Evening star., 1933-12-16
Activities in Local Churches

IN Local
Ice Sunday, at q. pm. special music
has been, arranged for this service.
Unanswered Prayer" will be discussed
by DR.. Forcey at 3 O'Clock.
"The Sunshine Service" will be held
Tuesday evening. On Friday evening
another sermon in the series OF pro-
phetical messages will be given on the
A special octet will sing during "The
Church of the Air, broadcast over
VOL Sunday at LAS pm.
Candle Light Service.
Christmas Windows" will be the
sermon subject at the Cleveland Park
Congregational Church. The pastor,
Rev. George Farnham, will have charge
Of the service.
At S O'Clock the annual candle light
ceremony will be held. The music will
be furnished by the church quartet and
a chorus choir. The leading parts will
be sung by James ]. King. Miss Aurelia
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Gray. Tea will be served in the church
Chevy Chase Baptist.
The subject Of the sermon tomorrow
will be, What Jesus Brought"
The pastor, Rev. Edward o. Clark, will
preach. A story sermon will be given
to the Junior church. At 8 pm. a new
cross will be lighted for the
first time. and an appropriate ceremony
.-'!.ll be held. Mr.. Clark's subject will
be '"The Light Of the Cross"
The Woman's Society will meet Mon
lay at II o'clock. Following the lunch
eon at 1890. a meeting will be held.
with the topic Trophies of the Word
he Sunday school will be held Friday
evening.
Chevy Chase M. E.
DR.. Harry E. Woolever. editor of the
National Methodist Press, will be the
speaker at the II o'clock service to-
Two groups of young people will meet
n the evening. The older boys and
girls meeting at 6:15, with Bobby
Weaver and Reuben Stivers as hosts at
supper. The pastor, Rev. Edward G.
latch, will lead the discussion which
follows supper.
Circle No. will meet Monday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Richard
Johnson, 212 East Underwood street.
The Real Meaning Of Christmas" will
,e the subject Of the Thursday evening
meeting.
st. Johns, Mount Rainier.
Holy communion, 9 am; morning
prayer and sermon, II am; evening
prayer and sermon, pm. At the
evening service the rector will continue
MS series of sermons on Men Who
Have Made Churches" Wesley and
he Methodist Church" will be the sub
ect.
John Wesley A. M. E. Zion.
Guarding the Souls Altar Fires" Is
he subject of the sermon tomorrow
morning by the minister, Rev. w. o.
THE Beautiful Palace" will
,e the message to the junior church. At
1:45 pm, Rev. ]. A. S. Cole, presiding
'lder. will preach and administer the
sacrament of the Lords supper. Music
n.
ector; Miss Lucille Mills, organtst.
st. Andrews Episcopal.
Bishop James E. Freeman will preach
md confirm tomorrow at IL am. Holy
communion, 8 am; Young Peoples
Fellowship, 1880 pm; Thursday, holy
communion, II am.
Second Baptist.
Rev. j. L. s. Holloman will preach
omorrow at II am. on THE Conquest
f Hope" At evening service the
,harles Catcher Lodge Of F. A. A. M,
viii be the special guests of the church.
The pastor will deliver the annual
ermon.
Mount Moriah Baptist.
DR.. J. H. Randolph. pastor. will
reach tomorrow at IL am. on "Hagar's
Despair and Relief" The music will
'e rendered by the Senior Choir. At
80 pm. the pastor will preach on
Christian Attitude" Baptism at close
# morning service. Prayer meeting
tuesday, 7:30 pm: noon prayer serv-
ce Tuesday and Thursday.
Presbyterian Ministers.
The Presbyterian Ministers Associa-
ion will meet at IL. o'clock Monday
n the New York Avenue Presbyterian
;hurch. DR.. Douglas Putnam Birnie
I'LL speak on "The Italy Saw Last
Winter"
Wesley M. E.
DR.. j. Phelps Hand will preach to-
morrow at II o'clock on THE Sin of
he Spiritual Shirk"
THE Builders class" will meet at the
fethodist Home for the Aged, with
Paul B. Cromelin as the
eacher. All, adults are invited to be
resent at GAS am. The Young Peo-
lies League will. meet at 6 pm
;harles Kettler will lead the discussion
N What May a Christian Do on
sunday"
The quarterly conference will be held
tuesday, evening, with DR.. B. w. Meeks,
istrict superintendent, presiding.
Gospel Hall.
Gospel services will be conducted to-
light at 8 o'clock in the hall, 245
fifteenth street southeast. Prayer
1eetings are held every Thursday
vening.
Georgetown Lutheran.
"The Good News" will be the sermon
ubject tomorrow at IL am. by Rev.
Iarold E. Beatty, pastor. There will
'e a meeting Of the church council
fter the morning service.
The members of Mrs. Virginia B.
oxides Sunday school class will en-
ertain in her honor Monday evening
t the parsonage, 1856 Wisconsin
venue. Prayer meeting Thursday, 8
m, conducted by the pastor.
St. Marks Lutheran.
"A Star in Gods Window" is the
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