Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-09
CHURCH NOTICES
FIRST CoNGREeArIoNAL CHI,

1850 AL churCh.
Morning worship at 1880 with SER
mon by Rev. Frederick r. Dixon of
Rhodesia, South Africa; church school
at noon. Arthur A. Heal superinten-
dent: meeting of the Young Peoples
Society at $50. The Kennebec Asso-
clatlon OF congregational Churches
meets with this church Tuesday, Oct.
L. The meetings are public and an
inTltation is extended to all.
sG nmIcH STREET UNITED
ihAPTIsT church: 1880 A. NJ, preach
ing service; 11.45 A. NJ Sunday schoo,
hour; $50 P. NJ. Christian Endeavor;
$50 F. NJ, evangelistic service. The
young peoples chorus and orchestra
vii assist in the praise service
goers especially invited
THE TEMPLE church: Sunday at
$50 p. Nj. Rev. Benjamin Beatty will
preach in the Temple church on the
Eight Rod road. The people of the
community are cordially invited.
ST. MARKS church (EpiscopaD /:
$50 A. NJ, low celebration: $50 A. NJ,
church school and Bible closes: 10. As
a. NJ, mathis and sermon; p NJ, YES
pers and address. On Sunday next the
home departmental the church school
VIII meet at p. NJ. for business ses-
sion and address followed by vesper
service in the church at 4 2. NJ. There
VIII be an intermission and general
get-toSether at 4.30, after which the
members Of the home department in
the city will entertain the out-of-town
members and their friends to tea.
This is the first of the evening serv-
ices this season at 4 o'clock. 1t is
hoped that as many of the congreg ga
ton will attend as possible. This YES
per service will take the place of the
80 T. NJ. service of last winter.
Young people of the city will be cor
daily welcomed. Monday: The G. f.
5: Will meet at the rectory at $50 V.
NJ. AS this is the opening meeting of
this season, every member is asked to
be present. Thursday: The Woman's
Auxiliary will hold a corporal ecom-
munion at A. M. All women of the
parish are asked to attend. Business
| meeting at $50 p. NJ. at the rectory,
| followed by an intercesSon service in
| the church at j. NJ. with short adj
dress by the rector. Choir practive at
FIRST BAPTIST church: Young
peoples class for youth in and out OF
| school now in Waterville, led by Mrs
| l.. H. r. Hass, in the auditorium at
| $50; morning worship at 1890 with
sermon, The Lure of the Kingdom"
| The junior congregation reopens with
| Miss Lillian Foss as leader. The chill
| dren under II will meet with the ell
| ders in the regular meeting TO hear
/ the pastors children's story Back of
| the Little Gray Gate" Our Bible
| school at 11.50 with classes for all
ages and groups. Society of Christian
| Endeavor at $50 led by Grace Sylves-
ter; theme, Life" Evening worship
at $50 with a splendid musical pro-
| gram under the direction of c. NJ. Dag
! gett. Sermon of the series on the
| Parallels of Jesus, THE Last Nail"
! Pulpit editorial, four minutes of Chris
| tian Interpretation of current topics.
! What Should Be the Christian Atti-
! tude Towards the Norris Tragedy"
| For all who long for the richer, fuller
| life we extend cordial welcome.
| SIDNEY BAPTIST church: Sunday
! school hour, 10 A. NJ: preaching at II
A. NJ. Mr.. Mitchell will speak on the
| topic THE Courage of Faith" Chris
| tian EndeaVor at +. NJ.