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dia say to Philadelphia mass meet
ing of many thousands, that, after
IL weeks spent in addressing Amer
ican student audiences. usually four
or five times a day, he discovered
that the one question on eager stu
dent lips was, How may I find
God?" DR.. Jones thinks the younger
generation has definitely passed
through its earlier stage of cheap
cynicism and sophistication and re-
bellion. and is now seeking the eter-
nal integrities and verities. Liter
ally thousands remained as "in-
quirers" for DR.. Jones' after meet
ings. Other eyes than Peters are
being opened
At first superficial glance, it would
seem that utter materialism and
pleasure seeking ruled this genera
ton. But take second look, and
a deeper. What means the extraor-
dinary vogue of religious cults in
our time, many of them fantastic,
but all revealing a spiritual hunger?
All over the land, practically I'M
needed by the established denom-
nations. we, find vast growth of
new religious bodies. appealing to
the poor and the unlearned. These
sects last year showed an increase
of 25 per cent in membership,
whereas the big communions re-
ported little more than l per cent
OF growth. In the upper circles of
society, the Oxford Group is wit
Messing sensational vogue.
In the larger area of the interna-
tional scene we behold a wonder.
Hitler's Germany has brought all
phases of national life into subjec-
ton to him-except the church.
Only the Protestant and Catholic
Churches have dared to resist the
dictator, saying, in Peters words,
I'VE must obey God rather than
men," Scores of brave pastors are
languishing in concentration camps
today because they would not put
the Nazi yoke upon their con-
sciences. Despite all repressive meas
ures, the churches are putting spir-
itual loyalty first.
In poor ana pltlable CHINA, be-
meath the harrow of pagan Japanese
cruelties, the people seem to be
finding new spiritual life, under
the leadership of dauntless mission
aries and of Generalissimo and
Nine. Chang Kai-shek, who are
both Christians. There is apparent,
according to trustworthy reports,
rebirth of China admid the travail
Of war, with myriads seeking Christ.
1ndia's struggle for nationalism
get occasional headlines, but only
in the religious press does one learn
of the great mass movements toward
Christianity, which are so vast as
to tax the resources of religious
leadership.
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Communion Sacrament
Will Be Observed

The sacrament of the communion
will be observed at the Covenant
First Church tomorrow at II o'clock,
with DR.. A. j. Mccartney making
the sacramental address.
The Junior church will be con-
Quoted during January by Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. S. Mckay. The motion
picture of RIP Van Winkle' will be
shown serially, with sermonette each
Sunday by Mr.. or Mrs. Mckay.
The Covenant Fellowship will be
addressed on Sunday evening BY
Miss Margaret Hollingsworth. This
is a conservation meeting, and her
topic will be Look Again and Con-
secrate." There will be a supper
and social from to Z o'clock in the
chapel.
Miss Thurston's class will discuss
on Sunday morning Peter Com
mended and Rebuked."
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Wallace Memorial
10 Be Host 10
Conference
United Presbyterian
Fellowship Session
Here January 9

The Wallace Memorial United
Presbyterian Church will be host
January 9 to the Fellowship and
Service Conference for this part of
Philadelphia Presbytery, with dele
gates from Baltimore and from the
local River Road United Presby-
terian churches attending.
The moderator of the General As
sembly, DR.. Ralph Atkinson of San
Marino, Calf; DR.. r. F. Galbreath,
president Of Westminster College in
New Wilmington, Pa; DR.. c. P. Rus
sell, president of Assiut College,
Egypt, now on furlough and repre-
senting the Board of Foreign Mis-
sions. and DR.. w. Bruce Wilson, gen
eral secretary of the Board of Amer
lean Missions, will comprise the
team that will speak here in three
sessions. At 2:30 will be the fist
meeting, then at the dinner meeting
at $50 there will be an address, and
the closing session will be at 8
o'clock.
DR.. w. Bruce Wilson of Pitts
UulBH, fd., Will De lne guest minis
ter tomorrow at pm. The pastor.
the Rev. DR.. c. E. Hawthorne, will
preach at II am. on Making Faith
Personal"
The monthly prophetic conference
will be held on Tuesday, with the
Rev. Frank c. Torrey, pastor of CAL
vary Independent Church, Lancas-
ter, Pa, as speaker. At 2:30 he will
speak on THE Coming Evil Trinity"
and at 8 pm. on "As the Eagle
Stirreth Up Her Nest" =.
DR.. Hawthorne will be in Con-
nellsville, Pa, January l0-15, con-
ducting series of special meetings.
In his absence on Thursday evening
the prayer meeting will be con-
Quoted by the young people. >,
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Holy Name Society
To Celebrate Feast

