Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-20

NER, is the able pastor. And the
church is located in Barton Heights.
on a desirable site, upon a beautiful
hill; lust like candle upon hill
so is TRINITY BAPTIST, the 'Stue'
co, CHURCH, upon an elevated hill
throwing out BEACON LIGHTS to
those unsaved. Thus, they sing
Come yet that love the Lord, and lei
your lows be known Trinity is one
of the most attractive chuches in tbs
city. If you want to enjoy good SER
vices, go to Trinity Baptist Church
They extend a most hearty welcome
to everybody. I worshipt with them
last Sunday, September 18th
Miss Blair: T-' CUR carried
away with your visit to TRINITY.
Tell me how did you like the SER
VICES?"
Ampli6er: 81 cannot tell you at
present, how we'll l enjoyed the SER
vices. Time will not permit. AT
1870 AM, promptly, the pastor
Rev. K. D. Turner, opened Services
by thrilling singing"
Miss Blair: "Who did you say of
fered prayer"
Amplifier: 81 think his name is
deacon Howard. His prayer was
keenly felt by ALL"
Miss Blair: "Who read the Scrip
ture Lesson?"
Amplifier: "The pastor read an ex-
cellent Lesson from the 10th chapter
of st. Matthew. The congregation
listened to this reading with much
interest. After which, Bro. Wynder
offered and ardent prayer"
Miss Blair: Seems like you were
going to say something pertaining
to the Choir. What was it,"
Amplifier: "O-yes, 1 was about to
say that after Bro. Wynder's heart
searching prayer, the Junior Choir
sang, What a Friend we have in Je'
sus, All our sins and grief to Bear
What a Privilege to carry Everything
to God in Prayer, etc. Meanwhile,
the ushers came forward and gather
ed the offering for missions"
Miss Blair: "Ampie who is the
church clerk?"
Amplifier: "Bro. w. B. Wilson is
the church clerk, he at this point,
made the regular announcements. "
Miss Blair: "Of this Junior Choir,
who is the leader?"
Ampli6er: "Miss Evelyn Kemp is
the leader, and she is quite capable
of leading this choir. And Mrs. Ju-
liza Coleman is organist of the Senior
Choir. The Senior Choir may sing
well, but as to the Junior Choir, l
know they can SING. If you have
never heard this young choir, you
have missed a rare treat"
Miss Blair: That's grand. Now
tell me how was the sermon?"
Amplifer: "The hour for preach
ing having arrived, the pastor, Re-.
X. D. Turner, came forward, and af-
ter making some explanatory re-
marks, called our attention to Prov
erbs 1926. Words: My son, give me
thine heart, and let thine eyes OBJ
serve my ways. His subject was:
Give God your heart.
Miss Blair: "From the text select
ed and subject, doubtless, this SER
mon was uplifting"
Ampli6er: "Of course it was re-
member who preacht it. To say that
this sermon was excellent, / would
be saying very little about it. 1t
was brimful of first-hand informa-
ton, most pointed and unique dis
course. He, (Rev. K. D. Turner)
should preach this sermon over and
ever again"
Miss Blair: "Good gracious! Wish
mother and daddy had visited Trim
ity Baptist Church last Sunday. We
love good spiritual preaching. Why
it seemed to have been a day at
Pentecost around Trinity. Good
ress-of-you, to tell us about it. Great
day it was, We'll be there next Sun
day if nothing prevents. Go on and
finish what you were saylng-sorry
l interrupted YOU"
Amplifier: eyes, in spiritual, log
ical and convincing manner the pas
torswayed his audience at will. While
he preacht, the devout men and
women, who assembled at the church
early, famed the spiritual flames IN
til the love of sin departed and grace
inspired the songs. 'Amens, Alright,
Alright Boy, Alright Son, Preach HI,
W d, Praise God, W e re loud
and generous. Those who did not
cry aloud, used their charitable
handkerchiefs to dry their silent
tears-fowing from their weeping
eyes. Don't forget the subject
Give God your heart"
Miss Blair: "Sister Tailed told me
that they have organized a Club at
Trinity for the young people, AM
pie tell me about il"
l.