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Evening star., 1943-04-17

to God. It is the submissive, mot
as I will, but as Thou wilt" that
made Gethsemane. The Garden
was not only a place of suffering,
but also, sublimely, place of sur
render. In that hour of acceptance
of Gods will for Himself, and for
the world, the Saviour gained the
strength which carried Him serene
through the trials SO shortly to fol-
low. Peace followed resignation.
The apex of all religious expert
ence is the testing which teaches
soul to say, Thy will be DONE"
Alone.
There is loneliness of greatness
and loneliness of misunderstand-
ing, but sorest of all is the loneliness
OF grief. Every deeply bereaved per-
son can understand something of
the loneliness of Jesus in the gar
den, when even His closest friends
lay wrapped in unheeding slumber.
Every heart knoweth its own bit
terness"-but Christ knows the bit
terness of them ALL He was the
Man of Sorrows and acquainted
with grief" He anguished alone
that none of us might ever be with
out comprehending Comrade. No.
body now enters the shadoWed
depths of Gethsemane without find
ing the suffering Saviour there.
This is religious reality. Human
hearts may actually experience the
fellowship of the divine
Christ. He is living today and ever
alert to mortal needs; no sleeping
for Him. To every one who suffers
He says, Il know. I understand. I
went through the dark valley alone.
But now, 10, I am with you all the
days AS angels ministered to
Jesus in the Garden, after His
struggle was over and resignation
had come, SO He ministers to all who
seek Him in their direst need.
l wish every preacher and editor
and teacher could 60 to Gethsemane.
go repeatedly and leisurely, and
preferably alone. The experience
would stir the depths of their hearts.
Then we should surely hear vital
messages, summoning mankind to a
realization of the spiritual needs of
our time. The pulpit would find it's
voice for the hour. People would be
turned to prayer and away from
their role of sleepers. The sense of
God, with a providential purpose in
our present experiences, would be
awakened and people would cry, in
soul-rending submission, Thy will
be done"
The Sunday school lesson for
April Is is, Peter and John in
Gethsemane." - Matthew, XVI.
36-46; John, xviii.1O-12.
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victims of Nazi terror. Too few pill
lows are wet at night with the tears
of those who pray from wrung
hearts.
This is the aspect of the Geth-
semane story that strikes us first
and most strongly today Those
three best friends of Jesus, Peter,
James and John, had been chosen
by Him to go with Him into the in
nermost shadows of the dark re-
cesses of the Garden. In His SUI
preme hour of trial, the Saviour
craved fellowship. But He was left
alone-He, the Companion of all
anguished hearts.
Of course, we can find some ex-
cuse for the three disciples. They
had just been through the SOUL
wrenching experience of the Upper
Room, and were spent men. Despite
the self-revelation of their Leader,
they did not appreciate the tragic
and climacteric character of His Or
deal. They were tired and sleepy,
and they lacked the imagination
and sense of opportunity for which
the occasion called. Like most of
us now, they were unaware of the
supreme call that had come to them.
So thrice their grief-torn Leader
found them sleeping-and forgave
them.
What Gethsemane Means.
1t is common to speak of any
deep ordeal of life and pain as a
Gethsemane. This is not correct.
What made Gethsemane the high
hour in the life of Christ was not
its anguish-Which brought bloody
sweat to His broW-but the deci-
sion. The human Jesus was con-
fronted by His divine task. He
shrank from it, for He alone saw
its implications.
This was His ordeal of renuncia-
ton and of resignation. God had
said no to His request to be
spared the cup. But He said 'yes"
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Dr.. Sexsmith 10 Conduct
Palm Sunday Service