The celebration Of the Feast Of
the Most Holy Name of Jesus will
be held by the Washington section
OF the Holy Name Society tomorrow
at 7:30 pm. Benediction Of the
most blessed sacrament will be given
in the Church of st. Teresa, Thir-
teenth and V streets Sc. The cele-
brant. the Rev. William Stricken:
the deacon. the Rev. j. j. Clark:
the sub-deacon. the Rev. H. r. DON
ovan; sermon by the Rev. John s.
Spence: the master of ceremonies,
the Rev. Joseph NJ Moran.
The spiritual director of each par
ish branch is urged to arrange for
the announcement of the celebra-
tion at all the masses tomorrow,
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Dr.. Gould Selects
Topics Of 7 Sermons

DR.. Robin Gould, pastor of Fran
els Asbury M. E. Church South, will
preach tomorrow at II am. on
ANGELS Along the Way and at 8
e.m. on Jesus Christ at Work"
At 5:45 pm. the young people,
sourg adults and Intermediates will
meet for their monthly "lea-sup"
At GAS they will have their meetings.
At the 8 pm. service the officers
of the Woman's Missionary Society
will be installed.
On Wednesday at $50 the Work.
Ars' Council will meet at the church
for dinner and a meeting. DR..
Gould will speak. On Thursday at
B pm. prayer service will be held.
The pastor will speak on Excuses" !"
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organized Blole
Glass Association
at Westminster,
Nd, and to have
a larger delega-
tion at the 1899
conference.
TIL e. M e n 8
Bible Glass of
Eldbrooke M. e.
Church will hold
q b r e q k I a S t
meeting at the
church tomor-
row at 8 am.
The class session
will be held at
the close of the
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and q fresh
realization o t
the absolute pri-
macy of spiritual
values. It is
something new
for the leaders Of
nations to be
calling the peo-
pie back to re-
ligious verities.
Still, states
men have no
monopoly of this
concern. A few
evenings ago I
heard DR.. STAN
Low Iornc of tn
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Vermont Avenue (Colored)

At II am. the Rev. G. r. Murray
will preach on THE Holy Com
munion." At 1920 a m. services will
be held in the junior department,
the Rev. T. Ewell Hopkins preach
ing. At $3.50 pm. holy communion
service. At pm. the Rev. T. Ewell
Hopkins will preach.
On Monday at pm, round table
meeting; Tuesday, pm, sermon
by the Rev. j. r. Martin; wednesday
8 pm, installation and all-church
social, address by pastor; Thurs
day, 8 pm, sermon by the Rev. r.
M. Coley; Friday, 8 pm, sermon by
the Rev. r. D. Bolts.
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RehObOth (Colored) ,

The Rev. Mr.. Johnson will preach
in the morning. The rite of baptism
will follow. A covenant meeting and
the hand of fellowship to new MEM
bers will precede the Lords supper
in the afternoon. The Rev. DR.. j. S.
Miller will preach the opening re-
vival sermon at pm.
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News of the Bible Glasses
Activities of Interest to
Local Organizations
BY PAGE NICK. ETCHIsON,


Miss Elizabeth Haney general secretary the Y
speak at the annual banquet the Ladies' Bible Class
Sunday school next 73o Henderson
2os street NV The Banquet Committee
G. Moore president Of the class; Mrs r. Mccarthy William
schutrumpf and Miss Evelyn Noble
The Westminster Disciples met
last Friday evening Feltweu Mr.
Evening star., 1939-01-07

