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Churches to Observe
Week of Witnessing
Some 460 Washington area Protestant churches will par
ticipate In the Week of Witnessing observance which opens
today and continues through February 15.
Sponsored by the National Capital Area Council of
Churches, the week is designed to stimulate Christian evan
gelism. It will be highlighted by congregational and community
maaa meetings and visits to
Prospective church members,
and will place special emphasis
on church participation by
youth.
-A mass meeting at 3:30 p.m.
tomorrow in the University of
Maryland's Cole Student Ac
tivity Building will open the
(observance officially. Secretary
Jof Health, Education and Wel
|fare Flegaming, a leading
Methodist layman and general
chalromi of the observance,
wm p3B|e.
The nwbyterians, however,
will begin their observance a
day ahead of the mass meet
ing with a Presbyterian serv
ice at • o'clock tonight in New;
York Avenue Presbyterian
Church, New York avenue and
H street N.W. Dr. James A.
Jones, president of Union The
ological Seminary, Richmond,
will preach on "The Kind of
Church That Gets Ahead.”
Breakfast In Capitol
Two other features of the (
observance will J>e held on
Tuesday. These are a break
fast for Government officials;
at 8:30 a.m. in the old Supreme
Court room of the Senate at
at which Dr. D. Elton True-;
blood, formerly chief of re
ligious information for the
United States Information:
Agency, will speak. Dr. Flem
ming and Senator Kefauver,
Democrat of Tennessee, will be
hosts on behalf of the Council
of Churches.
The second will be a confer
ence for ministers at 10:30 a.m.
in First Baptist Church, Six
teenth and O streets N.W. Dr.
Clarence W. Cranford, minis
ter of Calvary Baptist Church,
and Dr. Theodore O. Wedel of
Washington Cathedral ' will
speak. Dr. Thomas W. McDill,
professor at Columbia Theo
logical Seminary, Decatur, Ga.,
will speak at a 12:05 p.m. wor
ship service after the confer
ence.
The observance will conclude i
with a youth rally at 7:45;
p.m. February 15 in Constitu
tion Hall. Principal speaker
will be the Rev. C. Kilmer I
Myers, vicar of Trinity Epis
copal Parish in New York, who
is widely known for his work
in the field of prevention of
juvenile delinquency and among
gangs. *
Other Observances
Other churches which have
announced special observances
during the Week of Witnessing
include:
Dr. William F. Dunltle, mlnUtrr of
Grace Methodist Church, Wllminaton,
Del., and a member of the Commis
sion on Worship of the National Coun
cil of Churches, will speak at 8 p m
services Monday through Friday in
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church, i
000 Massachusetts avenue N.W
Dr. R. Stuart Grlrsaru. minister of
First Baptist Church. Norfolk. Va,
will speak at 7:30 p.m. services Monday
and Tuesday and following a H n.m.
dinner Wednesday in Bethesda First
Baptist Church. Wilson lane and Cor
dell avenue. Bethesda.
The Rev. Clarence A. M. Benson of
the faculty of the Lutheran Bible In
■ ,
UNITARIAN
“Whilst you honor antiquity,
you mugt remember that the
past has not Hone and could not
do the work of the present; that
in religion as in all things
progress is the law and happi
ness of the race.”
William Ellery Planning
J v ALL SOULS
r CHURCH
|T ) Sixteenth and
Harvard Stt.
.Ref Minister
Duncan Hnwlett. D.D
11 a m —Worship Service:
"The -its rl of Ihe Unitarian Faith
9-45 a m -School ol Religion
Current Problems Porum
"The lansress and The
District of Columbia '
Representative John R. Foley
Comparative Religion Class
"MYMNOLOGY"
Rev. Lowell P. Beveridge
"Africa South of The Sahara"
Kodachromes
Dr J. A. Greene
Parking dree) non available In lot
east of 15th st.. end of Puller st
UNITARIAN CHURCH
OF SRLIHOTON
Slit Arlington Bird.
