The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-06-24

wolves in the guise Of sheep.
Jesus asks us merely to love
Him. The knowledge of that
love alone is sufficient for the
sorrowful, sinful soul. Man is
not made for the Sabbath, but
the Sabbath for man.
Church of God in Christ, 264S Ir-
wing St., Rev. l.. c. Patrick, Pastor.
Although our pastor is absent in
California, there was splendid at
tendance at services last Sunday.
The Sunday School was especially
well attended. We were given a
helpful message Sunday night by
Sister Mills who spoke on text
from the third chapter of the Rev
Citations. Rev. Patrick is due to re-
turn with his wife from California,
the latter part of this week or early
part of next. The young people will
furnish n musical and literary pro-
gram for the service next Sunday.
Attend our services. All are well
come to the Church of Brotherly
Love.
Grace Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Z. M. Lewis. Pastor.-ln observance
f Fathers Day the pastor chose as
the theme for the children's sermon
| cite, Because of His Dad" last Sun
day morning. The meaning and
promise in the fifth commandment
was we'll brought out. The adult SER
mon theme was, 1.-THE Uncertainty of
Tomorrow" The sermon was de-
livered exceptionally well and was
enjoyed by large congregation.
The Christian Endeavor had for its
'opic, Sunday evening, "The Need of
\ Christian Sunday" The discus
sion of the topic proved very bene-
fetal to those present.
On Sunday, June 26, Rev. A. A..
Hector, pastor of the First Presby-
terrain Church (colored) of Rich
mond. Va, will deliver a sermon to
the adults. A large congregation is
expected to hear this minister of
great renown.
The Christian Endeavor. held at
seven o'clock in the evening, promis-
rs to have a very interesting discus
sion on the topic. "Where are Mis-
sionaries More Needed-Africa or
India?"
A verv cordial welcome is extend
ed to all.
First. A. M. E. Church, Rev. T. F.
Tones. pastor.-The Indoor Camp
Meeting" held Sunday morning al
eleven o'clock was indeed a wonder.
fully inspiring service. There was
great rejoicing among the members
of the congregation as many of the
songs and HYMNS sung brought back
memories of forty years ago.
The subject of the sermon preach
ed by the Pastor was, "0ur God"
At the close of the service general
Misunderstanding was engaged after
which everyone retired to the lower
auditorium where the Pastor out
lined some plans for the close of the
Rally, which will take place Sunday
July 18th. with Bishop Parks, pres
ent. Tables were spread and many
enjoyed the basket dinner.
At eight o'clock the KNIGHTS and
Daughters of Tabor, assembled for
their annual program and sermon. II
was a splendid turnout with a large
congregation in attendance. The
Pastor preached the sermon.
Next Sunday there win be special
evengelistic services both morning
and evening Each member of the
unsaved person with him to the SER
vices: Everyone is cordially invited.
Special evangelistic music by the
choir.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Rev. J.
Sterling Moore, Pastor.-A splendid
Sunday School session ushered in ser
vices at Mt. Zion last Sunday which
were highly inspirational. Large con-
gregations were in attendance at NOR.
ming and evening service. In a SER
mon entitled, '"The Death of Christ
the legal ransom for our SOULS" the
pastor spoke on the following points
% the necessity of ransom; (2)
the nature of ransom required; (3)
what we should make of our redemp-
tion. He said in part, "Man had to
be redeemed according to law with
judgment and with righteousness,
and could not be restored through
violence or through connivance. Sin
being an offense against divine law
and against divine justice, what ran
som is required for sinners? The
Lion of the Tribe of Judah was the
only means whereby man could be
redeemed"
Showing its appreciation in a tan
gible manner, the church honored
Miss Estella Scott. Miss Ellen Owens,
Miss Elizabeth Dean, and Mr.. Ben
jamin Beasley, high school graduates
with fitting tokens of appreciation
at the evening service. These young
lpeople have been of inestimable
worth to the church, the young girl,
having served as teachers in the Pri.
mary Department of the Sunda,
School. All university and higi
school graduates were especially in
! vited guests. The addresses were
full of announcement and advice
the musical numbers were pleasingl,
rendered and well received. Rev
Moore was commended highly or