In 4 myriad Of places and ways,
Peters famous response, Thou art
the Christ" is being repeated today.
The very troubles of our times are
turning multttudes to Him who is
the worlds refuge.
A Travellers Memories.
Less than a year ago went to
Caesarea Philippi, now called
Banias, which was the setting of
this lesson. 1t Is one of the high
spots in the New Testament story,
for here Jesus Categorically an
nounced Himself as the long-ex-
pected Messiah, the very Christ of
God.
In His day the location was sump.
tuously adorned with the fine Roman
marbles which are now built into
the mud houses Of the miserable
village Of Banias. The Temple of
Pan stood in its glory. Here the
main source of the Jordan gushes
from the rocks of the foothills of
Mount Hermon.
Misunderstood by Friends.
On the walk to Caesarea Philippi,
past the Jordan and Lake Merom,
teeming with fish that must have
evoked the talk of this band of
fishermen, Jesus inquired about pub
lie opinion concerning Himself. The
general response was that He was
one of the old prophets reincar-
mated. Then, as now, the world was
willing to attribute moral greatness
to Jesus, while withholding His real
due.
But Peter, with a flash of the in
sight which comes to the impulsive
but is usually denied to the calcu-
lating, warmed his lonely Leaders
heart by the declaration, Thou art
the Christ, the Son of the living
God" There could be no misun-
derstanding the full Messianic
meaning of Peters inspired words.
And Jesus so accepted them, heap
ing high praise upon the leader OF
the little company.
Speaking Out of Turn.
Then their Master opened to the
disciples His heart as never before,
plainly showing them what He must
suffer at Jerusalem, even unto the
bitter death on the cross and His
resurrection. His human spirit
craved the understanding of His
dearest friends.
But Peter, who so often spoke out
of turn, declared that this must
not be. Whereupon the disciple
whose insight shortly before had
been so clear that he had been
highly praised by Jesus received the
stinging rebuke, Get thee behind
me, Satan; thou art a stumbling
block unto Me; for thou mindest
not the things Of God. but the
things of men"
In Peters role are all the parents
and teachers and friends who would
shield their dear ones from the hard
experiences of life. For the way of
victory, as Jesus expounded it that
day to His disciples at Caesarea
Philippi, is the way of the cross.
mo cross, no crown" Explicitly, He
laid down the principle that, IF
any man would come after Me, let
his deny himself and take up his
cross and follow Me. For whoso-
ever will save his life shall lose it:
and whosoever will lose his life for
My sake shall find It,"
The Sunday School lesson for
January 8 is "Peter Commend
81 and RAhukAd - M2tthew
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Church of Our Saviour.

At 7:30 am. tomorrow holy com.
munion; $50 am, junior church
service At II am. morning prayer
and sermon. Subject, "A Place
for Every One and Every One in
His Place"
From 4 to 6 pm. the Junior guild
will give a silver tea at the home
of its president, Miss Helen Hunt,
233 Byrant street NE. All mem
bers of the parish are invited.
At 8 pm. young married people
and all others between the ages of
21 and IS are invited to be guests
of the rector and Mrs Wills, in the
parish house. Mrs. George Beeman
Tracy will give readings. There
will be refreshments.
At 8 pm. on Tuesday evening
there will be q teachers meeting at
Mrs. Bessie Bolen's apartment, 1918
Rhode Island avenue NE. At 3
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ALesson for the Week
Fisherman Peters Insight
Is Mood Of Todoy's World
By WILLIAM T, ELLIS,

Fisherman Peter takes the center the
Sunday School which
millions Of and old village
OF the United States and Canada We speaking
fash of insight and then bnderng sadly
mpusive fashion How like this
Just in these critical there share his
mood as Mr. Up Even the dispatches recording
deepened spiritual insight and In
cabegams quoting the stirring
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IATk NlcWs
"Why Men Believe in God" Is the
theme of the Rev. j. Lloyd Black to-
morrow at II am, and at 8 pm,
What DO You Stand For?".
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ser, president of the District of Co.
lumbia Sunday School Association.
Third.
The Rev. c. N. Williams will
preach at II am. on The Expe-
rience of the New" The Lords sup
per will be observed. A social will
be held at 8 pm.
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Lincoln Road.

