The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-31
Congregational Churches
FIRST CHURCH

FIRST CHURCH
Morning Services at IL o'clock
Prelude-Largo ............ Handel
Sentences
Hymn-All Hail The Power of
Jesus Namel
Invocation and the Lords Prayer
Versicles--
Responsive Reading
Gloria Patri-
Children's Sermon
Offering with Anthem-Christ OF
The Upward Way 49,. Mueller
Doxology--
Scripture Lesson-St. John Is
Authentic Watching Over Israel
................. Mendelssohn
Pastoral Prayer
Hymn-Blest Be The Tie That
Binds
Sermon-The Transforming Friend
ship (Text: st. John Is: IA, 15)
Prayer
Hymn-O Thou Great Friend To
All The Sons OF Men
Benediction-
Postlude-Largo ............. Isaak
Evening Service at 7:15 O'Clock
Prelude-Cayatina .......... Raft
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Male Chorus
Thanks Be To Thee 49,. Handel
Salvation, Belongeth To Our
God ....... Tchesnokov
Lamp In The West 80. Parker
Great And Glorious $500. Haydn
Celtic Hymn ...... Robirton
The Lords Prayer :. Malotte-Deis
Interlude- Consolation ..........
Observation-Disclosures. MendelsSohn
Mr.. Phillips
Is The. Dying In The
West
Invocation and the Lords Prayer
Mr.. Fairbank
Antl,em-O Joyful Light ~. Tours
Scripture Lesson
Mr.. Gaines
Offertory-Fiercc Was The Wild
BlllOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. noble
Doxology-
Hymn-Rise Up, o Men OF God!
Sermon-When Peace Comes
Professor Pope
Hymn-Thy Kingdom Come, o
Lord
BenedictiOn--
DR.. Walker
Observation-Disclosures Chorus. Wagner
Evening services will be a Union
Service of the Central Protestant
Churches. Rev. Liston Pope, Profess
sor of Social Ethics, at Yale Divin-
ity School, will be the preacher.
Rev. James H. Phillips will preach
his last sermon In the morning be-
fore leaving for his new position as
the Associate Ministed in the Foun-
dry Methodist church, Washington,
d. c.
$50 p. m.--Mr. and Mrs. Phillips
will be guests of the Chrismon So
ciety at a supper. Afterwards men,
bers will attend the union service.
Notices for the Week
Wednesday,
1000 a. m-Teh First Church will
hold its regular meeting to
work for the hospital and the
Red Cross. Luncheon will be
served at 1890, after which
Mrs. Richard H. Ritter OF
Southington will tell of the
work that she and Rev. Mr..
Ritter did while living in
China.
Thursday
7:3O p. m.-Course in Child Wei
fare and Recreation sponsored
by the Civilian Defense VOL
unteer Bureau will be held in
the Scout House. Miss Mar
garet Kennedy will speak Oh
Nutrition and the Child"
Friday
400 p. m.--Cub Pack No. %.
7:30 p. m.-Boy Scouts, Troop No.
%.
The second Church Mems League
will be guests of the First Church
Mems League on Monday evening,
February 8. Rev. Floyd L. Roberts
will speak on Back of the News in
Japan"
Rev Floyd L. Roberts will speak at
the morning service on February 8,
Rev. Byron Kenneth Anthony will
begin his ministry of the First
Church on Sunday morning Feb
ruary Is.
Rev. and Mrs. James H. Phillips
and their daughter, Kathleen, will
leave Monday morning for a brief
visit with Mrs. Phillips's mother in
Washington, N. O., before Mr.. Phil
lips begins his new work in Wash
ington, D. c. February 8.
Lenten Lectures
The First Church as in many
years past will have series of lee
lures for the whole community on
Thursday evenings of Lent. The
speakers will take part this year are
as follows:
February 10 Rev. James Cor
don Gilkey, DID,, Of the South Con-
gregational church, Springfield,
Mass.
February 26 - Professor Alexan-
der c. Purdy, Hartford Theological
Seminary.
March S - Rev. Ralph w. Sock
man, DID,, Christ Church (Metho-
dist New York City.
March IL President Robbins
meeting of the official board will
be held at the parsonage.