The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-24

The Young Peoples Society of the
First Baptist Church will use the
entire time at tomorrow evening
services for presenting a special
program.
This meeting is in cooperation
with Babtist Young Peoples work
over the state in an attempt to help
all young people discover more OPP
portunities for their development in
Christian service.
There will be a fellowship hour
beginning at o'clock. A discussion
meeting will follow, where special
reorganization will be given to the
organization of the Baptist Young
Peoples Union
During the regular evening
church program, the thought will
be centered around Recognizing
Our Opportunities in Worship"
The young people will have as
their special guests for the evening
representatives from Roberts Park
M. F., lions Evangelical, Central
Christian, First Presbyterian and
Southport Baptist Churches.
The general public is invited to
all sessions. Earl Beam, Supervisor
of Young Peoples work. is general
chairman of the program.
All Souls Unitarian-The Rev. Frank S
C. Wicks. pastor Morning address will
be given by Clifton o. Page on "Oul
Movie Made Children
Bethany Christian-rhe Rev. James E
Shockley, pastor. Morning theme. "Oul
Task. night They Need Not Depart
which opens a three weeks evangelstic
service.
Irvington Presbyterian-The Rev. Johr
3. Ferguson, pastor. Morning theme
Authority and Power; night Jesus oil
Nazareth" first in series of four special
Lenten sermons.
The River Avenue Baptist-The Rev
George D Billeisen, pastor. Morning
theme. The Danger Of Covetousness' ;;
night" An Eternal Decree"
EdgewoOd NJ. E-The Rev. NJ. o. Rob
bins. pastor Morning theme The
Undespairing CHRISTIAN; night. service to
be conducted by the Gideons.
st, Paurs Reformed Rev. william
II. Knierim pastor. S:45 a m. German
theme. Saving Faith; 9.55 a. m. English
theme. "Christ's Sacrifice"
Trinity Reformed-The Rev. william H.
Rnlerim. pastor Morning theme. Christ
our Righte Sgs iSvs THURSDAY at 7'c
Missionary TabernacIe-The Rev. Otto
Mater. pastor. Morning theme. The Self
Rev. John Higinbothsm speaks on Spirit
usl victories night. the Rev Robert H.
Wikerson speaks on Transforming
Power"
seventh Presbyterisn-The Rev Thomas
n. Hunt, pastor. Morning theme, Except
the Lord night, Values of the Cross to
Centenary Christian-The Rev r. T.
G Oryn pastor Mo- MS0rning theme CHRISTIAN
Man"
Church Of Christ Mission 1881 West
Adams of Bloomington will speak Tonight
at 80 O'Clock. song rehearsal will be
held at the home of Ed Thomas at Bridge
port.
Second Moravian-The Rev. George C.
Westphal, pastor. Morning, Howard
on The Joy and Satisfaction Of Christian
WORK night, the Rev. Mr.. Wedman and
MI StortZ VIII present Mosquito Indian
program.
Gethsemane Lutheran-The Rev j. S.
Albert. pastor. Morning theme. Dangers
Of Loving the World" night, What Road
to Take Wednesday night. Jesus Suf-
fering in Silence.
Our Friends Church-The Rev David M.
Edwards. pastor Morning. Edmond T.
AlbertSon. executive secretary of the Indi-
ana Council Of Religious Education. speaks
on Recent Developments in Religious
Education; $50 p. m. Quaker Club.
Memorial Baptist-The Rev. George c.
Kimsey. pastor. Morning. memorial serv-
ices for the late Rev. c. c. Chandler and
others. night theme. Individual or So
cial Religion"
LynhurSt Baptist-The Rev C. H
Scheiok, pastor. Morning theme "A Pic
ture Of God; night. Every Member Op-
portunitv."