BOSS ALLEN WESTON. Minister
Services 9:15 ond 11:15 o.m.
"THt MEANING OF FAITH"
9:00 ond 11:00 o.m.
School of Religion
UNITARIAN CHURCH
OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BAOI Cedar Lane, Bethesda
REV. JOHN BAKER, Minister
Rev. J. Donald Johnston,
Exac. Dir.
Mr. Boker Will Preach
9:00. 10:45 a m. and 12:30 p m.
* DAVIES MEMORIAL
UNITARIAN CHURCH
FRIENDSHIP HOUSE
«1!> D STREET S B
10:45 o.m.—School of Religion
11 :00 o.m. —Service from All
Soul's by Special Wire
8 p.m.—Dr. Howlett, Speaker
COLLEGE PARK
UNITARIAN CHURCH
molding EE. U ol Md Campus
David P. Osborn, Minister
1 I a.m. —Service
'SHOULD THERE BE
ONE CHURCH?"
10:15am. Adult Study Group
11 o.m,—School -ot Religion
Mount Virirnu Unitarian Church
Alex.. Va. Infer, SOnth 5-5819
FAIRFAX
UNITARIAN CHURCH
4 Oaktor Elementary tehee*
* Route HR
Rev. Edward L. Ericson, Minister
10:45 o.m.—Worship
Sermon by
Rev. J. Donald Johnston
"NARROW IS THE GATE”
ROCKVILLE
UNITARIAN CENTER
West Rockville Elementary «rhoel
Beall and Lackett Aveniet
Worship Service 10;4.*> am
The Rev Edvard L. Ericson
G.uest Minieter
•MORALITY IS NOT BROUGH"
School of Religion. 10:40 a m
UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIPS
ARE ACTIVE ALSO IN:
ANNAPOLIS. MARYLAND
HAGERSTOWN. MARYLAND
SALISBURY MARYLAND
FREDERICKSBURG. VIRGINIA
stltute Teaoeck. N. J, will speak at
services of Christ Lutheran Church,
8011 Old Oooraetpam road, Bethesda.
at 8:30 and 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m
tomorrow and 8 pm. Monday and
Tuesday. The services also mark the
openina of the church's silver anni
versary year
The Rev. Leopold W. Bern
hard. a member of the board of
directors of the Protestant
Council of New York, will speak
at 8:45 and 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.
services tomorrow in Luther
Place Memorial Church,
Thomas Circle.
The Rev. J. Frank Fife, presi
dent of the Evangelical Luth
eran Synod of Maryland, will
'speak at 8 p.m. services of Our
Saviour's Evangelical Lutheran
Church of Prince Georges
County tomorrow through
Thursday. The services will be
in St. Barnabas Episcopal
J Church, 5203 St. Barnabas road,
| Temple Hills.
The Rev. R. Kern Eutsler,
I pastor of South Roanoke
Methodist Church, Roanoke,
Va., will speak at special serv
ices in Arlington Methodist
Church, Glebe road and South
Eighth street, Arlington. The
j services will be at 9:30 and 11
a.m. and 8 p.m. tomorrow and
8:15 p.m. Monday through
Thursday.
Dr. Denson N. Franklin, min
, ister of the First Methodist
Church. Gadsden, Ala., will
speak at a series of services in
the Bethesda Methodist Church,
Huntington parkway and
Georgetown road, Bethesda.
The services will be held at 9:30
and 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. tomor
row and at 8:15 p.m. Monday
through Wednesday.
The Rev. Carroll B. Yingling,
jr., of Taylorsville, Md., will
A. M E. ZION
JOHN WESLEY
A. M. E. ZION CHURCH
National Church ot Zion Methodist
14th and Carcaran Sts N W
E. Franklin .lacksnn. D D Minister
EDUCATION DAY
8:00 a m. —Dr. Jackson
11 a m.—Atty. Ruth W. Whaley
I New York City
n:00 pm.
