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Evening star., 1939-03-25

Tuesday at GAS pm. DR.. John w.
Rustin, pastor of Mount Vernon
Place NJ E. Church South, will
speak, and the class president,
Frank McKensie, will be toastmas-
ter.
The Mems Bible Glass of Mount
Rainier Christian Church will hold
business meeting and clam chow
der party on Tuesday at 7:45 pm.
The Live Wire Glass of Metro
politan Baptist Church elected the
following officers: Howard Carrico,
president. Tom Barnes and Miller
Winner, vice presidents, S. Aubrey
Smith, recording secretary, Paul
Smith, corresponding secretary;
Richard Beale, treasurer; Miss
Florence Gravatte. teacher: Charles
Trainum and Dan Hutchison. as
sistant teachers. Mr.. Trainum is
the class representative on the Cen
tral Committee of the Organized
Bible Glass Association.
The Clyde Kelly Bible Glass of
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
elected the following officers: j.
Hicks Baldwin. president; Guy B.
Farley and Edward F. Lacey, vice
presidents: Albert c. Smith, secre-
tary: Sidney F. Malone. assistant
secretary; Edward F. Lacey, Choir
lister: Herbert Davis. pianist, and
Louis Brehm, treasurer.
DR.. Paul A. Goettleman of the
School of Architecture, Catholic
University. will give an illustrated
lecture on Jesus in Art in the
course on The Bible in Art" tomor-
row morning at All Souls Church
for the Comparative Religion Glass.
The Elizabeth Steere Bible Glass
Of Gunton Temple Presbyterian
Church elected the following Of
ficers: Mrs. Lillian Hayden, pres
ident; Miss Alta Grove, vice presi-
dent Mrs. Nellie F. Sauer, recording
secretary; Mrs. Violet Markward.
treasurer; Mrs. Edna Jarnigen,
chaplain, and Mrs Elizabeth Steere,
teacher.
T. L. Holmes, superintendent of
the Northeast Rescue Mission. will
speak to the Phi Gamma Kappa
Young Mems Bible Glass of Metro
politan Baptist Church tomorrow
morning
H. Lee Smith has been named
campaign director. by the Sunday
School Board of the United Brethren
Church. of 13-week intensive CAM
palgn for Sunday School members
which will open April 2. This is part
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English Po|yphony
Music Included
In Choir Program
Special Service to Be
Held at St. Johns
Church Tomorrow

st. Johns Church, Sixteenth and
H streets NV, will have a special
service"of music on Monday at $50
pm. The choir of men and boys,
under the direction of Arthur
Howes, organist and choirmaster
will sing program made up entirely
OF compositions by 16th-century
masters. The continental school will
be represented by works of Pales-
trina, Vittoria, Anerio and Ingef-
neri. The English polyphony school
will be represented by works of Far
rant, Tails, Weelkes and Gibbons
This is the fifth in the series of six
free sacred concerts in st. Johns.
DR.. Oliver J. Hart, rector, has
returned from Charleston, S. c.,
where he has been giving the noon
day addresses at St. Michael's
Church, and will preach tomorrow
at $50 and II am. His subject will
be Forgiveness Holy communion
Is at am.
The Rev William Curtis White
curate, will preach at pm. on
Light" Other services and meet
ings next week are: Monday, to
$50 pm, organ music; 8 pm,
business and professional woman's
group. Tuesday. to $50 pm.
THE Gospel for the Week. the
Rev. Mr.. Acton. Wednesday, 7:30
am, holy communion; to $50
pm, "A Christian Communes." DR..
Hart; $50 to 6:15 pm, Lenten
Study Glass. Miss Alice E. Burton.
Thursday noon, holy communion;
5 to $50 pm. Our Lords High
Priestly Prayer" the Rev. Mr.. White.
Friday, 5 to $50 pm, evening
prayer, no address, by the Rev. Mr.
Acton.
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Dr.. Briggs Will Talk
On Happy Hurvesters'

