The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-23
TWO BIC CHURCH
/ ASSEMBLIES TO
Be HELD SOON
Various Summer Sessions
b to attract Large
e Crowds.

The 1927 lakewood Park Assembly
of the Indiana Conference of the
Evangelical church will convene at
lakewood Park on the west shore OF
Lake Wawasee on July % and will
close on Aug. Z.
The Boys and Girls Camp Con-
ferences will begin July % and will
continue for ten days. Aug. 2 and 6,
inclusive, the School of Leadership
Training under the deanship of Rev.
A. H. Doescher of Elkhart, will be
in session.
The Daily Vacation Bible School
will operate at the same time under
TIE supervision of Rev. o. o. Lozier
of Ft. Wayne. The Woman's Mis-
sionary Society, the Evangelical
League Of Christian Endeavors and
the Sunday School Conventions of
the Indiana Conference will CORE
late their program with the School
Of Leadership Training, making it
possible for their delegates to secure
credit work on the Standard Train
ing Course.
The list of speakers include DR..
Charles F. Guthrie of Syracuse,
N. Y; DR.. G. A. Mock, president of
Western Union College, Lemars, Ia;
DR.. G. H. Stauffacher, executive
secretary of the Evangelical Mis-
sionary Society; Rev. A. Giuliani,
superintendent of the italian Mis-
sion In Milwaukee; Miss Tose
Fecker, returned missionary from
China, and DR.. j. j. De Wall, super
intendent of the Redbird Mission in
Kentucky.
On Aug. 5, Congressman David
Hogg of FIT. Wayne, will be one of
the principal speakers and the clos
ing address on Sunday evening,
Aug. T. will be given by Governor
Fred R. Zimmerman of Wisconsin.
The thirty-third annual Bible
conference will open at Winona
Lake, Indiana, on Friday morning,
Aug. 5, at o'clock in the auditor
1um, with praise, prayer and testi-
mony service.
At 1890 a. m, in the tabernacle,
the opening sermon will be preached
by DR.. Erskine Blackburn, one of
Scotland's mightiest preachers, on
the subject, Entering the King
DOM" The conference will continue
ten days, services being scheduled
from a. m. to 9:15 p. m. each day.
DR.. William E. Beiderwolf, director
of the conference, has arranged
program second to none ever offered
at Winona
Among the speakers and teachers
are DR.. j. Alfred Kaye of London,
England; Mrs. Maude Ballington
Booht, commander of the American
Volunteers; Bishop F. D. Leete, D.
D.; DR.. Clovis G. Chappell, M. E.
Church, South; DR.. Clyde W. How
ard, Chicago; Mabel Uldine Utley,
known as the wonder child
preacher; DR.. William L. Stidger;
DR.. Lyman e. Davis, editor "Metho-
dist Recorder" DR.. John j. HE
menga, ex-president of Hope Col
lege; Dr. Herbert Bieber, noted Bible
teacher and preacher; DR.. George L..
Robinson, Mccormick Theological
Seminary; DR.. Harry l.. Bowlby,
general secretary Lords Day Ali
ance; Miss Grace SAKE, leading
woman Bible teacher in the world;
DR.. Max /. Reich, noted Hebrew
teacher; Mr.. Jacob Moses Harris,
American Jew, twenty-five years a
Christian.
Evangelists to be heard are-Dr.
D. A. Newlin, DR.. E. G. Miller, DR..
Charles Reign Scoville, the Rev.
Harry Vom Bruch and DR.. Homer
e. Sala.
Meetings will be held by the Mis-
sion Boys, led by Fred Becker,
president elect of the International
Union of Gospel Missions. Many
Missionaries from all parts of the
world, representing various denomi-
nations, will tell Of their work.
Homer Rodeheaver will direct the
music of the conference.
Mrs. Maude Ballington Booth Is