The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-08-23

Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Rev. ].
Sterling Moore, PASTORAL the II
o'clock service Rev. l.. B. Revall.
secretary of the national publishing
board of the Church of Christ, oc-
cupied the pulpit. He chose as his
subject, Peace; text, Isaiah 1858,
Job 22:2l. In part he said: "God
has promised to keep him in perfect
peace whose mind is staid on Him.
IL we acknowledge ourselves and al
low ourselves to have a knowledge of
Him, we can be at peace; otherwise.
we cannot be at peace. There we
have the harmony after all with the
statement of the angels 1000 years
ago. Peace on earth, good will to
mem"
"How to Read the Bible Intelli-
gently" was the subject of discussion
in the B. Y. p. u.
Rev. Revall again occupied the
pulpit at the evening service and
used as the sermon subject, "Wells. "
There was one addition to the church.
Many visitors and strangers wor-
shipped at both services last Sunday.
, All are invited to attend next SUM-
days services; cordial welcome
: awaits you.
Grace Presbyterian Church, Rev
K. Martin Lewis, pastor.-Using a
piece of coal by way of illustration
: the pastor gave an object-sermon tc
, the children Sunday morning. He
compared the blackness. dirt, etc, OF
the coal to the sin in the lives oi
: individuals. He then pointed out tn,
y valuable properties in coal, such al
l. tar, sulphur, carbon, etc, comparing
:, them to honesty, kindness, and othel
!; virtues that may be found in tn,
. hearts of people as they are brough
s into contact with Christ.
The adult sermon was an expos
!, tory address on Psalm 81, showing
:. the circumstances under which it wa
It written, and pointing out severa
y lessons which are of practical valp
Is in the lives of men today. ~
I. Next Sunday morning Rev. b. N
!. Lewis will deliver sermon on eth
q Place and Power of Prayer" Thi
n theme is the outgrowth of recent dis
!, cussions, and all are urged to b
= present and enjoy it. E
4 First A. M. E. Church, Rev. A. ]
,. Dobbins. astor.-Another large an
I; appreciative congregation attende
&c the service at First A. NJ. +. Churc
:. Sunday morning. The pastor ar
= nounced his text from Matt. 13:43-
l.. "Then shall the righteous shine fort
as the sun in the Kingdom of the
Father. Who hath ears to hear II
-Ithem hear" The choir seemed |
y its best, each selection seeming to
(, prompted by the spirit.
1et The Sunday school was largely a
y tended. The Endeayor had a splel
q did. meeting. The president beir
st out of the city, Miss Katie Smi
a, conducted the Endeavor.
j. At s p. m. the Women's Missio
tn airy Society held its annual progra
~ and received the missionary boxt
!" A special feature of this progra
&c was a neatly constructed little shi
ay or ark, designed by Mr.. Geo. Ande
h. son, to receive the offering. NJ
10, Anderson is one of Seattle's best ca
81 penters and contractors. His mar
". is synonym for first-class wor
= manship. Next Sunday the past
Il will preach at the morning serviC
"a. A Labor Day program will be re
e; dered at 8 p. m. Many of Seattle
no leading characters will speak. Dol
: miss this program. Monday, at s.;
~ d. M, Miss Olga Robinctte will
,e. presented in song recital. Admissi
ce 35 cents. Secure your tickets frt
". some of the sellers or at the parse
no age.
h The final effort by the ushers
the conference year will be a pls
- supper Friday, Aug. 81. The past
a wishes to thank friends and memb'
ii for their support in winding up
very successful year at First A.
+. Church.
II Persons going to conference m
III list their names with the pastor,
special fare is being arranged.