I VARICK CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
You Are Invited To Worship At
Qtyr
fcaluathm
Armg
Conveniently Located
DOWNTOWN
909 Eye St. N.W. (Harbor Light)
Sunday 11 a.m. —7:00 p.m.
Envoy E. O. Morgan, C. O.
1318 9th St. N W.
Sunday 11 o.m p.m.
S/Maior F. Wilson. C. O.
SOUTHEAST
1211 G St. SE.
Sunday 11:00 a.m.—7:45 p.m.
Major O Cunningham, C. O.
GEORGETOWN
1075 J.ff.non St. N.W.
Sunday 11:00 a.m.—7:00 p.m.
Lieut. K Brewer, C. O.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
, 316 King St.
Sunday 11:00 a.m.—7:00 p.m.
Caps. J. Clark. C. O.
ARLINGTON, VA.
1738 Wilton Blvd.
Sunday 11 o.m p.m.
Capt. H B Anderson. C. O.
COLMAR MANOR, MD.
3609 41 tt Ave.
i Sunday 10:40 a.m .—7:45 p.m.
Lieut. D. Mikles. C O.
DIVINE SERVICE
FIRST DIVINE
SCIENCE CHURCH
1300 Seventeenth Street N.W.
Entrance on N St.
Service Sunday
11 a.m.—Alta M. Ord. DI B.
Wednesday. 8:00 p.m.
Mathilde Rochon. D 88.
All Are Welcome
DIVINE SCIENCE
Church at the Healing Christ
2025 35th St. N.W. at Wi*. A?e.
DR GRACE L. FAUS. Minister
ounnay. ll:oo a.m.
“THE BREAD OF LIFE"
8:00 p m.—INTA RALLY
Speaker. Roy Davis
Wednesday. 8:00 p.m.
"THF ABUNDANT LIFE"
Dlal-A-Bermonette. aD. 4-2288
THEOSOPHY
United Lodge es Theosophlsts
1722 Conn. Avo. N.W.
Sunday. 8:15 pm.
"THE MENACE OF HYPNOTISM"
Wed.. 8:15 om —Study Cluae
All Welcome , Questions Invited
Tha Theosophical Society
In Washington
Sunday Lecture—3:3o p.m.
"CREATOR OF YOUR DESTINY'
i Martha Burleigh, Washington, D. C
Viilters Always Welcome
Lodge Room and Library
726 11 eh Street N.W.
SPIRITUALIST
REV. ETHEL JANET HIGHSMITH
1329 Michigan Are. N.E. LA. fi-IR9«
Reading by Appt,. 7 a m Until 9 pm.
TEMPLE OF THE MASTER UO
2022 R. I. Are. N.E.—7:30 p.m.
Odd Fellow* Hall—Car 82
REV. JAMES C. NELSON. Paster
REV. V. E. HUGHES
•
CHRISTIAN LIGHT CHURCH
OF DIVINE HEALING
01A 20th St. N.W.. Ground Floor
SUNDAY SERVICE. 7:30 P.M
Wednesday. 8 p m—Message Circle
Private Advice. Healing by App't. Onlj
Rev. Otto Penter. Pastor
Phone JO 8-5172 •
SPIRITUAL SCIENCE
First Spiritual Science Church of
Washington, D. C., Inc.
1424 K Street N.W. (Room «3t>
REV. ALICE TINDALL. Pastor
Spiritual and Healing Services with
Messages Sun . Tues . Thurst 8 pm.
Tues . 2:30 p.m. Private ApVments
ME. 8-0973 CO 5-1149
NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ASSN.
THE CHURCH
OF TWO WORLDS
2400 I Oth St. M W
H. GORDON BURROUGHS. Minister
Sunday Afternoon. S OTlock
‘•WHAT IS TH* TRUE CHRIST?”
