The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-11

will center about this cross. At the morning service at 10:45 a. m. Rev. William V. Dickinson has selected as his theme '"The Risen Christ is With You" in which he will explain how near Christ is tc every life. The music rendered at the service by the choir under the direction of Frank Meisinger will be from the Sacred Oratorio Our Living Lord" con- posed by Ira B. Wilson.
 The visual memorial cross ser- vice will be held at 7:30 p. m. and will present an unusual impressive pictorial review of the reasons for the Easter Cross. The Passion of Christ will be told by the pastor and illustrated with motion pictures from the King of Kings" in which H. B. Warner represents Jesus Christ. The realistic and beautiful characterization of Christ by this well known actor is one of the high spots in motion picture production.
 The episodes in the Masters life which will be shown will begin with the entry into the city of Jerusalem as the multitudeS greet Him in hys- terical adulation and His rebuke to them with the reminder that his Kingdom is not of this world. On the following day he drives the money changers out of the temple and passes compassionate judgment upon the woman who has sinned.
 Arousing the fury of the temple leaders, Judas is bribed and the de- tails of the betrayal arranged. Jesus then gathers His disciples about him for the Last Supper after which he departs to the Garden of GathSem- ane for prayer, where Judas betrays him. He is then brought before Pilate where the mob condemns Him and asks for the cruciflxion. The episodes of the Passion sotry will be interspred with musical selections from Our Living Lord-by Ira B. Willon and include This is My Body" and T Know That my Re- deemer Liveth" sung by Mrs. Frank Meisinger and Pilates Judgment Hall" and Ut is Night within the Garden" sung by Mrs. William Mag gee.
 After the message the old Rugged Cross will be pantomined in a dra- matic presentation with the aid of the Junior Choir and St. PauIs quartet, about the cross of lilies. After the service the worshippers are invited to remain and view the cross as long as they desire. Dur ing the last two years St. Paul's has had two other memorial crosses which multitudes have come to view at the church, that for the past fifty years has struggled to make the meaning of the cross real to the peo- pie of the North End of Waterbury.
 St. Paul's Mems Bible Class, 9:30 a. m.
 Church School Easter program, 9:30 a. m.
 Loyal Youth Council p. m. Leader, Charles Riedytil.
 Fourth quarterly conference Mon day evening 7:30 p. m., led by Rev. Lloyd F. Morley.
 Easter Services
 Divine worship, 10:45 a. m. Prelude-Selected ...... .Meisinger Call to Worship-The Angels
 Song .................. wilson Duet: Mrs. Evelyn Korgiebel and
 Miss Elizabeth Miller.
 Scriptural-Call to Worship ......
 ................... Minister Hymn-Christ, the Lord is Risen
 Today .................. Wesley An Easter Prayer Lords Prayer Response-"The Golden Day" -.
 Junior Chor Scripture Lesson - The Easter
 Story from Gospel of John ....
 .................. Minister Anthem-The Opened Tomb ....
 .................. wilson Duet: Mrs. Charles Sutherland and
 Mrs. Henry Staples.
 Parish Prayer. ......... Holy Silence Presentation of Gifts ..........
 .................... Conservation Anthem-The King of Glory .....
 Wilson Hymn-"Rise Glorious Conqueror"
 ....................... Bridges Message-The Risen Christ is
 With You .............M .MinlSCer Anthem-NoW Is Christ Risen =.
 wilson Hymn-Look Ye Saints the Sight
 is Glorious Kelly Benediction ......... Minister Response-Christ the Lord is
 Risen Today ..............W wesley pocfliide-Selected . MeiS1nger