The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-24
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song.
Other noted ministers will assist
during the week just preceding
Easter, as Rev. Moore will be en-
gagged in meeting at his own
church
This revival is being preceded by the
"TWo-by-TWo" system of visitation
in the homes, and which is eSpe-
cially being emphasized by the Rev.
Jesse M. Bader Of st. Louis. U. S. M.
S. secretary of Evangelism.
The Rev. K. E. Thorne is pastor
Of the Beech Grove Church.
The order of service at the All
Souls Unitarian Church, beginning
at II o'clock will be as follows, &C
cording to an announcement made
by DR.. F. S. C. Wicks, pastor:
Choral. Suite Gothiaue," Boellmann;
! Jour dc Noes" Archer; hymn 33G:
! Fourth service; Covenant Anthem Words
Of Aspirations; Responsive reading. twen-
ty-hfth selection; Scripture; Hymn No
233; Notices and Offering; Aria. II Tro-
yatore." Verdi: Address, Murder Of a
Postlude; POstlude. Spence.
Varieties Of Approach to Christ. q"
will be the morning sermon of the
Rev. William Talbot Jones. pastor
of the Edwin Ray NJ f. Church
Sunday In the evening the sermon
will be The Hope of Our Race" At
6:30 there will be Epworth League
services for the junior, senior and
intermediate leagues.
The Rev. Ambrose Aegerter
pastor of the Beville Avenue Evangel-
ical Church announces that on
Sunday morning he will preach on
The Strength of Weakness and in
the evening will use as his sermon
Heroes and towards"
At the Brooksidc United Brethren
/ Church, the Rev.' Forest A. Reed
pastor, will preach on The Con-
quest of Jericho" and in the eve
ming the sermon will be THE Prayer
That Secured Forgiveness"
The fifth Lenten service of the
Rev. L. C. E. Fackler, pastor of the
st. Matthew Lutheran Church will
be THE CrOSs-A Lesson in Sacri-
flee" In the evening at 7:30 there
will be a presentation of the Pas
sion Play.
The following will be the program
OF the music Of the North M. E.
Church for the morning service, be-
ginning at 1915:
Organ Prelude Communion IN G..
Anthem. Send ont Thy Light G i196
Tenor soIo-$TR1;y5' Rcbaiie Hath Broken n'oA'
! Postlude- "Postludc' .......:. Prout
In the evening the program is as
follows, beginning at 7:45:
organ Prelude" Nuptial Song" Friml
Anthem-"Lct the Earth Rejoice 49,,
oGertory-" Londonderry Air.. COLEMAN Coleman
Contralto Solo-"The Day Is Ended"
Postiudc.'March' ,'.'.,,,,,',..' G Martin
soloists-Mr Walter E, wallace, 'i So o.
prano: Mrs. Frank H. Nelson. contralto
Fred Hummcl tenor, ". J. Condrey barry
At the First United Presbyterian
Church the pastor, the Rev. f. A.
Daum, announces Jesus, or Ba-
rabbas?" as his sermon topic for the
morning. In the evening a class
of girls will present "Ruth,' dra-
matization.
DR., Edward Haines Kistler, pas
tor of the Fairview Presbyterian
Church, will preach the third of
his Lenten services Sunday morning,
Johns Witness, A Power That
Lifts" The quartet will sing Ride
On In Majesty" In the evening the
sermon will be THE Genial pro-
fame"
"The Shared Life" will be the theme
of the sermon of the Rev. Joseph
G. Moore, pastor of the Capitol
Avenue M. E Church Sunday In
the evening the service will be the
first of series on the last words of
Jesus and will be entitled 1.-THE
First Word From the Cross"
"a Return Trip Over a Familiar
Territory will be the morning SER
mon of the Rev. Robert M. Wood,
pastor of the Crooked Greek Church.
In the evening the pastor will use
Identification Marks" as his theme.
At the Church of Christ, j. c.
Ready, evangelist of Sullivan, Ind,
will preach the morning and eve
ming services.
Lodging With Sinners" will be
the morning service of the Rev. Bert
R. johnson, pastor of the Downey
Avenue Christian Church. In Nthe
evening the pastor will use when
Jesus Says, We'll Done"
Sunday, March Is will be observed
as New Church Day at the Edge
wood Methodist Episcopal Church.
The church will start campaign to
raise $4,000 for a new building
which will have a basement, with
assembly rooms, class rooms and a