The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-05-24
The Churches
Goodness of God

Psalm lass. The Lord Is gra-
cious, and full of compassion; slow
to anger, and of great mercy.
9. The Lord is good to all; and
His tender mercies are over all His
works.
IA. The Lord upholdeth all that
fall and raiseth up all those that be
bowed down,
Is. The eyes of all wait upon
thee; and thou givest them their
meat in due season.
l6. Thou openest thine hand. and
satisfiest the desire of every living
thing,
IS. The Lord is nigh unto them
that call upon Him in truth.
God Is my strong Salvation,
What foe have | got to fear?
| In darkness and temptation
| My tight, my Help Is near"
Remember the Sabbath Day, to
T, keep il holy-Exodus 20;5.
Go to Church Sunday
First A. M. E. Church, Rev. A. X.
Dobbins, pastor-"Suffer us not to
be led into Tcmptation" was the
theme of the morning sermon last
Sunday delivered by Rev. VIM. Beav-
ers, assistant pastor, who is directing
the work Of the church during the
absence of our pastor. Reverend
Beavers message was helpful to the
large congregation. Rev. W. +.
Green delivered the sermon for the
evening service. His sermon sub
ject was, "Jesus Our Help" Next
Sunday Rev. Beavers will preach
at IL a. IN. The u. b. +. and s. NJ.
r. order will hold their annual serv-
ice at 8 D. M, Rev. Greene will de-
liver tho sermon. We are making
a special effort to collect dollar
money and the quarterly tax for the
presiding elder. We ask the. coop
GRAFTON of all members and friends.
Let us keep the home fires burning
during the absence of our pastor. At
tend all services next Sunday.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Rev. j.
Sterling Moore, pastor.--During the
absence of the pastor, Rev. VIM.
Hammond had charge of the services
. at Mt. Zion. At the IL o'clock serv-
ice he preached from the text John
81: marvel not that | said unto
thee. Ye must be born again"
"The Lord hath done great things
for us, whereof we are glad" Psalms
1868, was the basis of the evening
) sermon. Rev. Hammond said: "Da-
I vid was trying to get the church to
: appreciate Gods goodness. Since
. we know that there IS nothing to our
5 power, neither to the power of any
= man, care not what he is, nor what
b he has. we also know that it is not
4 through our power that we are liv-
:. ing tonight. II is due to the good
c ness of our Creator that we live to-
i night"
5 The pastor is expected to occupy
= the pulpit next Sunday. All are cor
D. daily invited to attend services al
q the homelike church where a hearty
5 welcome awaits you.
e, Grace Presbyterian Church, Rev
n +. NJ. Lewis pastor.--On Sunday
Is morning the pastor addressed tho
u. children, using the text: "Whatso
n ever We do, do it heartily, as untt
IL the Lord" He told of the Scottish
Is game of Searching the Tub" an'
- showed that the true values of lift
e. are received only by whole-hearteC
- efforts at the goal we strive to at
Z. tain. The adult sermon on "Spir
' itual I.aziness" dealt with the unwis
=, dom of using prayer as a means o
IN excusing us from labor. II wa
70 pointed out that results are not ex
pected in the physical and intellec
II tual world without adequate work
ic and so prayer ought to be used t
e inspire us to greater moral and spir
n itual achievement. Thus one vii
9. pray earnestly to overcome his fail
= ings, but then do his part in resist
:, ing the temptations.
T. Next Sunday morning Rev. +. NJ
tic Lewis will deliver a sermon entitled
4. "Our Family Tree" This will b
nv preceded by the usual sermonette TO
", children, and cordial invitation
r.; extended to all.
"a Phyllis Wheatley Y. W C. A.
ne The Tri l. Girl Reserves met las
" week and elected the following OF
ss ficers: Tessie Miller, president; MAJ
- tina Anderson, vice president; Bel
r., nice Black, secretary; Rebecca Can
az ter, assistant secretary; Vivian How
on ard, treasurer. The officers will b
". installed at the regular club meetin
~ this week TO begin their work at tn
fall season. This club is also plaT
2S ming a lawn social with the sale Q
= ice cream, cake, hot dogs, cand!
81 ETC., for June 3, from 1880 to III
.a, m. The proceeds from this soci;
list will go to defray the delegates e.
ay penses to the Girl Reserve confei
ma enee at Seabeck this summer. Mis-
ld, Bernice Anderson, director of tn
d. Grade School Girl reserves will hel
M with the music at the Seabeck col
lin ference this year. This honor wa
IN: conferred upon Miss Anderso
81 through the efforts of Miss Ad
. French, national girl reserve seer
%. terry Of the Northwest, because
OF, the interest she has taken in 81
nDi,ss reserve work. The girls staying
ST. the home surprised Miss Villa Nj
hts Broows, also guest in the HON
p with birthday party on Tuesds
- night, which proved a very delieh
- full affair.
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