The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-31

served ~ tne FHh1 rtESUyAEdld
Church ct the Worship Services To-
morrow. The annual observance Of
this significant day has long been
. practice among the Reformed
Churches Of the world. The Rev.
Richard =. Coulter has announced
for his sermon theme 1t the Morn
ing worship Hour "A Go0dly Herr
tage." In this sermon Mr.. coul-
Ter win deal with what Thomas
Carlyle has called, "The greatest
moment In the modern history Of
mankind
On oeisbsr u, 1917 IRE Eve u
I'll. Saints Day, Marin Luther
psssed his rs Theses, ihst mark
@ Ire Beginning Of HE sloriovs
prstsstsns RefoFmsiicn. Gem.
nssnsIns On Ire Sermon, Mr..
covlssT said, what We ere,
what Ne Think, what ws Do. what
We believe, ID 10 . great extent
eur hsrissss. We have = coodly
iieFissss. n We think 50, We
evshs 10 appreciate u. " u is
valuable, We Should held u In
trust. ~ n u worthy, We should
psss n On 10 eur children"
At the evening Worship hour at
9.So .. m. the Bible study In Ro-
mans win be continued with the
pastor speaking on "The Way Of
Holiness. !" The Presbyterian
Church has taught that santifica.
tion IL an act Of Gods free grace
IN the believer, whereby he Is made
holy. II Is process which holds
before the Christian the glory Of
an ultimate goal.
The Sunday Evening Bible study
has proved very popular. In these
days when so many churches close
their doors on Sunday night, Bible
teaching Churches are reversing
the trend. The Evening Service is
becoming more and more popular
among Congregations where Bible
study Is being emphasized.
Work has started on the repaint-
ing and redecorating the Sanctu-
airy. The Board Of Deacons. thru
their officers, have emphasized
that the present program in no
way effects the expansion fund Of
the church. The necessary financ-
ing for the present project has
been independent of existing build
Ing fund accounts. The Church
Boards have inquired into the pos
sibility Of assistance In the tech
nical and advisory capacity from
the Board of Church Architecture
Of the Presbyterian General As
sembly. The facilities in present
use are far from adequate either
to meet present need or future
expansion. The Deacons are seek
ing the advice Of this Assembly
agency in meeting the challenge
Of the continuing rapid growth of
Key West.
Among Church activities for the
coming week are the Circle meet
Ing which are as follows: Circle
No. / viii meet with Mrs. Bring
man 1921 Fogarty at 500 p. m.
Monday, Nov. End. Circle No. win
meet with Mrs Pace at 3725 Ave
az" at 500 p. m. Nov. End. and
Circle No. 3 will meet with Mrs.
Edgar stark, 1929 Won Phister at
500 p. m. Nov. End. The Board
OF Deacons viii meet on Tuesday
night in the Social Hall to conduct
the regular business of the Church
and to hear reports of their Com
mittees.
The monthly Fellowship Dinner
viii be held on Wednesday night
at $50 in the Social Hall. Circle
No. 2 is In charge under the di.
Iection Of Mrs. B. C. Papy.
The Choir will meet on Wednes-
DAY night in the Sanctuary under
The leadership Of Mrs. John Arch
or. Plans are under way for the
observance Of q Christmas Candle
light Service to be held on Sunday
December 10th at the Evening Wor-
ehip Hour.
The local church was represent
Cd at 4 meeting Of the Presbytery
q St. Johns by the Rev. Richard
=. Coulter and Col. H. E. Pace.
Announcement win be made at the
worship Service tomorrow morn
lng on the results of the vote on
ne Plan OF Union
Announcement has been made of
Ne Thanksgiving Service to be
hsld at the Church on Tuesday
morning Nov. 26th. At that time
ne Minister win speak on 1.-THE
Reason for Thanksgiving"
The District Meeting Of the wom-
@ Of the Church of the Miami
Aeea win be held at the LeJuene
Church Wednesday Nov. 9Th. Those
paanning TO attend from the local
Congregation are Mrs. James E.
@leriing. President of the Women
Of the Church, Mrs. Joseph Bring.
nan, Mrs. n. E. Pace and the
wev. r. e. Coulter