DR.. E. A. Sexsmith will lead the
congregation of Rhode Island Ave-
nue. Methodist Church in COM
memoration of Palm Sunday to-
morrow at II am He will speak
on Behold, Thy King Cometh." He
will speak at pm. on Our Victory
Garden"
Holy week services are:
Wednesday, $50 pm, Young
Adult Fellowship dinner: Thursday
8 pm, holy communion.
The church will join in service
from II to 3 pm. on Good Friday
in Memorial United Brethren
Church, under the auspices of the
Ministers Association of the Bloom
1ngdale area.
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EVANGELISTS - Miss Ruby
May James and her brother,
Paul B. James of Seattle,
Wash, are conducting revival
services nightly, except Satur-
day, at the Bethel Pentecostal
Tabernacle.
Miss James has been an
evangelist since she was 9
years of age and was ordained
at the age of 13. They are
the children and grandchil-
dren of missionaries to China.
They sing in Chinese and
Norwegian and relate many of
their experiences in the
Orient.
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Dr.. Howard Anderson
To Preach on 'Life's
Greatest Chance
First Congregational
Meetings for Week
Are Announced

DR.. Howard Stone Anderson will
preach at First Congregational
Church at II am. tomorrow on
They Faced Life's Greatest
Chance"
Cecil B. De Miles "King of
Kings" will be shown at 3, $50 and
pm.
Further showings of the film will
be given every night next week, ex-
cept Saturday, at pm. On Good
Friday there will be three additional
showings: at 10 am, 1915 and 3
pm. A silver offering is taken at
each showing. There is no admission
charge.
The Sunday dinner is at 12:45 pm.
Mrs. Norman Quasebarth will
speak on Etiquette" before the
Young Women's Club at a dinner
meeting at 6:15 pm. Tuesday.
A Maundy service of holy COM
munion will be held at 7:3O pm.
Thursday.
Game night will be at 7::3O pm.
Wednesday. There will be no square
dance party Friday night.
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St. Matthews Lutheran

Palm Sunday will be observed
tomorrow morning with the confir-
nation of children and the recep-
ton of new members The Rev
Theodore P. Fricke will perform
the rite of confirmation following
a sermon on Fight the Good Fight
of Faith"
Holy communion will be cele-
brated on Maundy Thursday The
church will be open for prayer be-
tween II and 3 o'clock on Good Fri
day with service at pm. when
the Rev. Mr. Fricke will speak on
Christ, the Crucified."
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First Evangelical Reformed

The Rev. F. Nielsen Schlegel an
nounces the Palm Sunday confima-
tion service will be held at II am.
with a reception of new members.
Confirmation reunion service and
social at pm.
Quarterly business meeting of the
Sunday school teachers and officers
ment of the Lords Supper on
Maundy Thursday at 8 pm. On
Good Friday at 8 pm. will be a
musical program.
The church will have part in the
three-hour Good Friday service at
Concordia Church from noon to
SPIN.
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Dr.. Poyton to Speak
At Petworth Methodist

DR.. Jacob S. Payton, Washington
correspondent of the Christian Ad-
vocate, will be guest preacher at IL
Am. tomorrow in Petworth Method
ist Church. His subject will be
"The Wonder of That Traveller" :"
The new membership class will be
received by DR.. Frank Steelman.
A special service of baptism of
children will be conducted at 3 pm,
At 8 pm. special music.
A meeting Of the Youth Council
will be held at pm. Tuesday. The
Couplets will meet at the same
hour. The Good Friday silent COM
munion will be held at pm.
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Congregational
Peoples (COlored) .