Followed by Bpintutl Greeting*
Wed. 7:30 pm—Meetage Service
Ministry of Healing at Both Services
THE FIRST
SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
131 C Street NE. Sunday. 8 u rn.
Rer. Alfred H. Terry. Pastor
I “Was Lincoln a Spiritualist"
Messages For AH
Healing. Readings LI. 3-1572 •
be guest speaker at special;
services in two churches. He'
will speak at 7:45 p.m. services
tomorrow and Monday in
Clarksburg (Md.) Methodist
Church and at the same hour
Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday in Trinity Methodist
j Church, Oermgntown. He also
will speak at regular morning
l services tomorrow in both
* churches.
y Dr. W. Kenneth Haddock,
former pastor of Arlington
t Methodist Church and now
J; superintendent of the Ports
' mouth <Va.) Methodist Dis
? trict, will speak at the 11 a.m.
" j service tomorrow in Wesley
. Methodist Church, Connecticut
f avenue and Jenifer street N.W.
t Dr. Joseph E. Henderson,!
t minister of First Methodist
:. Church, Alliance* Ohio, will;
r speak at services of McKen
i, dree Methodist Church, 2421
Lawrence street N.E., at 8:45
. and 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. tomor
. row and at 8:15 p.m. Monday
I through Thursday
r The Rev. Jack B. Taylor,'
i pastor of Westhampton Metho
s dist Church, Richmond, Va.,
t will speak at 8 p.m. services of
e Central Methodist Church, 4201
II j
ORTHODOX CHURCHES
ST. GEORGE SYRI IV
> ORTHODOX CHURCH
Corner IHth and Webster Sts N.W
’ RKV JOHN NICHOLAS. Pastor
- Matins 10:00 and 11*00 am
t Sundav Bchool 10:8» to 11 30 am
Divine Utur*y 11:00 am to 12:00 1
1
; GREEK ORTHODOX
1 CATHEDRAL
1 ST. SOPHIA
36th Street and
'j Massachusetts Ave. N.W.
* ! Very Rev Almllionos Laloussis. Dean
Rev. John T Tavlarides. Assistant
Matins. 0 Until 10:30 a m
1 Divine Liturgy. 10:30 a m Until 12
Bunriavs and Holidays
■
GRKF.h ORTHODOX
! STS. CONSTANTINE
y AND HELEN
4115 16th street N.W.
» Rev Demetrious Kalarts. Priest
1 Saturday Evening Vespers. 7:30
Matins and Divine Llturgv
. 0:30 and 12 Noon
1 ———— ————^——o———h* I
METHODIST METHODIST METHODIST METHODIST METHODIST METHODIST
HEADQUARTERS—METHODIST BLDG., 100 Maryland Ava. N.l.
Bighop G. Bromley Oxnam, D.D., LL.D.
District Superintendent! Orrii G Robinson, D.D., and Asbury Smith, 0 0
NORTHWEST
mm Afr ■■ W7 6100 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.
IYI IP It M W. DaWitt Dickey, Minigtar
9:30 a m.—Church School
11 :00 a m —"THE CAMPFIRE," Rev Dickey
PARTICIPATING IN THE WEEK OF WITNESSING
FEBRUARY 8-11—SERVICES NIGHTLY, 8:00 P.M.
Ample Parking Space
LEWIS MEMORIAL
4th and Homilton Sts. at Kansas Ave. N.W.
Minister: Letter K. Welch; Asst. Minister: Edward J. Maddox
9:45 am—Church School for All Ages Nursery During enureh Hour,
WEEK OF WITNESSING
11:00 o.m. ond 8:00 p.m.—WALTER W. GILLILAND, Sec. of
Evangelism of Erie Conference Speaking
Sarvicas Monday through Thursday, 8:00 p.m. with
Evangelist Gilliland Preaching
Worship in a Church of Families Faith and Friendship
Wl? W1? 'V Worship, 11:00 a.m. (only)
L 3 L It I "THE SEEKING SAVIOR"
Conn. Ave. and Jenifer St. N.W. Dr. W. Kenneth Haddock
Klein K. Haddaway, D.D., Minister Guest Minister
James G. Graham, S.T.M., Assistant 9:30 a m.—Church School
Orlando F. Kibbe, Ed. Asst. 11 :00 a m.—Nursery
Temple Dunn, Director of Music 4:30, 6:15, 7:00 p.np.
