The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-28
MORAvIAN
MEETINGS
SCHEDULED
Thirty-Fourth Annual En-
deavor Convention Here
AUG. 2-5.

THE thirty-fourth annual con-
Il vention of the First Moraviar
Christian Endeavor Union will be
held in the First Moravian Church
of Indianapolis on Aug. 2, 3, 4 and 5
The Moravian churches from the
Atlantic Seaboard to Indiana are in
Guided, and there will be delegates
in attendance from most of the
churches.
A motor caravan carrying the
Christian Endeavorers from the
churches of New York, New Jersey
Pennsylvania and Ohio will arrive
in indianapolis on Thursday morn
ing.
Here they will be entertained by
the Christian Endeavorer Societies
of the First and Second Moravian
churches, during the course of the
convention.
The convention program includes
many distinguished speakers and
workers among young people, and
bids fair to contribute much con-
structive inspiration 10 the work of
Christian EndeaVor.
The program is as follows for the
four days:
Thursday, Aug. p
4:30 P. M--Welcome meeting; greetings:
vention committee; the Rev. F. P. Stocker,
pastor of the First Moravian Church; the
Rev. Vernon Y. Couillard. pastor of the
ward B, Clewell of EmauS Pa, union
5:8o@Feuowship supper and stunt pro-
1850 P. M.-opening session; song service
,s ?; M:Mzdreetings from the provincial
8:15 P. M.-Convention sermon by the
Of religious education, Cedar Crest Col
lege' Allentown: Pa.
0:l5 A. M,-B-4.o ~.udy, the Rev. DR..
depyoF Il BY the RsS e. SE5mer' HOPE,
1899 4, MroPep n, forum .2 rs This an
mann Of New York City.
u Noon-Luncheon.
1870 P. M.-Business session. Union
President E. B. Clewell, presiding.
2:3o-sightseeing tour and outing.
1870 P MMMissionary meeting: song
sP. M-7Missionary address, The Mis-
sion Situation n "a by the W. r.
Saturday, Aug. f.
sis A. M.wBibie study. the Rev. DR..
. 10 j. A. sap -simultaneous conference on
..'Obiectives IN Christian EnedayoT" OBJ
R sSyiVS Ternon ". couiiard 81 Indianapolis
"Obiectives in Personal Evangelism" led
by the Rev. Theodore Reinke Of York, Pa:
L.. - TwA1 led
by Miss Margaret Kirkwood of New York
1880 A. M.-Personal problems confer
ences flor boys and girls); conference for
IL Noon-Luncheon.
1870 P. M.-BusinesS session.
2:30 P. M.-Junior demonstration
P. M.-Conference, led by II. A; Klahr,
executive secretary Of the Ohio Christian
6P M-Dinner.
T:sO ?: M;Isong service and DEVOTIONAL.
P M-A Ms1nds;y by Aug a s 81 kishf'
II A. M.-services in local Moravian
Churches.
las P, M.-Installation. Of union Off
Eccles Of Butler University.
The convention song leader will be the
Rev H. E. Kemper of Egg Harbor City,
N. ]. All sessions will be held in the First
Moravian Church, Twenty-Second and
Broadway.
DR.. ]. w. McFall, pastor of the
Broadway M. E. Church has been at
the Rivervale Epworth League In
stiture the past week, but will re-
turn for the services next Sunday.
In the morning his subject will be
"Jesus and World Needs" and in
the evening he will speak on Some
Downward Steps,"
The Epworth League Fellowship
hour at p. m. Sunday will be in
charge Of Mr. Moffett, who will have
a program of games and stunts.
The devotional meeting at 6:4s
.. m. will be led by Bryce Ham who
will speak on the subject Booker
r. Washington" A quartet will
sing.
Monday evening the Sunday
school council will meet in the
chapel at 1880 p. m. to consider the
Fall and Winter program of train
ing and other work in the Sunday
school.
At the st. Paul M. E. Church
next Sunday morning, the Rev.
Elmer Jones will preach on the sub
ject Heaven" At this service the
young people, who attended the Ep-
worth League Institute at Battle
Ground, will receive their certifi-
Gates.
The fourth union service will be
held at the st. Paul M. E. Church
Sunday evening. The Rev. Aubrey
Moore, of the Seventh Christian
Church, will deliver the message,
the subject of which will be "The
Christian and His Diseases" The
chorister has planned special music
for this service.
Miss Kathryn Hodapp will lead
the Epworth League devotional
service at z o'clock. The topic for
discussion will be Pioneers in
Christian Adventures"
The United Luthern Churches
will conduct Union Lutheran serv-
ices Sunday evening at the First
English Lutheran Church, Rev. j.
Earl Spaid, pastor. The vesper
service will be used and the special
music will be furnished by the
Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran
choir, P. B. Moore, director. The
sermon will be delivered by the Rev
Allen K. Trout, pastor of Bethlehem
Evangelical Luthern Church and his
subject will be Ashamed of Jesus
Rev. Trout came to Indianapolis
year ago having graduated from
HANNA Divinity School, Springfield
Ohio, and at present is pastor Of the
United Luthern Church on the
north side.
Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran
Church announces church services
Sunday morning at 10:45 when the
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