The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-20
SECOND CHURCH
OF M0RAvlANS
D BEGINS revival
The Rev. E. R. Lewis Will Be
in Charge of Special
Service.


held every day during the past week.
Mrs. l.. E. Schultz, director of
music of the church, will lead the
special song services held in connec-
ton with every service. She is also
providing special numbers for the
services.
The Rev. Vernon w Couillard is
the pastor of the church.
The sermon subject of Eden H.
Mills, pastor of First Friends
Church, will be 1.-THE Two-fold Mes
sage of Christianity" Service at
1915.
At the $50 vesper service, Mar
garet E. Jones of the American
Friends service committee will
speak.
THE REV. e. F. PREVO, pastor
of the Riverside Park Methodist
Episcopal Church will preach at the
morning service on Where Is Your
Faith" In the evening the Rev.
CLYDE Linninger, the evangelist, will
preach on us Life a Blind Ally"
The revival will continue each night
this week except Saturday.
DIR. EDWARD HAINES kIST-
LER will speak Sunday at 10:45 in
the Fairview Presbyterian Church on
Judas, Efficiency Expert Two Pal
estine films will be shown at y. M,
"GaIilee," scene of Christ's early min
tstry, and Bethany" center of His
later works. The evening soloist Will
be De Witt S. Talbert.
AT THE EMERSON AVENUE
BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev. Paul Jud-
son Morris will begin q series or
Sunday morning pre.Easter messages
On 1.-THE Way of the Cross" The
first message will be Jesus. the
Lord of Life" At the evening meet
ing the subject of the address will
be "An Adventure of Faith
GERMANIA LODGE I. o. 0. F.
will attend in a body the evening
service at Second Reformed Church.
The pastor, Rev. George P. kehl
will preach on Faith, Hope, Love
In the morning at 1915 Mr.. Kehl will
preach on Personal Evangelism
Msgr. Robert Hugh Benson's pas
sion play, 1.-THE Upper Room" will
be given by the St, Cecilia Players
at Sacred Heart Hall, 1902 Union ST.,
next Sunday afternoon and evening.
This inspiring passion play has ap-
peared in this city and throughout
the State for the past five years, at
tracing very favorable comment
generally from critics. Special
scenery and lighting effects have
been provided, which give a most
realistic effect, especially during the
scene of the crucifixion. The figures
on the crosses were modelled especial
iy for this play by Enrico Fittori
The "Veronica's Veil was painted
by a member Of the Sisters OF st.
Joseph. Costumes of the period will
be worn. The cast of characters is:
The Doctor. ........'1 -. Francis Rathz
Samuel ............... Flora Flora Aerma loi
joseph JOSEPH of Armathea -. :. Frank Mckinney
Mary Magdalene. Rosemary 4liil l,,rie
Mary NARY .'''''''''''''''' John Laucf. Jr
John. ................. RAYMOND =, Strack
Peter. Edward ISer B SS cereehF
teTe1iea Catherine At RennerRnecHt
Incidental music for the play will
be rendered by the Sacred Heart
mixed choir of twenty voices accom-
panied by the Sacred Heart orches-
ira under the direction Of Prof. r.
r Boerger.. The production is under
the direction Of Charles Lauck.
So
TASTES AND FORETASTES
OF THINGS TO COME" will be the
Sunday evening theme of the pastor,
Homer Dale, at Hillside Christian
Church. The morning subject VIII
be "Enlisting for Service" Begin
ming Sunday morning and lasting
until Easter Sunday, this church
will be engaged in its annual Easter
Crusade. Song services will be in
charge of Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil +.
Brock. There will be no Monday
night services.
THE REV. FRED A. LINE will
preach the fourth Of a series OF
special doctrinal sermons at Central
Universalist Church, Fifteenth and
N, New Jersey Sts., at the II o'clock
morning service His subject will be,
ITO Heaven or to He'll, Which?"
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REV. L. G. E. F'ACKLER, pas
tor of ST. Matthew Lutbern Church,
announces Sunday school each
Sunday morning at $50. The chill
dren Who do not attend Sunday
school elsewhere are invited to hear
the Bible explained in our Sunday
school. We teach the Bible. The
teachers are capable Of making the
best use of the little time that the
children spend in Sunday school.
The. large adult classes are an in
SEPARATION to the teachers. Parents
are urged to bring their children to
SUNDAY school and also remain for
church services. If you will attend
the services you will not go home
with a spiritually starved soul.
1920 a. M, worship. The pastor
will preach on the subject: God
Blessed a Heather to Bless His
People"
1880 p. M, worship. The fifth
Lenten service will be conducted at
this hour. The sermon subject is
80 Deepest Depths of SIM"
There are many that have been
attending all the Lenten services.
They, too, want to receive the great
est benefit from the illustrated lee.
ture which is to be given Sunday
evening, March %. If you can not
be with us Sunday, March 81, do
NOT miss the onnortunitV to hear and