The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-05-03
The Churches

First A. M. E. Church, Rev. A. P.
Dobbins, Pastor.-Rev. j. ID. Bird
had charge of the services last Sun
day He chose for his morning text:
l Tim, 2 IS, For there is one God and
one Mediator between God and men,
that man Christ Jesus; Subject,
"Christ the Mediator of Man."
At 500 o'clock Rev. Bird selected
as his text Matt. 1919: And | will
give unto you the keys of the king
dom of heaven etc. Subject, 1.-The
Love of God and Jesus Christ" Both
sermons were very timely and gave
the audience food for thought An
appreciative audience attended both |
/ services.
The A. C. f. League, NJ. CASTOR,
president, opened at it's scheduled |
time, discussing the subject, "0thers
Religion" The league was we'll at
tended and much interest was shown |
by the young people. Rev. +. d.
White will fill the pulpit for next |
/ Sunday services. All are welcome TO |
First A. M. +. Church.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Rev. J. !
Sterling Moore, Pastor.-"The Heav- |
| CITY was lHt SuDJtCL VI |
the pastors sermon Sunday morning, |
based on l Cor. 9:24. In comparing !
c. c. Pyle's cross country marathon |
to the Christian race, he said, "There
is no reason why any should drop out
of this Christian race. There. is no
reason why we should be disqualified
if we are running in a prescribed
course. We cannot succeed by run
ming our own way. Jesus said, 4
am the way, the truth and the light.
No man cometh unto the Father but
by me-" Three requisites for sue
cess in running the Christian race
were |. To run in a prescribed
course; 2. To lay aside every
weight; 3. To prepare and train for
the race.
The evening service was in charge
of the Woman's H. & f. Missionary
Society. A splendid program was
rendc, ed, which included addresses
on Missions, reading and missionary
songs.
The pastor will occupy the pulpit
at next Sundays services. All are
invited to attend the services ard
hear the inspired messages by the
pastor Strangers made especially
welcome.
St. Phillips Episcopal Mission, gath
: Ave. and Z. Fir St., Rec. +. c.. r.
| Pritchard, Pastor.-"Christian Fell
lowship' was the subject of very
helpful sermon delivered by Rev.
Pritchard last Sunday afternoon.
The service was well attended. "Holy
Communion will be observed next
| The txyt1l ha o. g
] am We invite strangers and orr
Q friends to attend the service.
! Full Gospel Mission, 1929 Yesler
) Way, Elder. Z. F. Morris, Pastor
= The meeting was we'll attended Sun
}. day, at the new mission and
Z all were blessed listening to
5 tho voice of God, through the mouth
!, of his servant Elder 4. f. Morris,
= teaching us that mans disobedience
s to God has caused him to turn his
!, ear away from their cries, and that
y Christ has died that we might not live
e any longer IN sin.
s We are glad that the word of God
is right, andsis the power of God unto
= salvation unto every one that "be-
i lieyeth."
( We invite everyone that desires TO
!. hear the full gospel preached, to
: come. and bring someone with you.
= You can receive the word of God
. in any one of these meetings, either
!, at Tacoma where there is an old.
d fashioned power house, where the
2 children of men feast with the Lore
i in the Spirit of the Living God, or al
h the Yesler Way Mission, for the LORD
( is here also. We desire your patron
age by attending.
= Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. c. A.
lc Last Sunday Mrs. w. Z. Burton haC
{ charge of the program and presented
IL Father E. c. X. Pritchard as the
i. speaker. She had very interestltnt
!, musical program consisting of ;
4 group of piano selections by Char
!e lotte Fletcher, a group of violin We
:, lections by Creon Thomas and Mar
is vim CASTOR delivered his prize win
= ming Grafton to the delight of hi
=, hearers. Vesper Service this Sunds,
Y will be a complete Girl Reserve pro
IN gram with Miss Bella Taylor, Nj
/. tional Girl Reserve Secretary of New
II York City as the speaker. She vii
: speak on the Girl Reserve movement
Is Girl Reserve Rings will be presente,
- l w MISS 1dNlOI W bilC lOliOWliiS "a
q, L Girl Reserves: Beatrice Slaugh
a, ter, Clara Dubois, Bernice Black
81 Charlotte Fletcher, Martha Ander
!, son, Tessie Miller Virginia Roberts
IA Rebecca Carter, Vivian Howard
a. Odessa Lewis and Juanita Phelps
r, Miss Taylor will be the honored CUES
a at luncheon Saturday given by tn,
IN Tri LIS. Sharing honors with her viii
= be Miss Hilyard, local Girl Reserve
IS Secretary. At the luncheon Cir
: Reserve ring will be presented t
Q. Miss Bernice Anderson as director
y; of the Grade School Girl Reserve
ic and to Miss Evalena A. Davis, as di
y: rector of the High School Girl R,
p serves. After luncheon a sight see
l.. ing trip will be enjoyed by the party
Miss Taylor will leave Sunday night