Holy Week will be observed with
the blessing and the distribution of
palms Sunday morning. The Rev.
A. F. Elmes will preach the sixth in
the series of lenten sermons under
the general theme: Studies in the
Masters Classroom. The topic
Sunday will be THE Destiny of the
World" A fellowship for service
men and war workers, sponsored by
the Servicemen's Committee, fol-
lows this service.
Holy communion will be observed
next Thursday night and new men,
bers presented. The theme of the
meditation will be The Cross in
Human Experience"
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Craig, treasurer, Mrs. II. N. FOSS,
assistant; Mrs. NJ. H. Robbins, Mrs.
Katherine Buker, Mrs. Roy K.
Easter and Mrs. Homer McCann,
teachers.
Rudolph H. Gaber, boys work
secretary, YMCA, will be the guest
teacher at the Adult Bible Glass Of
the Garden Memorial Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning.
The Brotherhood Bible Glass of
Hamline Methodist Church will be
taught tomorrow morning by Repre-
sentative John J. Sparkman of Ala
bama, who will speak on Peter
and John in Gethsemane. Presi-
dent Frank Smith will preside.
Representative Sam Hobbs of Ala
bama will teach the Mems Fellow
ship Bible Glass of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church tomor-
row morning.
The Zwingli Mems Bible Glass of
Grace Evangelical and Reformed
Church will be taught tomorrow by
the Rev. Samuel A. Troxell. Mrs.
Nell Hardy will teach the Mizpah
Glass. The Delta Glass will be
taught by Miss Mildred Troxell and
Mrs. R. A. Althouse will teach the
Dorcas Glass.
N. w. Morgan will teach the
Pinkham Bible Glass of National
Baptist Memorial Church tomorrow
morning, using as his theme Peter
and John in Gethsemane."
DR.. Robert w. Handbook of the
Office of the United States Bureau
of Education will teach the Mems
Bible Glass of Eldbrooke Methodist
Church tomorrow morning.
Charles H. Cooke, chairman Easter
Sunrise Committee. Organized Bible
Glass Association. will preside at the
adult department of Calvary Bap-
tist Sunday school tomorrow morn
ing
The Box Bible Glass of Emory
Methodist Church will have a guest
speaker, Mrs. Dewey Moore, mis-
sionary to Rome, Italy, tomorrow.
The class will also hold services
at the District Jail under the direc-
tion of Marshall R. Baker, president
of the class.
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Tokomo Park Baptist

The Rev. William E. La Rue will
preach at II a m. on Lasting En-
thusiasm"; at 7:45 pm. the young
people will give a radio playlet.
Where the Cross Was Made" by
Douglas Bronston
On Good Friday at 7:45 pm, the
service will consist of music, bap-
tlsm, observance of the Lords sup
per and the meditation on the ira
ditional seven words from the cross.
On Easter morning will be two
identical services at $50 and IL m.
At. 7:45 pm. an Easter cantata,
Immortality" will be rendered.
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blllSOil Wy eilC vi SoAAAACu oAOAC S1oSn
AsSocia ton.
The Rev. j. Lloyd Black, executive
secretary, Capital Area Christian
Missionary Society, will give an ex-
position of the International Sunday
School lesson tonight at 1905 pm.
over Radio Station WINK.
Mrs. William S. Abernethy will
speak to the Burial Class of CAL
vary Baptist Church tomorrow
morning on Palms in the Heart" "
The devotional service will be led
by Miss Margaret Patterson and
Miss Margaret Justice will conduct
the program The Easter play, The
Way of Life" will be presented
April % at tbs pm.
Miss Thurston's Class and the
o. w. L. Glass will join the Palm
Sunday service of the Covenant
First Presbyterian Sunday school
tomorrow morning.
Vdlkll L. LtWiS W1l SpCdh W VIC
Young Peoples Glass of Mount Ver-
non Place Methodist Church tomor-
row morning on These Three
Things" Albert Hutchinson will
preside.
The A. B. Pugh Bible Glass will
be taught tomorrow by. Justice
Bolitha j. Laws, who will speak on
Standing by Christ Today" Judge
Eugene Black will preside and Will
liam T. Wrenn will lead in prayer.
The Friendly Glass of Sherwood
Presbyterian Church elected as Of
ficers, Mrs. R. K. Lynt, president;
Mrs. C. A. Deitz, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Vesta I. Brewrink, Sec
ond vice president: Mrs. L, S. Guy
secretary; Mrs. Carrie Becker. cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Albert
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Columbia Heights Christion

DR.. Harry L. Bell will speak on
The Magnetism of the Cross" Sun
day at II am. The Sunday school
will join in this Palm Sunday cele-
bration.
A candlelight communion service
will be held Thursday at pm. The
congregation will join in the union
Christian Church three-hour service
Friday from noon to pm. in the
National City Christian Church.
A meeting of the Official Board
will be held Wednesday night.
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Western Presbyterian

During Holy week a brief noon
hour service will be held each day
from 1915 to 1890. Brief medita-
ton by the Rev. C. Stewart Nc
KenZie.
Evening services will be held on
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday at
= 8 o'clock. The minister will preach
on Wednesday and Friday and the
sacrament of holy communion will
be celebrated on Thursday evening.
: Palm Sunday service will be held
at IL am. when the minister will
preach on who Is This?"
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Tokomu Lutheran