DR. John E. Briggs, pastor Of the
Fifth Baptist Church, will preach
at II am. tomorrow on Happy
Harvesters." and in the evening he
will baptize several candidates. The
sermon will be given by the Rev.
William Benjamin Adams of Orange.
Va. speaking on Hitler at High
Tide or Prophetic Significance
of Recent European Events"
The Sunday School Council will
meet at 8 pm. on Monday. Tues
day evening the Missions Commit
tee will meet.
The youth revival starts Thursday
evening and continues through Good
Friday. The guest speaker will be
Weaver Doyle. Friday will be Sun
day school night with the Rev.
Robert Savage, assistant pastor of
the Metropolitan Baptist Church, as
speaker. Other speakers for the
meetings will be DR.. Joseph T.
Watts of Baltimore, the Rev.
Chandler Stith, John Ruthven, the
Rev. Glenn FAUCET, John Gordan
Mein, the Rev. A. Lincoln Smith
and the Rev. Len F.. Stevens.
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Another Series Topic
In Ninth Street Church

The series on The Faces of
Jesus" will be continued tomorrow
morning at the Ninth Street Chris
tan Church when the Rev. Cliff
ford H. Jope will preach on The
Face Among the CandleSticks." "
Junior church meets in the church
house at II am.
The pastor will conclude his series
on The Voices of Jesus at 7:45
pm, when he will preach on THE
Physicians Voice"
Ernest Bryan, pastor of the Rock
vile Md Christian Church, will
be the preacher Thursday at 7:30
pm.
The DaWning," pageant of the
resurrection which has been pre-
sented the last three Easter morn
ings. will be repeated Easter Sun
day at $40 am. Tickets are neces-
sary for admission. but they are
free to any one as long as the sup
ply lasts. They may be obtained
at the church Office.
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Passion Sunday Retreat

The Rev. Walter j. Schmitz of
Catholic University will speak on
The Cross" during the retreat to-
morrow at Washington Retreat
House, 1000 Hardwood road NE, by
women of three parishes, st. James
Church, st. Joseph's Church and
Mount Calvary Mission of Brown,
Md.
Mrs. James A. Kelly, team captain
Of st. Joseph's Church, will have
assisting her Miss Cecilia Ryan,
Mrs. Earl Gore and Miss Margaret
Lavelle. Mrs. William K. Wersick Of
st. James Church has as her lieu
tenants Mrs. Mary Garfield, Mrs.
c. c. Cavanaugh, Mrs. Joseph Robi-
cheau and Mrs. Harold Hooking,
Miss Virgie Brown is organizing the
women of Mount Calvary Mission,
Upper Marlboro, Md.
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trable' counsels of eternity. with the
sort of life that Christians should
live in the midst of pagan world.
This is the test of real religion:
Does 1t make its adherents followers
of Christ into a new life of purity,
sincerity, unselfishness and love?
Do they really walk I'm His Steps?"
The vast popularity of DR.. Charles
M. Sheldons famous book with this
title indicates that the average per-
son catches the point of what reli-
gion really means.
Obviously, they who sincerely seek
to follow Christ, and to know God,
Whom He revealed as our Father,
will not do the things that hurt our
brother. If all the capitalists and
labor leaders and politicians and the
rest of us besides were to begin to
regulate life by the Jesus standard;
to follow His example and walk in
His steps, there would soon be an
end to all the problems that now
vex the world. Good people alone
can bring in a fraternal society of
justice and peace. In sober prac-
tical sense, the reign of Christ is the
only hope of mankind. Many are
saying that civilization is headed
for a crash; not so, if enough of
us take our stand by the Cross Of
Christ
A Great Preachers Tribute.
We need frequent fresh looks at
Jesus. One such notwithstanding
appraisal is Phillip Brooks:
Nineteen wide centuries have
come and gone; today He is the
centerpiece of the human race and
the leader of the column of prog
reSS.
Il am far within the mark when
I say that all the armies that ever
marched, and all the navies that
ever were built, and all the parlia-
ments that ever sat. and all the
kings that ever reigned, put together,
have not affected the life of man
upon this earth as powerfully as
has that one solitary life"
A Dictator or Shepherd?
This most powerful leader of
mankind, Jesus of Nazareth, was
not dictator, but shepherd. a
leader. an overseer. He so respected
individual personality and liberty
that he made it a matter Of free
choice with every man whether or
not he should follow in the way.
1t is every mans perilous privilege
to disregard the Saviour's invitation
to the new life.
But the hope of the country, and
of the world, lies in that vast multi
tude-a clear ma ajority of the popu-
lation in North America-Who have
definitely aligned themselves as fol-
lowers of Christ. Needless of the
broad but thin conceptions of con-
temporary highbrows, they are con-
cerned chiefly in life to know and
do the will of God. These are the
men and women of good will and
helpfulness, the real good neighbors,
whose hearts are at peace because
of deep faith in Heavenly Father;
whose lives are clean and benevo-
lent and loyal; and whose deepest
and unspoken desire is to conform
to the Christ-pattern. AS their
number increases, the safety of the
state, the progress of peace, and
the welfare of mankind are en-
hanced They are the tWice-born
men and women who give us our
hope of reborn world. They pos
sess something more than 'reli-
gion," they possess a life-changing
Redeemer.
The Sunday school lesson for
March Is is, peter Interprets
Christ's Suffering and Death"
Il Peter i17-23; ii.2O-25.
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Calvary Baptist Pastor
Will Continue Series

