The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-25
Methodists Launch
 Crusade This Week
Get Together Supper Friday to Feature Dr. Lloyd
 Morley of New Haven-N. Y. Clergyman Coming

Rev Theodore C. Bobilin, pas tor of the First Methodist church of this city has announced the de- tails of the Kingdom of God Cru sade which will be launched in his church this Friday evening". The following announcement has been mailed to the members and friends of the church: We start our crusade with get together supper, Friday, Septem- Der 27 at 6:3O o'clock. Tickets 35 cents. Special music. Speaker, Dr. Lloyd Morley of New Haven. Every friend and member is urged to be present at this happy rally. ] Important
 If you are a member of the church and cannot be present, drop a card to Rev. Bobilin, 132 Chest | nut avenue and tell him you are interested in your church and that you still hold your membership as sacred privilege and obliga- ton. In this way you will help him to discover who in his church family is active or indifferent. We need you to complete the great reunion. Don't fail the rest of your friends. Be present or at least write.
 Sunday, Sept. 29, 1O:30 o'clock | morning worship. Family service | for mother and dad and the child l ren. (The whole family sitting to- | gether for church service). Spe- cial recognition will be made of the | largest family present; all com plete families present and of the parents who have been married the longest. Rev Bobilin will preach. Subject: Let's Try Religion In Our Homes."
 Celebration of the 400th anniver- sary of the printing of the first English Bible. In connection with this service we will have an exhibit of any interesting Bible you may have in your home. Who has the oldest Bible? Who has the biggest or smallest Bible? Bring them to church some time before the ser vice and they will be placed on exhibition.
 Part Three
 Tuesday, October l, 8 o'clock. Rev Bobilin's sermon, Mans One Great Problem" Guest groups for the evening, Ladies' Air society, W.F.M.S. and W.H.M.S., also delegation from the Waterville Methodist church.
 Wednesday, October 2, 8 o'clock. sermon, "A Religion That Makes a Difference" Guest groups, Mems al 70 Ynkn kn,-t,s n cial board and a delegation from St. PauPs Methodist church.
 Thursday, October 3,S o'clock. Sermon, "Who Is On the Lords Side" Guest groups, Sunday school officers and teachers and older scholars, Epworth league. Also delegation from the South church and Naugatuck Methodist church.
 Friday, October 4, o'clock. Sermon, What It Means To Be a Christian in 1885" Guest groups Circle of Cheer, Married Couples association, Mothers club, Sunshine society and Young Women's auxil- iary. Also a delegation from Water- town Methodist church. (Note. A conflict of dates prevents west Side church from joining us on this evening".
 Sunday, october 6, 10:So a. m. Holy communion. 8 D. m. union service at the First Congregational church. pr. Ralph Sockman of New York will give the address at this great tercentenary meeting.
 Final Word
 The purpose of this crusade Is t, revitalize our devotion to God, the church and mankind. Nothing is of greater importance today. May we count on your hearty CO., operation in this great effort.
 There will be a slight change in the program as announced above. In view of the fact that the board of health has not definitely an- nounced the date for the opening of the public schools, the special family service announced for next Sunday, will be postponed until October 13. Rev Bobilin's sermon for next Sunday morning will be "The Main Reason for Living Anyone without 8 church home is cordially invited to attend the ser vices of this crusade.
 Dr Morley Coming
 This Thursday. at 7:30 p. m. this crusade and other efforts put forth by the Methodist churches of Wa terbury will be introduced to the general public by pr. Lloyd Wor-