The Vitality of Christ's Church"
Will be the theme of the Rev. DR.,
Reginald Heber Stone at II am.
Epworth League devotional hour at
o:45 pm. At pm. the minister
Will speak on "The Moral Balance
OF the Nation-Is the World Grow
ing Better or Worse?" Monday eve
ming the official board will meet at
the parsonage.
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Pilgrim (COlored).

The Rev. Joseph Penn of the Zion
Baptist Church will preach tomor-
row at II am. The Pilgrim Baptist
Church will join with the Rehoboth
Baptist Church in celebrating the
Lords supper at 3 pm. At Sp,m.
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Christian
Fifteenth Street.

At II am, sermon by the Rev
Leslie L. Bowers on IA Toiling God"
Installation of elders and deacons.
A service In honor Of the officers
and teachers of the church school
has been arranged for 8 pm. The
guest speaker viii b DR.. G. 4. Res
Evening star., 1939-01-07

blCohAdoe. W. SCAAOAA LII uAA00A6A
is president.
The Florence M. Brown Glass of
Calvary Baptist Church will hold
a business meeting next Tuesday
evening in the church parlors. Men,
bers of group will serve as host
esses. Group will meet on Monday
at 8 pm. at 1907 Rhode Island ave-
nue. NV.
The DR.. Kyle Mems Bible Glass of
Wallace Memorial United Presby-
terian Church celebrated New Year
Day as father and son day" during
the class period. The class has set
attendance goals as follows: Increase
in attendance every Sunday over the
corresponding Sunday of last year,
100 in attendance at least one Sum-
day during the year, a total Of 5000
for the year. The fiscal year Of the
class will end March 81. Thus far
the weekly attendance has exceeded
last year; more than 100 we're pres
ent last Sunday and the total at
tendance at that time was 2,214.
The A. B. Pugh Class Of Mount
Vernon M. E. Church South will hold
q dinner, business meeting and So
cial tonight at $50 O'Clock in the
Fairfax Hotel. In view of the con-
secration service in the church audi
torium at the usual class hour, the
class will meet in the church school
auditorium at IL am. with Justice
Bolitha j. Laws as the teacher. The
following members appear on the
honor roll with perfect attendance
for 1888: A. r. Burgess, Earl Carson.
E. E. Humphries. Charles Lampert
and Walter D. Rice. r. Frank Barr
is director Of the neighborhood de-
partment of the class, which Is or
ganized to follow up absentees.
The Randall Glass Of. Potomac
Heights Community Church will
present an illustrated lecture on
THE Worlds Sunday School Con-
vention at Oslo. Norway" tomor-
row night by Page NICK. Etchison,
religious work director, Y. M. C. A.,
and member Of the North Amer
ican Administrative Committee of
the Worlds Sunday School Associa- .
ton. DR.. r. M. Charles will teach
the class at the regular session to-
morrow morning.
DR.. Harold North Fowler, consult
ant at the Library of Congress,
will speak tomorrow at 10 am. to
the comparative religions class OF
All Souls Unitarian Church on THE
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PetWOrth,
TakOma Park.
Second lC0loredl.

Dr. j. L. s. Holloman will preach
at II am. on THE Investment of
Time" The communion service and
reception to new members will be
held at 4 pm. In the evening the
pastor will preach on 1.-The High
Calling of God" The revival serv-
ices will begin January Is and con-
tinue until January q.
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st. AxneS.

Young people and acolytes will
hold their monthly corporate COM
munion at the am. mass tomor-
row. Following the service there
will be a breakfast in the guild hail.
The speaker will be Horace A. Var
ian of Baltimore. The rector will
preach at the II am. solemn mass
on 1.-THE Epiphany" and at the 8
pm. service of solemn evensong and
benediction of the blessed sacra-
ment on the theme of Christian
Healing"
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Dumbarton Avenue.