The Rev W. S. Abernethy. pastor
of Calvary Baptist Church, will con-
tinue his morning and evening series,
preaching II am. on From Beth
lehem to Calvary; the 10th topic
will be He Peers Into the Future"
What Did Jesus Mean by Sell All
That Thou Hast?" will be the sixth
in the evening series. He will be as
sisted at the latter service by Miss
Frances Faust and DR.. John A.
SWartWout.
The Rev. Frank E. Johnston, jr..
will conduct the junior church serv-
ice tomorrow morning, assisted by
L. c. Green and the junior choir.
He will hold the second in the six
week Bible study course lectures on
Thursday evening.
An illustrated lecture on Famous
Paintings will be given Thursday
evening in connection with the c,ll-
tural course series, under the spon-
sorship of the Burial Glass.
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Final Union Lenten
Service Monday Niqhf

The Rev. DR.. Oscar F. Blackwell
der, pastor of the Lutheran Church
of the Reformation, will preach at
8 pm. Monday, at the Lutheran
Church of the Atonement in the
final Lenten service under the aus
plces of the Lutheran Ministerial
Association. Members and friends
Of the Lutheran churches of WASH
ington and vicinity are invited to
attend. Special music will be rem
dered by the Atonement Choir under
Prof. Emerson Meyers, organist and
conductor.
Services will be conducted by the
Rev. Howard E. Snyder tomorrow
morning on The True Vine and
in the evening on "A Right Fear
of the Lord"
Martin A. McGrory, president of
the Mems Brotherhood of the United
Lutheran Church, Maryland Synod
will go to Baltimore to attend A
meeting of the Executive Committee.
Meetings next week: Lenten serv-
ices. Wednesday, 8 pm; confirma-
ton class final meeting Wednesday,
pm; adult class, Wednesday,
7 pm.
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Mount Vernon Place
N. {. Congregation
To Hear Bishop Moore
Dr.. Rustin to Give
Evening Sermon;
Other Activities

John M. Moore, Southern Metho-
dist Bishop Of Dallas, Tex. will
preach tomorrow morning at Mount
Vernon Place M. E. Church South.
DR.. John w. Rustin, minister, will
preach on THE Great Hunger" al
. pm. There will be special music.
Mrs. John William Smith will
continue the adult department pro-
gram at $50 am. of study of THE
Christian Idea of Vocation" She
will speak on The Pastors Job
Today" Justice Bolitha J. Laws will
teach the A. B. Pugh Bible Glass.
Subject, THE Cost of Redemption"
Mrs. Ida Rhodes Grower will
speak on Echoes of the Missionary
Council at the Wesley Fellowship
service at 7 pm. The United Re-
lief Committee will meet Monday
at 8 pm.
The Second Quarterly Conference
will be held Wednesday at 8 pm,
followed by a meeting of the Board
of Stewards. The Finance Com
mittee will meet at 7:3O pm. The
Pastors Visiting Committee will
meet Thursday at pm.
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Services for Week
At Francis Asbury