Youth Groups
Dumbarton Ave.—Georgetown
Wai/nnglon , Oldest and Most Milforte Methodist Shr in, Since 1771
3133 Dumbarton Avenue N.W., Just Off Wisconsin
LOUIS P. CHASTAIN, Minister
9:45 a.m. —Church School for All Ages
11 :00 a.m.—Rev. Ralph Minker, Ocean City, Md.
8:15 p.m.—Dr. W. Arnem Roberts, Baltimore, Md.
This Church is Participating in tha "WEEK OF WITNESSING"
February 7-13 Inclusive. Services Nightly, 8:15 p.m.
Competent Nursery Care During Morning Worship
Ample Free Parking ot Georgetown Parking Let Vi Bib, from Church
HU mil Methodism's Historic Downtown Church
J Ul4lllll 814 20th St. N.W. (4 Blks. Above White House!
Paul S. Jones, Minister Horold White, Minister of Music
11 :00 a.m.—Morning Worship
8:00 p.m.—Evening Worship
The Rev. Thomas A. Whiting, Valdosta, Georgia,
Preaching at Both Services
Week of Witnessing Monday thru Thursday, Nightly, 8:00 p.m.
REV. WHITING PREACHING
Methodist Student Center
Free Parking Next to Church (Cor. 20th and H Sts. N.W.) an Sun.
Nl A M LIN E Sixteenth and Allison Sts. N.W.
“ ™■■■ 14 t Rev q Ammon Bartley, D.D., Minister
Paul Higinbetham, Director of Music
945a rn Church Bchooi for All Age Group*
9:45 and 11:00 a.m—Mothers' Co-Operative Nursery
11:00 a m—DR NORMAN van BRUNT. Quest Preacher
7:30 pm.—Young Adults
Fisit the Church Beautiful S-2 Bus Slops a I Door
Open Daily lot Prayer „ „
EVERY EVENING MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, 8:00 P M
Jj DR, VAN BRUNT PREACHING
=. (Hhmuj (Elwsp r; SIX
Ministers:
Clifford Homer Richmond Charles Rother. Jr. Lloyd A. Mead
9:30 a m.—Church School 11 a m—Nursery Through Primary
9:30 and 11:00 a.m.—Worship Services
"EAST OF THE RIVER"
-1 1 :00 a m.—Fellowship Class, Rev. W. Harold Snape
"Modern Problems In An Ancient City"
5:00 ond 7:00 p.m.—Youth Groups
8:00 p.m.-—Worship Service
"A LONG DAY'S JOURNEY"
" ! Dr Edward W. Bauman, Jr., American Univ. Speaking at all Services
l PARTICIPATING IN THE WEEK OF WITNESSING
Francis Asbury JiVsh.,?.*; /Star
9:45 a.m.—Sunday School
9:45 o.m.—Prettyman Bible Class for Men
Hon. Carl Elliott, J. W. Gulledge, Teachers
11:00 a m—Sermon: "UNCOMFORTABLE WORDS"
5:30 p.m —M Y.F.
V\ 7:00 p m.—Sunday Evening Club
Nut aery uurmy Spruce
| Wisconsin Ave. at River Rd. N.W.
Ar I D HASKELL R. DEAL, D.D., Minister
“ *• Al*V4> Robert L. Landers, Minister ot Music
Webley J. Simpkins, Minister of Education
9:30 a.m.—Church School All Ages
l l :00 a.m.—Morning Worship
i, Sermon "WHERE IS YOUR LIFE CAST"
Nursery During Morning Service
- rji VARV 1459 c ° ,um| ’ io R °° d N w
U/»Mj w /mil S (Convenient to Hus and Car Lines)
S JOHN BAYLEY JONES, Minister; L. E. WERNER, Jr., Asst. Min.
