The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-10-21

Friday and Sunday. Willing Workers |
meet Sunday at z p. m. The public |
is invited to attend all meetings.
First A. M. f. Church, Rev. A. r. |
Dobbins, pastor Sunday was quar-
terly meeting day and the presiding'l
elder, Rev S. r. Maguinez, preached
at IL o'clock from John 1911, 81
am the good Shepherd. This sermon
was delivered with force and was
united with the church.
At night the presiding elder again
preached a very instructive sermon
from Luke S:44, ''lf | may but touch
the hem of His garment" One per-
son united with the church.
Monday night was quarterly con-
ference night, which was well attend
ed and the reports from the different
departments showed progress along
the line of church work.
The parsonage is being repaired
and furnished for the comfort of our
new pastor. The church is being rec
ognized and the members and friends
are beginning to. work with new in
terest.
The pastor will preach at both SER
vices Sunday October %. Come and
hear him; you will be benefited. All
are welcome.
Mount Zion Baptist Church, Rev.
Sterling Moore, pastor.-Selecting
as his text Genesis 45:14-l7, the
pastor delivered helpful sermon at
the morning service on Love and
| Forgiveness" He said that Christi
anity is a revelation of the love of
God; also, that Christianity is a rev.
citation of divine forgiveness. Paint
ing a vivid word picture of Josephs
brethren selling him into slavery;
stresging the sin of ingratitude as he
told how the plot was formed while
the brothers partook. of the food
brought by Joseph, Rev. Moore
showed how God had overruled the
evil by bringing good out of it, and
concluded by exhorting men to for
give their enemies.
Psalms 104 :24 was the basis of
profound treatise by the pastor at
the night service. Speaking to a
large congl egation, he declared that
Jews are the best proof of the divine
inspiration of the Bible. Going back
to the archives of history and bring
ing forth undeniable facts, he showed
conclusively that the Jews were held
in slavery by a dark-skinned race !;
emphasized the fact that altho under
! hard taskmasters who made them
bear grievous burdens, they increased
in number from 20 to 100000
souls; asserted that they retained
their racial characteristics and dis
Effectiveness for 215 years and said
that there was no way to keep them
down because God was with them.
The pew rally will be concluded
next Sunday; full returns from all
sources will be announced. Mount
Zion extends hearty welcome to all.
Grace Presbyterian Church, Rev.
f. Martin Lewis, pastor. = Sunday
morning the pastor spoke to the
children of Ch1ist, the good Shep-
herd, and by appropriate illustration
showed the sacrificial love which
caused Jesus to die and the debt of
gratitude we owe to Him. Then he
addressed the adults on THE Chris
tian's Goal and How to Attain IL. "
In this discourse he recommended
that we forget the past with its sins,
sorrows, errors and accomplishments
and aspire to the future by deter
mined, persistent effort, concentra-
ton and hopefulness. The Christian
Endeavor Society had an inspiring
and profitable meeting and lively
discussion of "The Choice of Voca-
ton" Toward the close Of the meet
ing a unique candle lighting cere-
mony was held in which the retiring
administration, led by Miss Jane
Chandler, transferred offices to the
new president, Letcher Marlborough,
and his staff.
Next Sunday morning Rev. +. M.
Lewis will continue his series of SER
mons interpreting Christian living,
and will speak on Practical Chris
tianity." The evening discourse will
be discussion of "The Miserere
Psalm" Grace Presbyterian Church
is established for your interest and
spiritual profit. You need it and II
needs you. 1t is large enough to give
you satisfactory service; small enough
to appreciate your presence and CO
operation. Worship with US Sunday
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. c. Alt
torney Mathew Hill spoke at the YES
per services last Sunday to large
crowd and Miss Lena Irving sang a
group of solos and Miss Bernice An
derson delighted with two violin Sc
lections. Master James Johnston gave
the 23rd Psalm, rounding out an un-
usually good program. This Sunday
Mrs. Candace Black has charge OF
the program and announces as her
speaker w. H. Wilson, editor of The
Enterprise. He will speak on "a
Vital Need A splendid musical
program also has been planned.
Swimming class examinations will
begin Saturday. at Z p. m. at the
main "Y''. This class is open to chill
dren as we'll as adults. The member
ship drive has been extended to
Wednesday, November 2, when a
chicken dinner will be served.
The Tri-L Girl Reserves. high
school girls club, met this week with
an enrolment of 20. The following
officers were elected: Charlotte
Fletcher, president; Rebecca Carter
vice president; Virginia Roberts, sec
rotary; Martha Anderson. assistant
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