The pastor of Francis Asbury M.
z. Church South, DR.. Robin Gould,
will preach tomorrow at II am. on
More Than Conqueror," and at 8
pm. on yeast That Destroys" At
GAS pm. the Intermediates and
young people will meet. At pm.
the Wesley Fellowship will meet.
On Monday at pm. the Gamma
Sigma Glass presents the Washing
ton Readers Club and the Silver
Spring Singers. On Thursday at 7
pm. the Bible Study Glass will meet.
DR.. Gould will teach. At 7:30 DR..
Gould vii conduct the Mission Study
Glass. At 8:15 the School of Mis-
sions program will be in charge Of
the Gamma Sigma Glass.
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Sixth Presbyterian
Services for Week

The Faith and Failures of Jesus
will be the fifth in a series of Lenten
sermons on The Life and Work of
Christ to be preached in the Sixth
Presbyterian Church tomorrow by
the Rev. j. H. Garner at IL am. A
nursery is provided for small chill
dren, whose parents care to avail
themselves of the privilege
Bruce Scull leads the college age
and post-college age young peoples
group at pm. The senior high
young people meet at pm.
The annual congregational meet
ing for the election of elders and
deacons will be held Thursday at
7:30 pm. The meeting will be fol-
lowed by the annual meeting of the
corporation, for election of trustees.
At the conclusion of these meetings
the old members of the congregation
will hold a reception for those who
were received into the church since
March 81. 1898.
The Winsome Crusaders will mect
tomorrow at 8 pm.
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DR.. Mccartney to Talk
On The Endless Quest

The Endless Quest" is the sermon
topic for tomorrow at II am. by
DR.. Albert J. Mccartney at Gov
enant-First Presbyterian Church.
DR.. Mccartney will be in New
Castle. Pa, next week to conduct
a preaching mission.
The Covenant Fellowship will hold
its usual social and supper from 6
to 7 O'Clock in the chapel. At 7
O'Clock Gordon P. Angle will give a
Bible study on The Good Samari-
tan
The Rev. DR.. Peter Marshall will
speak at the vesper service Thurs
dav at 5 o'clock. Preceding his talk
there will be a brief organ recital.
Evening star., 1939-03-25

OF movement in all Sunday schools
In the Pennsylvania Conference of
the United Brethren Churches. Spe-
cial programs will be presented each
Sunday, and the adult classes of the
church will participate in the closing
exercises during the campaign.
The Mems Bible Glass of Takoma
Park Baptist Church will have as
guest teacher tomorrow morning
Howard M. Stackhouse, president of
the Box Bible Glass of Emory M. E.
Church South and vice president
Organized Bible Glass Association.
Mrs. John William Smith will ad-
dress the adult classes of Mount
vernon Place M. E. Church South
tomorrow at $50 o'clock on THE
Pastors Job Today" Judge Bolitha
j. Laws teaches the A. B. Pugh Glass
at 10 am.
The Louise Shelton Bible Glass of
Trinity M E. Church will meet
tuesday at 8 pm The feature will
pe the revelation of the Capsule
Sisters"
The Bell Class of Calvary Baptist
Church held social meeting at the
home of Mrs George w. Harsch. who
Will soon leave the city for an ex-
tended trip to the Far West. Mrs.
H. o. Severance was the guest teach
er last Sunday.
The Woman's National Bible Glass
OF National City Christian Church
will meet, followed by social in the
social hall on Monday evening. The
identity of the class members "Shad-
ow Sisters will be disclosed during
the meeting.
Mrs. Elsie Parkinson BoWdler.
teacher of the Comrades Glass of
Keller Memorial Lutheran Church,
will speak tomorrow morning on
Peter Interprets Christs Sufferings
and Death"
The Mems Glass of Eldbrooke M.
E. Church will hold Mems Glass
Night on Thursday. Bud and
Pauline Ward, N. B. c. radio stars in
charge of the Saturday morning
Chlldren's Hour, will head an inter-
estlng program. The class orchestra
will play, under the leadership of E.
WadsWorth and B. Davidson. The
members of the Ladies Bible Glass
will be guests. Mckinley w. Kreigh
will teach the lesson tomorrow
morning.
Linn c. Drake, teacher of the
Vaughn Glass of Calvary Baptist
Church and Scout executive for the
Boy Scouts of the District of Colum-
bia. left last week for vacation in
Florida. Guest teachers will speak
to the class during his absence.
The Rev. William H. HantZmon
Will speak to the Box Bible Glass of
Emory M. E. Church South tomor-
row morning.
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H. Lee Smith has been named
campaign director. by the Sunday
School Board of the United Brethren
Church. of 13-week intensive CAM
palgn for Sunday School members
which will open April 2. This is part
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Albright Memorial