LOtlS A POTTER. Minister at Music
9:45 a m.—Church School Classes 1 I :00 a m.—Nursery Care
9:45 a.m.—Senior Bible Class, Dr John Fisher, Teacher
11:00 a m—Sermon: "MAN'S QUESTION: GOD'S ANSWER"
DCTU/ADTII New Hampshire Ave. at Grant Circle
J rKrl It If 11 ■■■ D r. Ralph D. Smith, Minister
9:30 a.m—Church School (Nursery, 9:30 and 11:00 a.m.)
» 11 :00 a.m.—Guest Speaker, Former Minister,
Dr. Robert L. Wood of Baltimore. Md.
PARTICIPATING IN THE WEEK OF WITNESSING
Ash Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.—Speaker, Former Pastor
Dr, Robert L Wood of Baltimore, Md.
Metropolitan Memorial
THE NATIONAL METHODIST CHURCH
Newbrasko and New Mexico Avenues N.W.
r DR. EDWARD GARDNER LATCH
Rev. John Charles Wolket Rev. Richard L. Cookson
9:30 and 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
In Clendenen Hall on Campus of the American University
Sermon: "WE SEEK ADVENTURE," Dr Albert E. Doy
i 9.30 and 11 a.m—Sunday School at the Church Parish Hall
7:00 p.m.—Youtn Groups
4 PARTICIPATING IN W£|K OF WITNESSING
United Synagogue
Elects 2 District Men
Two Washington men were!
elected to offices in the annual
conference of the Seaboard
Region of the United Synago
gue held here this week at,
1 Beth Torah Congregation,;
Mount Rainier.
Philip Goldstein was elected
one of the .vice presidents of
the region, and Isaac Jacobson
was elected one of the honor
lary presidents.
i
Fairfax drive, Arlington, to
morrow through Thursday.
The Rev. John W. Townsend,!
retired, of Delmar, Del., will
speak at two Maryland Metho
dist Churches during the week.
He will speak at Mount Carmel
Methodist Church. Sunshine,
which he attended as a boy,
at 7:30 pm. tomorrow, Mon
day and Tuesday. At the same
hour on Wednesday and Thurs
day he will speak at Brooke
ville Methodist Church.
I _ .
NATIONAL TABIRNACLI
“The Gospel of God's Grtu c
1 THE NATIONAL
1 TABERNACLE
tNonS*ctarian)
I H 6440 Pinit Branch Rd. N.W
REV. DeLOSS M. SCOTT,
Minister
SUNDAY SERVICES
9:45 a m.—Bible School
/ 11 :00 a m.—Morning
Worship
6.30 p.m.
Training Fellowship
■ 7:00 p.m.—Proyer Time
7:45 p.m.
Presenting:
“THE QUEST"
|| Latest Moody Bible Institute
Color Sound Film
Wednesday Eva., 7:45 p.m.
Proyer, Praise & Bible Study
Ordination
Rites Slated
Mrs. Sophia Lyon Fahs. 82.
will be ordained to the Uni tar -
jian ministry at 8:30 p.m. to
morrow in the Unitarian
Church of Montgomery County.
9601 Cedar lane, Bethesda.
The first woman ordained
into the Unitarian ministry in
more than 15 years, Mrs. Fahs
is being recognized for her long
j service to religious education,
according to the Rev. John
Baker, minister of the church.
;Mrs. Fahs, a resident of New
♦York City, is the editor, author,
or co-author of more than
forty volumes in the field of
religious education.
In explaining why his church
RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTIONS
ANNOUNCEMENT
If God wen better understood instead of being merely believed, this
understanding would establish HEALTH, HAPPINESS, and PROSPERITY.