The Rev. Walter Franklin Atkin-
son will preach on Freedom VS..
Fetters" in the morning. The
junior vested choir will sing and
a special message to the Junior con-
gregation will be given. The senior
vested choir will also sing. At 7::3O
pm. there will be q congregational
candle light service. The minister
will begin . series Of sermons on
theories Of conduct. The first will be
Can You Take It?"
Prayer service on Thursday. After
this service . meeting OF the Sunday
School Board will be conducted.
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Friendshin lColoredl

DR.. Ralph Mark Gilbert Is con-
ducting revival. He will preach
Sunday at IL am. and 8 pm. The
Minor Melody Chorus will sing
during the services next week.
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Methodist Episcopal
nnu~l NAnnnrial

The Rev. Clarence H. Corkran will
have for his subject tomorrow 1T IL
am. Christ Includes ALL" and at 8
pm, "The Triangular Life" At the
same time at the morning service
Miss Marie Jones. deaconess, will
conduct the Junior church. The pas
tor will conduct the service Thurs.
day evening. The Junior and Ep.
worth Leagues will meet at Z o'clock.
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Third (COIOred), ,

DR.. George o. Bullock will preach
in the morning on THE God Of Our
Fathers" and in the evening on "The
Badge of the Christian"
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Waugh.

In the absence Of the pastor, DR..
Chesteen Smith viii preach at IL
an. on "A Dangerous Denial Of
Spiritual Values,r and at 8 pm. ON
"Life's Supreme Quest"
At 8 pm. the subject Of the inter-
leeo AQTIYTTIEa. Pa9a A.l1.l
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Chevy Chase.

The Rev. Edward Gardiner Latch
will speak on us Worship Impor.
tant?" at the II o'clock service. In
the evening at the meeting Of the
Senior Young People at z o'clock,
in the church, Gail Shaw will lead
in q discussion Of the theme "Our
Idea of Men"
Members of the church will have
fellowship night Wednesday hon
oring Mrs. w. E. Braithwaite, retir-
ing musical director.
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Good viii (Colored) .

DR.. James L. Pinn will speak in
the morning on Getting Acquainted
With God" and in the evening on
"The Fire of the Spirit"
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Trinity.

Gods Workmanship is the topic
tomorrow at II am. and Gods
PURPOSE at 8 pm. by DR.. Dan L.
Ennis. The Epworth League at 7
pm. will be conducted by Curtis
Oeily. On Monday at 8 pm. the
senior group will meet under direc-
ton OF Miss Kate Hawkins. Wed.
nesday at 8 pm. meeting of the
omc1al board. Thursday at 8 pm.
district rally of the Epworth Leagues
OF Washington.
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st. Paul. South.

The Rev. Charles F. Phillips will
preach tomorrow at II am. on THE
God Of Jesus" and at pm. on "Ser-
wants OF Christ" The meeting of
the Young Peoples Division at tbs
pm. will be lead by Mrs. A. D. Fewell.
Inc Board Of Stewards will meet
tuesday at 8 pm. The pastor will
conduct the prayer service Thursday
at 8 pm.
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Plymouth (C0lored) .

The morning service will be held
at the Y. w. G. A. The Rev. Arthur
D. Gray will preach on What
Christianity Teaches About Life"
The midweek service will be held
on Thursday at 8 pm.
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Lincoln (CoIored) .

DR.. r. w. Brooks will speak at IL
am. on "The Pure Heart and Its
Rewards" The vested chorus choir
VIII render selected music. Holy
communion will be observed. The
Mems Brotherhood meets at 10 am.
walking With God" will be the
subject of Thomas S. Kemp, teacher,
adult education department.
The Young Peoples Club will
meet at pm. A New Year program
VIII be led by Robert Clayton Wal
lace. All students, high school and
college, age are invited to attend.
"A mass meeting on 1.-THE Negro
and Civil Rights" will be held at
pm. DR.. Ralph Bunche and Doxey
Wllkerson, national authorities on
negro affairs viii be the speakers.
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All Saints.