The Lenten services continue with
the Rev. George E. Schnabel preach
ing at IL am. and 7:45 pm. The
speaker for the Wednesday night
Lenten service will be William
Tyler Page, former Republican clerk
of the House of Representatives.
The sermon subject at II am. will
be "Our Suffering God" and at
night II Face God"
On Monday night the Oficial
Board will meet. On Thursday night
the Friendship Class will meet at
the home of Mrs. d. Clark, SIG
Quackenbos street NV. On Friday
night the Fellowship Glass will meet
at the home of Mrs. James Barretto.
6201 7th street NV.
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Luther Place Memorial

The ReY DR.. Carl c. Rasmussen
will preach tomorrow at II am. on
Love Is Greatest-and Greatest
Sufferer which will carry a Lenten
message.
The Mothers Club will meet in
the church parlors Tuesday at 7:45
pm. to hear DR.. L. M Zimmerman
speak on What Should We Think
Of the Future?"
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st. Dayid's Chanel.

Spiritual Initiative will be the
topic tomorrow; am. holy COM
munion: IL am. morning prayer
and sermon; 8 pm. evening prayer.
Services by the Rev. William L.
Mayo, vicar. On Thursday at pm.
the preacher at the Lenten service
will be the Rev. A. L. Wills, rector
of the Church of Our Saviour.
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Chapel of the Redeemer.

The special preacher tomorrow at
$50 o'clock will be the Rev. Richard
A. Aselford, rector of Grace Church.
Woodside, Md, and dean of the
Northern Convocation of the Diocese
Of Washington.
AT the Lenten service on Wednes-
day evening the sermon will be de-
llvered by the Rev. DR.. Hubert A..
Woolfall rector of st. Peters Church,
st. Louis, Mo. Special music by a
portion OF the choir of Epiphany
Church,
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Fifteenth Street.

At II o'clock. sermon by the Rev.
Leslie L. Bowers on Il Am For the
Church" The three youth groups
meet at 7 pm. at the evening serv-
ice. Page NICK. Etchison will give
an illustrated lecture on THE Pas
sion Play."
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Zinn.

Il Am the Vine" will be the sub
]ect OF Rev. Edward G. Goetz. This
Is sermon in the series. Great As
sertions.' A brief childrens sermon
Will also be included at this service.
AT 8 pm. the choir under the di-
rectlon of Mrs. w. S. Griest, will
sing Stainer's ''Crucifixion." At the
Lenten service on Thursday the pas
tor will continue his series, Great
questions using as his theme,
What Evil Hath He Done?"
The Catechetical Glass will be con-
flrmed Sunday at II am.
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a m o r p h o u S,
footless, hand
less, bra1nless
conception o f
religion is in it.
self perhaps the
greatest single
obstacle hinder
ing a real relig-
Gus awakening,
such as is need
ed to undergrad
o u r wObbly
world.
Platitudinous
phrases about
religion will
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Church of Our Saviour.

Holy communion at 7:30 am.
The Life Story of One Who Found
Cod will be the subject at IL am.
by the Rev. Alvin Lamar Wills. DR..
Reuben Steinmyer will speak on
"Christianity and the Modern 1sms
at the round table service at pm.
The speaker at the Tuesday evening
Lenten service will be the Rev. DR..
Oscar F.. Blackwelder, pastor OF the
Church of the Reformation.
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COncOrd-Cabin John,

Now will be the subject of the
Rev. Frank Edwards Sutch. At
Concord, Sunday School at 2:15
pm; church service at pm. At
Cabin John, Sunday School at 10
am. ;church service at pm.
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Methodist Episcopal
TIniOn-

welcome Home Day" will be OBJ
served tomorrow, with special en-
phasis upon memberships of long
standing and former members of
the church. DR.. Edwards announces
the following topics, II am, "A
Faith That Endures; 8 pm. THE
Sacred Secular" An Easter thank
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Columbia HEIGHTS.