Whats in a Name?" will be the
title of the Palm Sunday conf1rma-
ton sermon of the Rev. j. Adrian
Pfeiffer at III am. A number Of
children will be confirmed and an
adult baptized.
At 7:30 pm. Charles Ram Ken
nedy's Calvary play. THE Terrible
Meek will be presented. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent Gingerich and the
Rev. Mr.. Pfeiffer will form the cast.
Holy week services include a
Maundy Thursday communion serv-
ice. a Good Friday service from 2
to 8 pm. and at pm.
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Holy Week in St. Thomas

Services each day in Holy Week
except Monday and Saturday. Serv-
ices as usual tomorrow. Others
Tuesday at 10 m. and Wednesday
at 8 am; holy communion. On
Maunday Thursday there will be
two celebrations of holy communion
and II a m, with Sermon at IL
am. by the Rev. DR.. William S.
Bishop.
The three-hour service on Good
Friday, when the addresses will be
made by the Rev. John M. Krumm
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Zion Southwest (Colored)

The Rev. A. Joseph Edwards has
for the subject at II am: The Tri-
umphant Entry" This service will
observe the 49th anniversary of the
Junior Christian Endeavor Society.
Special music. At pm. the Ancient
Independent Order of Moses will
hold their annual thanksgiving serv-
ices. The pastor will speak.
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Pilgrim (COlOred) .

THE Prince of Peace" will be the
subject of the Rev. John S. Miller at
II am. At 3 pm. the Mount Bethel
Baptist will join with this church in
a union communion service DR.. K.
w. Roy will preach. The Rev. Mr..
Miller will preach at the Mount
Bethel Baptist Church Tuesday at
Spm,
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picture n e W S.
There Is not yet
manifest every
where a deep
and overWhelm-
ing passion; a
crusading sense
Of the profound
greatness Of this
hour; an all-ab-
sorbing purpose
of f III o W ship
with a world in
agony. We are
n OF suffering
WIN our Serv-
lcemen, or with
the millions of
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Emory Methodist

DR.. Edgar C. Beery will speak on
True and False Enthusiasm" at
II am. The Rev. Nelson Pierce will
be the guest speaker at 8 pm.
The committee on new members
will meet on Tuesday at 7:30 pm.
The Wesleyan Glass will meet at
pm.
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Third.

Worship at II am. with the Lord's s
supper and message by the minister,
THE Real Triumphal Entry" Spe-
cial music.
On Holy Thursday at pm. COM
munion service and on Friday from
noon to 3 pm. a union service at the
National City Christian Church.
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DouoIus Memorial Methodist

The Great Coronation" will be
the topic of the Rev, William F..
Wright, at II am. The Woman's
Society of Christian Service will
hold it's annual thank offering serv-
ice at pm. with Mrs. Naylor, a
returned missionary, bringing the
message.
On Thursday at 8 pm. holy COM
munion will be celebrated and at
$3.50 pm. on Easter Sunday. in addi-
ton to the regular morning and
evening services a special will be
held for baptizing.
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RehObOth (COlored) .

"As We Continue to March" will
be the theme of the Rev. Mr.. john
son tomorrow morning. In the AFTER
noon the Junior Church will meet.
At pm. the Rev. Mr.. Petty of
Chase City, Va, will preach.
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lexington.

AT II am. the text is Blessed Is
He That Cometh" pm. sermon
by the Rev. Henry B. Wooding.
The sacrament of the Lords Sup
per will be observed Good Friday
evening.
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Third (COlOred.)

DR.. George o. Bullock will speak
on "A Tribute to the Unknown or
the Seldom Mentioned Disciples of
Christ" Holy communion will fol-
low. At 8 pm. he will speak on The
Hope of Lost World" Musical
program Friday at pm.
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Christian
Park View.

Following the lesson period at
Bible school tomorrow morning trib-
ute viii be paid to the teachers for
their many years Of service to the
school. Charles L. Jones. general
superintendent, has selected various
class members to speak. All former
members are also invited.
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Lewis Memorial.