Christian Science
Is on explonotion of the Bible that hos been continuously
I healing oil manner of diseoses since 1875. When you understand it,
j you moy rely on God's Help in heoling yourself and others, in
crease your supply, comfort ond protect those in need.
Classes enabling you to gain this understanding are being
! conducted by a Cbristion Science Practitioner who hos been
| successfully heoling by teoching and teaching by healing for over
j thirty-five years.
He is free from control of Boston organization.
Call Walter H. Wilson, C. $., HObort 2-4912
CONSERVATIVE JEWISH CONGREGATION
(Cfltifirrualiur 3/ruiialj (Enngrrgatinna
(0f (fcrratrr Haaljitujtmt
JEWISH HERITAGE LECTURE SERIES
Monday Evening, February 9, 1959, 8:30 P.M.
TEMPLE ISRAEL
420 University Bouleverd East, Silver Spring, Maryland
DR. JUDAH GOLDIN
Dr. Goldin is now Professor of Jewish Studies
at Yale University
Subject: ''THE IDIOM OF CLASSICAL JUDAISM”
No Admission Charge—Public Invited
NORTHWEST
Mount Vernon Place
Massachusetts Avenue at Ninth and K Streets N.W,
Ministers: Albert P. Shirkey
W. Vaughan Moore M. Leo Rippy at* / — ”\ J
Minister of. Music: R. Deane. Shure
"Called To Be A Witness"
Lycoming College Choir
Dr. Gustav A. Lehmann Relre.'entati^Chureh
WE ARE PARTICIPATING IN THE WEEK OF WITNESSING
Monday Through Friday
Preaching Each Evening, 8:00 p.m.
Dr. William F. Dunkla
Minister, Groce Methodist Church, Wilmington, Del
FOUNDRY
16th STREET NEAR P STREET N.W.
Methodism's Historic Shrine (Est. 1814) In The Heart es The Capital
Ministers: Dr. Theodore Henry Pelmquist, Rev. Richard F. Nowart
Minister at Music: Glenn Cerew
9:30 a m.—Church School All Ages
WEEK OF WITNESSING
9:30 and 11 a.m.—DR. D. ELTON TRUEBLOOD, Guest Preacher
Sermon Topic: "THE NECESSITY OF WITNESS"
6:30 p.m.—Chapel Service—Fellowship Groups
Wednesday (6:ls)—Fellowship Dinner
Holy Communion in The Sanctuary (7:301
ALL WEEK VISITATION BY FISHERMAN'S GROUP
"OPERATION Vj-MILE." Next Sunday
MT 7IA 11 1334 29th Street N.W.
I . a. 111 II EDWARD D - McGOWAN, Minister
9:30 a.m.—Church School 6:30 p.m.—M.Y.F.
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship—Sermon: Rev. Caleb E. Queen
Director of the Church Builders Club
Monday, 6:00 p.m.—Dinner Meeting es Prayer Groups
8:00 p.m.—The Official Board
r* „ <*,-♦ f ♦ Wi*. Ave. ot Calvert St. N.W.
*-J It P 0 ® two * d Bry«" Langroll, D.D., Minister
Dr. Joy 0. Warner, Asst. Minister; Kathryn H. Rowls, AAGO, Min. of Music
9:45 a.m.—Church School for All Ages
11 om.—Sermon: "THE CHALLENGE OF THE CHURCH"
Dr. Langroll Preaching
5:30 p.m.—Jr. Hi 6:30 p.m.—Sr, Hi M.Y.F.
7:00 p.m.—Older Youth Fellowships
8 p.m—"THE SOUL'S RESTORATION," Dr. Warner Preaching
Ample Parking Space Available Nursefy During Morntno Worship
NORTHEAST ~
* 4 WAUGH METHODIST
ML IHIRD AND A STS NT. THEODORE R BOWEN. Miiniler
9:45 a.m, —Church School for All Ages
1 I :00 a m —"THE EVANGEL OF LUKE"
aflHgjpjl (Nursery Available)
8.00 p.m.—Evangelistic Service as Trinity Church
WEEK OF WITNESSING
Qvff a (>n<nrv in thf Shadow of th* Capitol
<mm j 13th Street and North Carolina Ava. N.E.