Continuing the Christ Centered
Crusade" the Rev. A. P. Wilson's
topics for Sunday will be What Je-
sus Teaches About the New Birth
and THE Christ of Omnipotent
Power" These services are leading
up to Easter. when Ardis Alling of
New York will present her costumed
dramalogues of Palestine. Mrs. Allie
Carey will lead the service on
Thursday evening on Paul, the
Apostle"
Rehearsals for "The Seven Last
Words of Dubois will continue on
Friday at 7::30.
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ana our pOALlCldIlS anu kOlDllClSlS
and editors need to be so warned.
Indefinite religion" will change no
lives and no conditions. The new
Webster Dictionary gives this
thought-provoking definition of
religion; An aWareness or con-
viction of the existence of Su-
preme Being, arousing love, grati-
tude, the will to serve and obey"
That is to say, if we are to take
God into account at all, it must be
in terms of obedience, service and
love Religion is not God: 1t is
merely the field in which we find
Him.
If religion has not definiteness, it
has nothing. A vague mood of pi-
osity-a fear-born sense that we
should give attention to religion
a few condescending words in
recognition of the Deity-these are
all meaningless, unless they lead on
to an acceptance of Gods own reve-
lation of Himself, in the Bible, in
Christ. in history and in human ex-
perience
Even the veriest anti-social per-
sonallty. the open sinner who is
wholly at enmity with everything
that religion may mean, is able to
listen. with complacent consent. to
most of our current nebulous patter
about religion" What he needs,
and what all of us need, is an
awakened faith which cries. What
can 1 do to be saved?" He must
be confronted by the sublime def
niteness of the Divine will for man.
God has not abandoned man to
the fog. at sea in a powerless craft.
He has Father heart: through His
sent Son, Jesus Christ, God has
taught all the children of man to
call Him Father" That Son He
gave us as Way-Shower and a
Saviour.
Peter had the word for it. in our
lesson text: "Hereunto were We
called, because Christ also suffered
for you, leaving you an example.
that ye should follow in His steps"
Vital religion, the only kind that
works. and that changes human
lives and social conditions, is an &C
ceptance and discipleship of Jesus
Christ, mans only Saviour. The
Christian fellowship is also follow
ship.
Center and Source.
In this letter, written in his old
age, Fisherman Peter is concerned
as, indeed, is the entire New Testa-
ment-lo show the all-centeredness
of Jesus Christ, as Gods Son and
Interpreter, and as the source of
that distinctive type of life which
the world has learned to call Chris
tlan. He pictures Christ as the life
of His friends. In majestic phrases
Peter links such profound and un-
graspable truths as the death of
Jesus on the cross, and the impene-
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Episcopal
st. Andrews

Holy communion is at 9 am;
children's service, $50 am: sermon
at II am. by the Rev A. J. Wilder
Lenten services, Wednesday, 8 pm;
Thursday, holy communion. II am.
The Service League will meet Mon
day at pm.
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News of the Bible Glasses
Activities Of Interest to
LocoI Organizations
BY PAGE NICK. ETCHISON,
President nrU ni1ed pjb1n <SIo..

A.. Stockdale annual
banquet Of the Organized Bible Glass
Street April 23 according to the
George A. Watson co-chamen of the
formerly of the First
available the banquet but the
Miss Mabel Nelson Thurston
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Wisconsin Avenue,

The Rev. C. r. Ferguson will
preach at II am. on The Sheep
Door" and at 8 pm. on THE Young
Man Overcame."
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structions at 7:30 pm The Rev.
John j. Queally will oficiate at ali
the services. Canon Arson Phelps
Stokes will be the special preacher
at IL am.
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Lutheran
St. Marks,

St. NdTK s,
The Necessity of the Cross" will
be the theme of the Rev. j. Luther
Frantz at II am. On Wednesday.
8 pm, the Lenten service will be
held. The pastor will use as his
subject -Four Mysteries About the
Cross