The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-05
DR.. Helm SPEAKS
SUNDAY MORNING
At LOCAL CHURCH
Head of Ohio Lutheran
Synod to Be Guest of
Honor.


Honor.
DR.. c. c. Helm, president of the
joint synod of Ohio of the Lutheran
Church, will preach Sunday morning
at an anniversary service to be held
at st. Matthew Lutheran Church.
DR.. Helm is a guiding influence in
the Ohio Synod. He served in the
capacity as first vice president for
many years. Five years ago he was
elected president Of the Joint Synod
of Ohio and other States, which
synod numbers 100000 souls. He was
a delegate to the Lutheran World
Conference that met in Europe
several years ago.
DR.. Helm is well posted on the
work of the church and is putting
forth much effort to bring about 3.
closer relation between the several
Lutheran bodies.
DR.. Helm will speak Sunday morn
ing at the first anniversary ceIebra-
ton OF the st. Matthew Lutheran
Church. There are many friends
craving the opportunity to hear DR..
Helm.
The Rev. L. E. zimmerman from
Hartford City. Ind, will be the
| speaker Sunday evening.
st. Matthew will have been in their
new building one year Sunday.
The Brotherhood will meet Tues
day evening in the church
auditorium.
The Ladies Aid will meet Thurs
day afternoon in the church
Auditorium.
At First Moravian Episcopal
Church the pastor, Rev. Christian o.
Weber, will preach in the evening
on the theme, "Dwarfed Christians"
A communion service will be held in
the morning. DIR. e. V. Alexander
will sing Repent Ye," by Scott, at
the morning service. and Miss Doro-
thy King will sing Come Ye
Blessed" by Scott, at the evening
service.
Sunday at 7:45 p. M, DIR. Edward
Haines Kistler will speak in the
Fairview Presbyterian Church on
THE Empty Purse Speaks" His
morning theme will be "Life's Meas
urements."
Sunday win be observed as char
ter membership day at the Fifty.
First Street NJ. E. Church. DIR. Har.
ry Andrews King will be the preach
er at the morning service at 10:45.
Also in this service there will be a
roll cal of the membership, the I'M
yelling and dedication of the perma-
nent charter roll. Mrs. J. r. Free
man will sing Come Unto Me-" by
Handel. In the evening service at
1880 the pastor will have as his
theme, 1.-THE People Called Method
lists" Missionary day will be OBJ
served in the Sunday school by a
short program and missionary Of
fering.
The Rev. Elmer Jones, pastor of
the st. Paul NJ. E. Church, will
preach at the morning service on
Not the End. but the Beginning"
The pastor will use for his theme in
the evening service, Where Sin
Abounds.'
Linwood Christian, Linwood Ave.
and Michigan St., the Rev. Homer
c. Boblitt, pastor. Morning sermon,
Apostolic Christianity; Junior SER
mon, "A Bundle of Sticks" evening
Converting a Politician"
Rev. Edmond Kerlin will speak
briefly and conduct the quarterly
Communion Service at the First
Evangelical Church at 10:40 a. m.
Invocation in B Flat" by Gull.
mant; organ, THE King of Love My
Shepherd Is" by Shelley; vested
chorus.
AT the SNSIlllS ISOple service
GAS the gospel message by the Rev
John c. Mosier of Van Vert, Ohio
Organ. Intermezzo from "Cavaleria
Rustieana" MascagnD. Vested cho
rus, praise Ye the Lord" CBaines)
Sunday school at $50. Young PEG
pies service at Z.
'The Open Door" will be the ser
mon subject of Eden H. Mills, pas
tor of First Friends Church. Service
at 10:45.
At Hillside Christian Church, Sun
day morning, the pastor, Homer
Dale, will preach on Visions and
Goals in the Christian Life The
Powerful, Penetrating
IT0aIo En-on.n a.