Sunday evening
at Z o'clock. This film, which has
just been released will be shown in
churches exclusively, and 1t was the
good fortune of this east side church
to be among the first to obtain this
-talked-of picture.
THE FOLLOWING is the sermon
subject for Eden H. Mills, pastor of
First Friends Church: Christ for
the Whole of Life Service at
10:45. Vesper service at p. m. B.
D. Chapman, State Boys secretary
of Y. M. C. A. will be the speaker.
Special music.
AT THE EMERSON AVENUE
BAPTIST CHURCH, the Rev. Paul
Judson Morris will use as the subject
Of his Sunday morning sermon, THE
Man Under a Tree" In the eve
ming the subject Of the address will
be. HE Made 1t Again"
THE REV. B. F. LAYCOCK, as
sistant superintendent of the
Wheeler City Mission, will preach
at the morning service at the River
side Park M. 2. Church. The Ep-
worth League will have charge Of
the evening service. The following
young people will give short ad-
dresses: Norman Robinson, Paul
Hudson and Arthur Reeder will read
the Scripture. William Robinson will
sing a solo and Miss Marjory Holl
and Miss Florence Chapman will
sing duet. Miss Ruth Owens will
make the opening prayer.
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THE REV. A. M. COUCHMAN,
D. D., field secretary of the Preach
ers' Aid Society, will preach\ Sun
day morning at the Bellaire Method
ist Episcopal Church. Forty-Ninth
st. and Manlove Ave. In the eve
ming there will be a special service
having as its theme the American
Negroes. A quartet Of Negro sing
ers will sing a number of Negro
songs, and the pastor of the church,
the Rev. Walter w. Krider, will
speak.
SECOND REFORMED CHURCH
viii celebrate Loyalty Sunday as the
closing of Religious Emphasis week.
In the morning the pastor, the REV.
George P. Kehl,> will preach on
Why Do We Have the Church. ;"
In the evening Mr.. KehTs topic will
be IAN Economic Revolution; Is it
Possible or Desirable?'
THE REV. EDMOND KERLIN
will preach at 10:40 a. m. at the