The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-09-15
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METHODIST CHAPEL
Minister:
Ernest w. Denning, B. D.


Minister:
Ernest w. Denning, B. d.
FRIDAY, September 10
ZOO pm EpWorth League
recreation committee meeting TO
g1lan Saturdays party; at the
parsonage.
8:15 p.m.-Important meeting
of the trustees to hear recon-
-nendationS upon church'S heat
ing plant by furnace engineers.
Saturday, September II
500 pm. EpWorth League
Kickoff party. All high school
people who are not attached
20 any other church youth group
are cordially invited. Arrange
1nerftS are under the control of
Merritt MacCarty and a COM
mittee OF five. This party will
be different!
Sunday, september 10
gas am. - Sunday school.
There are classes tor each age
groUp.
Hoo a.m.-Morning Worship.
Theme: The Church and It's
Needs" This will be a Discus
sion Of the needs Of the local
church (of any faith) in order
fpr it to adequately fulfill Its
purpose.
GO pm Epworth League
Social hour. Each person Is
asked to bring sandwiches or
cookies or one, and 5 cents tor
Gaocca or tea.
$50 pm Epworth League
deV0LlOnal meeting.
Worship theme: Let Us En-
list with Others il Christian
Living" Discu5s:oA: What ShalI
We 10 This Yea-?'
500 p.m.- Evening VeSperS-
For adults and youth. hymn
sing. using hymns chosen by the
congregation. Scrllouetle: Ike
thinking Loya.ty.'
Discussion: We need to discuss
ana accept with possible re-
visicn} the budget for the fiscal
year as submitted by the En-
ance Committee.
Also, we will consider a 10y
atty Crusade to start october
lSt and run for six weeks.
All members of the official
BOARD are expected to be prese-
sent since this meeting will take
place of u regular monthly
BOARD meeting.
2ASt Sundays
Sesn1on Summarized:
Theme: THE Church and Its
job"
Discussion: The church takes
Christ, the Carpenter Teacher
rs Ny1-o~ofI To cfotnI &c HE
mission: Il have come that
might have life, and that they
naikht have it more abundant
ly-" Said He, Man is of more
value than the Sabbath Gnsti-
Cution), than the sparro1s
swhom God sees when they
fau>, than many sheep lsources
o5 economic wealth.
Believing in 1.-The infinite
preciGusneSs of human person.
Atty" He lived and died to
make His ideal of men becoming
God like a reality.
The Fatherhood of God was
CLEARLY one of the central teach
1ngs Of esus. He said that all
G1,en shared His Fathers inter-
est and love, not just the few
privileged.
It is not enough for the
echurch to rescue the individual
slave and leave intact the slave
systems in industry and educa-
soEa and social life. It is not
enough to reclaim the individ-
nal drunkards and not touch
Ehe liquor traffic. It is not en-
>5tagh to pick up the wounded
in war and leave intact the
FNar system. 1t is not enough to
Dick up the derelictS of a com-
petitlye system and give them
3oles, and leave the system to
go producing its poverty, its
hates and its exploiting iInper-
Ial ms.
ire job of each church mem
Der Is ID to become Christian,
hin self; and " to plan the
work of the church SO that
each person who contacts the
.&church shall become Christian,
shall realize the Infinite worth
OF his Own and other person.
.=aIItits, and shall not only have
al abundant life for himself
but never be satisfied until
every other person has an equ-
ally abundant life.
How shall this job be accom-
Gl3ned?
The Church and It's Needs"
next Sundays sermon, will
develop an anSWer for this
question.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH