Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-15

Plans for the bishops crusade IL
the Episcopal Church in Washington
were completed at a meeting Thurs
day night The mission churches IN
Washington are tie Church of the
Epiphany. at 1917 G street; ST. Mark 5
Church, at Third and A streets south
east; ST. Margaret's Church. Connect
cut avenue and Bancroft place, and
st. Johns Church, Potomac and Q
streets. 1t has been decided to hold
crusade meetings also in Emmanuel
Church, Thirteenth and V streets
southeast, and ST. Luke's Church
Fifteenth and Church streets. The
crusade will begin Sunday evening
January %, and continue through
Friday evening. January 2s.
Each week day of the crusade there
will be a celebration of holy commun'
ion In the mission churches at the
following hours: Epiphany, 7:30 am
ST. Marks. 7:3f am; St. Margaret's.
on January 81 and 25. at 100 am: 26.
81 and % at IL am. st. Johns Church
in Georgetown. 100 am; at Emman'
uel Church daily at am. and 10 am.
There will also be a daily celebra ton
of holy comm union at st. Stephens
Church at am.
Crusaders" to Preach.
The following CRUSADERS will
preach at Epiphany Church at II
O'Clock noon: Monday and Tuesday,
Bishop Freeman: Wednesday. the Rev.
DIR. BudlonS; Thursday, the Rev. DR.,
Massie: Friday. the Rev DR.. Finch
baugh. MONDAY exercises will be
conducted in eachs of the crusade
churches by the rector or by some one
chosen by him.
There will be an afternoon confer
ence In each Of the mission churches
from 2:30 to pm. daily during the
duration of the crusade. The leaders
OF these conferences are as follows:
Epiphany Church, Rev. Mr.. Knickle:
st. Marks Church, Leon c. Palmer:
st. Margaret's Church, January rs
and 26, Mrs. Samuel Thorne, president
OF the Woman's Auxiliary of the Do
cese of New York: January 81 and %,
Miss Sally Dean, educational secre-
tary Of the Woman's Auxiliary of the
Diocese of Virginia; st. Johns Church
Georgetown, January "a and rs, DIR.
Budlong: January IS and 81. DR..
F'linchbaugh: January %, DIR. Massie:
Emmanuel, Rev. l.. B. Franck, rector
of Anacostia Parish.
Each evening at s o'clock there will
be mission service at each of the
specified churches, at which one of the
crusaders will deliver an address
These addresses are anticipated as
being the high points of the crusade.
Bishop to Speak.
On the evenings January %, 81 and
2S the speaker at Epiphany Church
win be Right Rev. Thomas C. Darst,
Bishop of East Carolina and president
of the National Commission on
Evangelism.
The preacher at Epiphany Church
Monday evening, January "a. will be
Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop
of Washington. Bishop Freeman is
a member of the National Commission
on Evangelism. which is conducting
the crusade. and preached the first
sermon Of the crusade in the Cathedral
of st. John the Divine in New York
City Sunday evening, January 9.
During Ire following week he deliver
ed moro than 80 addresses in New
York City.
The speaker at Epiphany Church
the evenings Of January rs and &c
will be Rev. Charles Edwin Knickle.
rector of st. Paul's Church in Water
town, Wis. He is c"rive of Lunen-
burg, Nova Scotia, where he received
his early education.
Preacher at St. Marks.
Rev. DIR. Fred G. Budlong, at pres.
ent rector of Christ Church. Green
witch. Conn, will be the preacher each
evening of the Crusade week at ST.
Mark's Church. beginning January
%. DE-. Budlong began his ministry
in mission stations in southern Min
nesota but since 1909 has been rector
of large city churches in St Paul,
Chicago and Pittsburgh
The preacher at ST. Margaret
Church each evening of the week will
be Rev. DIR. Frederick L. Flinchbaugh,
rector of st. Stephens Church,
Wilkes. Barre, Pa.
The preacher during the term of
the crusade at St Johns Church
In Georgetown will be Rev DR..
Robert Kinloch Massie, dean of Christ
Church Cathedral, Lexington, Ky.
The following is the assignment of
speakers for the evenings of Cru
SADIE week" at Emmanuel Church in
Anacostia: Sunday evening, Right
Rev. G. w. Davenport, Bishop of the
diocese of Easton; Monday, Rev. Mr..
Knickle; Tuesday, Rev. c. T. Warner
rector of st. Adams Church, this
city. The meeting Tuesday evening
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