The Rev. H. R. Deal will preach
at II am. on Christ Marches On"
Holy week services daily at 8 pm
Holy communion will be observed
Thursday evening. There will be
two morning services Easter, 9 and
Ills am. Musical program by the
choirS at 5 pm.
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Tabernacle (COlored)

At IL am. a revival begins with
a sermon by the Rev. j. E. Fountain
of Richmond. Va: 8 pm, holy COM
munion by the Rev. G. L. Washs
ington. The revival will continue
next week.
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RyIund Methodist

In the Palm Sunday Multitude" is
the theme Of the Rev. Karl G.. Newell
at II am. "A Soldier at the Cross"
is the theme at pm.
Good Friday will be observed with
holy communion at pm.
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EldebrOOke.

The Rev. E. A. Lambert has as the
topic for Palm Sunday Invasion
or Invitation-Which?" The choir
will render Palm Sunday music.
New members will be received.
On Thursday at 8 pm. holy COM
munion will be celebrated and on
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AlderSgate.

The topic of the Rev. F.. L. Morri-
son at II am. will be "Hosanna-
God Save the King" This church
will participate in the union service
in Congress Street Church at 8 pm.
with the sermon by the Rev. Lloyd
G. Davis.
The Youth Fellowship will con-
duct a service Tuesday night at
Southern Relief Home.
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Friendship (C0lOred) =,

The Rev. R. Randall will preach
at II am. Holy communion at 3 pm.
The Young Mems Jubilee Chorus
will have charge at 8 pm.
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Metronolitan (CoIoredD

At IL am. Dr. E. c. Smith will de-
liver a special Palm Sunday mes
sage. At $3.50 pm. the Rev. Small
wood Williams and his congrega-
ton will be guests of the ushers. AT
pm. is Easter music.
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Plymouth (ColOred).

At the morning service special
music. At 6 pm. Second Officer
Ina M. McFadden, WAAC, will
speak.
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prepared in Soviet Armenia. The
picture will be followed by a light
supper, when the famous 'lahma-
june" of the Near East will be
served.
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Gunter-Temple Memorial.

Sermon at II am by DR.. Bernard
Braskamp on THE Triumphant
Procession.
H. S. Halo of the Netherland
Embassy will be the guest speaker
at GAS pm. for the Sunday Evening
Club. His subject will be The
Netherlands During the German
Occupation"
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A Lesson for the Week
Is Nation Sleeping While
World Suffers Gethsemune?
BY WILLIAM r. ELLIS,

One penetrating questions
Of the United States
like the undiscernng disciples o
Some OF us think observe the
the trivia OF sports and entertainment
raonng restrictions The spectator attitude
millions.
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Lutheran

Georgetown.
'The Simple Life" will be the sub
ject at IL SIM of the Rev. Harold E
Beatty. The combined choirs will
sing
On Wednesday, pm, preparatory
service; Thursday. 8 pm. holy COM
munion; Good Friday services, to
3 pm; guest preachers, the Rev.
Donald Glare. the Rev. Edward
Goetz and the Rev. George Bowers.
Mount Olivet (Colored).
THE Garden of Christianity" is
the subject of the Rev. William
Schiebel at II m. There will be the
confirmation of a number of adults.
At pm. he will preach the last in a
series of sermons on favorite hymns,
with Thy Life Was Given for Me-
as the subject.
On Wednesday at pm. the last
midweek lenten service will be held
The subject is Nor Let Me Ever
Stray From Thee Aside" There will
be a service at 8 o'clock Good Fri
day, holy sacrament of the altar
will be celebrated. "A Ransomed
Soul" is the subject.
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News of the Bible Glasses
Activities Of Interest to
Local Organizations
By PAGE NICK. ETCHISON,
President Organized Bible Class Associatio


medical missionary and hospitals China will be
the Clyde Kelly
Church tomorrow He will Chinese Missions
at the Harrison Bible Class Methodist Church
tomorrow morning Sergt
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First lColored.l

The Rev. T. Ewell Hopkins will
preach at II am. on "The Voice of
JOY" and at 7:30 pm. on After the
Welcome
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GOrSuch.