The Rev. Henry Teller Cooke,
will preside at the early holy COM
munion service at 7:30 am. He
will also deliver an address at the
candle light service at pm. His
subject will be Light" and there
will be a program of music by the
full choir. DR.. G. Freeland Peter
will be the. speaker at II am. on
"The Christ of the Common Way"
Maj. Louis A. Compton, United
States Army, will be the speaker
at the meeting of the mems Bible
class at 9:45 am.
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McKendree.

The Rev. Samuel E. Rose speaks
tomorrow at II o'clock on 1.-THE 0arb
Of Rehgion," IN the Masonic Hall,
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Calvary, South.

The Rev. F. L. Morrison will
preach at II am. on THE Masters
Big Question" and at 8 pm. on "Our
Keeper" Prayer meeting at 8 pm.
Thursday.
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Aids to Religion" The young
peoples fellowship will meet at $50
pm. and at 8 pm, there will be
evening prayer and sermon by the
Rev. DR.. Yarnall,
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Union.

DR.. John r. Edwards will preach
tomorrow at IL I'm. On TN the Steps
of the Master" and at 8 pm. on
Conflicts in Faith and the Way
Out"
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Mount Bethal (Colored) .
Emmanuel lCol0redl .

The Rev. F. D. Thornlow will
preach at 1870 am. on "A Zeal to
Serve God" At 3 pm. is union
communion. The pastor will speak
on "A Contract With God" A
chorus of - voices will sing. Union
revival will take place at night and
continue through next week.
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Rhode Island and Mills avenues NE.
Services at 8 pm. The Rev. Mr..
Rose gives a brief sermon, "A Make
Believe Religion"
The Young Peoples League con-
ducts its devotional service at pm.
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st. Andrews.

"Some Blessings of the Past Seven
Years" will be the subject of the
Rev. Alfred j. Wilder's sermon at
II am. 1t is the seventh anniver.
sary of his rectorship. Holy COM
munion, 9 am. Chjldren's church
service. $50 am Young peoples
fellowship, 4 to 6 pm.
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secure additional members from
among those OF the denomination
who attended the conference of the
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The Sunday School lesson for
January 8 is "Peter Commend
ed and Rebuked."- Matthew
xyi,13-25,
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Episcopal
Church Of the Epiphany.

services tomorrow are as follows:
0 am. holy communion; morning
prayer and a special Epiphany
tloe sermon by the Rev. DR.. z. B.
fnl!ilps at IL o'clock. The subject
OF the sermon viii b "seisntiiic
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Transfgeration.

The Feast of Epiphany will be
observed tomorrow with holy COM
munion at 7:30 and II am. The
Rev. John j. Queally will preach and
the senior choir will render special
music at II o'clock.
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DR.. Harold North Fowler, consult
ant at the Library of Congress,
will speak tomorrow at 10 am. to
the comparative religions class Of
All Souls Unitarian Church on THE
Bible in Sculpture" This will be
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Baptist
East Washington HeightS.

East Washington Heights.
"The Faithful and Wise Steward"
will be the theme of the II o'clock
service. At the senior B. Y. P. U.
at 6:45 there will be pictures illus
trating THE World Fellowship of
Baptists." A play, Tale of Two
Tithes," will be the nature of the
8 pm. presentation.
Wisconsin Avenue.
The Rev. c. r. Ferguson will
preach at II am. on when He
Comes" Weaver Doyle will lead
the young people in gospel service
at the Home for the Incurables at
3 o'clock on Sunday afternoon. The
pastor will preach at 8 pm. on
Paul Relates His Conversion" THE
Image of Gold" will be the Bible
study in Daniel for the prayer sery-
ice Thursday evening.
Petworth.
Partners of God" is the morning
subject of Rev. H. J. Smith, and in
the evening Possession Through
Discovery" with the B. Y. P. u. in
charge. Prayer service Thursday
night. Preparation is under way for
the coming of the Rev. Earl L.
Bradley of Spencer, N. c., for special
services, beginning March S.
TakOma Park.
The Rev. William E. La Rue will
speak tomorrow morning on "The
Forward Pass" and in the evening
on ITO Obey Is Better" The
ordinance Of baptism will be ad-
ministered. The Young Peoples
Chorus will sing.