DR.. Lewis S. Rudasill will preach
at IL am. At 8 pm. hymn singing
and testimony.
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BrightwOOd Park.

The Rev. Robert K. hewitt an
nounces as his theme at II am,
Life Eternal; at 7:45 pm. musical
program.
Holy Week services-8 pm. Tues
day, the Rev. Clarksen R. Banes,
Spiritual Glow; Wednesday, DR..
Chesteen Smith, THE Real Price
of the Betrayal; Thursday, to 8
pm. directed silent meditation. fol-
lowed by holy communion; Friday,
Accepting the Cross the minister.
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B. T. Roberts Memorial Free.

The Rev. Clark B. Wickline, field
secretary of the A. M. Chesbrough
Seminary at Chill. N. Y. will speak
tomorrow at II am. and pm.
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Mount Horeb lColoredl

The Rev. Charles H. Fox will use
for his text at II am, Rejoice Ye
Daughters of Zion, Behold the King
Cometh, Riding on the Foal of an
ASS $3.50 pm, sermon in songs by
the Rev. H. Ellis Turner; 8 pm.
Tuesday, prayer meeting.
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Armenian.

On Sunday at 1l:15 am. the Rev.
Charles Y. Aznakian will preach in
Pierce Hall, Harvard and Fifteenth
streets NV, on "On the Way to
Jerusalem" At $50 pm the
Ladies Aid will present "Bepo," q
full-length Armenian sound movie
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Bethany.

The pastor will speak tomorrow
morning on The Palm Sunday Pro-
cessional," and in the evening on
Praying for Ones Self"
A candle light communion service
will be held Thursday at 7:30 pm.
This church will join with the other
Bloomingdale churches in three
hour service beginning at noon Fri
day. The meeting will be held in
the Memorial United Brethren
Church.
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Baptist
West Washington.

The Rev. Charles B. Austin will
preach tomorrow at IL am. on The
Wonderful Christ and at pm. on
There Is a Heaven. and Whosoever
Wishes to, Can Spend Eternity
There" Sermon Thursday at 7:3O
pm. on The Cross of Christ
Evening star., 1943-04-17

Uncle Sam will keep 'em flying if
the spirit Of his citizens will keep
'em buying bonds.
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First Brethren.

Miss Mabel Crawford, Brethren
missionary to French Equatorial
Africa, will preach Sunday at both
morning and evening services.
Miss Crawford, who has spent 10
years on the mission field, was in
Africa when France collapsed in
1910 and was caught in the confusion
that reigned when De Gaulle and
Free France took over the colony.
The Rev. B. N. Schneider. pastor
OF the Church of the Open Bible,
as the First Brethren is called, is
holding evangelistic meetings in
Ashland, Ohio. He will return in
time for Easter.
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Brethren
Washington CITY.

DR.. Warren D. Bowman will use
Palm Tree Christians" as his SUBJ
ject at II am, and at pm. The
Four Who Bore Crosses" The
Junior church will meet at IL am.
There will be prayer meeting Fri
day at s pm.
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Other Services
Spanish Service.

Gospel message in Spanish at the
weekly non-denominational Spanish
service Sunday at pm. in the
First Church of the Nazarene.
Eugene D. Owen will speak on
"Cristo entro en- triunfo, un barco,
una ciudad, y un corazon." The
public is invited.
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French Church.

lie Chemin Diff1cile" will be the
subject of the Rev. Andre F. Liotard
at the French service, at St. John s
Episcopal Church tomorrow, at
pm. On Good Friday at 6:15 pm.
he will hold a special service in
French.
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Wisconsin Avenue.

His Triumph in Tears is the
topic at II a m. of the Rev Clarence
Ray Ferguson, and His Return in
Glory" at pm.
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PentecOstaI Holiness.

The annual revival at 10l5 D
street NE. will continue through
Easter with services daily at 7:45
pm. Evangelist Oscar Moore is
preaching.
Representative Joseph r. Bryson
Of South Carolina will address the
congregation tomorrow at II am.
A service nag with Is stars will be
displayed.