4 1 * Ministry: The Rev. Charles E. Niner
S4|IUUU Us The Rev. Hirl A. Kester
Mrs. Moreen Robinson, Organist-Director
9:30 a.m—Church School and M.Y.F. (Nursery)
lllOO o.m —Sermon "THE HEART OF TIME"
McKENDREE
SOUTH DAKOTA AND R I. AVES. N.E.
Franklin Pout Harris. Minister Luther Carl Whitten, Assistant
"WEEK OF WITNESSING" February 7 Through Thursdoy 12
SERVICES EACH NIGHT, 8:00 P.M.
Sermons by Guest Minister
THE REV. DR. JOSEPH HENDERSON, ALLIANCE, OHIO
Saturday, 6:00 p.m.-Sunday, 8:00 o.m.
14-HOUR PRAYER VIGIL IN SANCTUARY
Sunday 2 Worehlp
8:00 pm.— “ONF WAS FOST”
MnniUv. 8:00 p.m.—•"•SK H»»*T HF WANT S *"
Tuesday. 8:00 p m —"THE LORD S SHJ T INK"
Wednesday. «:O0 pm—‘‘EVERYONE MIST GROW IIP «PIRITfALLT"
Thuradav. 8:00 p m—"MV CHOICE IS CHRIST"
SPFCIAL Mimic AT EACH SERVICE
A Cordial Invitation Tn All
SOUTHEAST
(Umtrirm ffieuihts
Raymond L. Roderick, Minister; J. H Searls, Assistant Minister
Rev. Hugh Johnson, Minister ot Education
9:30 and I I :00 a.m.—Sundoy School
Services, 8:15 and 11:00 a.m.
"THE MAN WHO MISSED HIS CHANCE"
6.00 p tn. —Intermediate Fellowship 6:30 p.m.—Senior F.
7:30 p.m —"WHAT SHALL I DO?"
The Rev. Robert E. Zimmerli, Guest Speoker
PARTICIPATING IN THE WEEK OF WITNESSING
Nursery Purina AH Services Five Minutes Qrtre from Kirby Hill Section
n't'ttttftf sth St. and Pa. Ave. ot Seward Sq. S.E.
VMTimUf CLARKSON R BANES, Minister
On Capitol Hill— ISO 2 1 958
9:30 a.m.—Church School tor All Ages Ernest Higgins, Gen Supt
11:00 o.m.—Sermon: "WITNESSING"
8:00 p m —CHRISTIAN WITNESS MISSION
The Rev. Howard M Amoss, D.D., Guest Minister
WEEK OF WITNESSING—SERVICES EACH EVENING, 8 P.M.
Co-operating Churches— EpwOrth, North Carolina Avenue,
Waugh and Wil'nn Memorial
The First Methodist Church Established in W'ashmglnn
COEKI E7 CD I!h r>Ti. S.E
Ktrharn H Inhnxon Nl. Minister
9 3'* am -Churcn School for Al’ Aae* 000 om --MYE
10.45 am—Sermon—Ouett Speaker. REV DAVID M FLEABANTS
Is undertaking the ordination,
Mr. Baker said that though
the church is only seven years
old, “we have the largest school
of religion in the Unitarian
world <and> a special obliga
tion and a unique basis for
taking this action.”
Mrs. Fahs is now curriculum
consultant in the Division of
Education of the Council of
Liberal Church which unites
the Universalists and Unitar
ians in their education efforts.
Vespers at Shrine
Vesper service, followed by
Benediction of the Most Blessed
Sacrament, will be held at 4
p.m. tomorrow at the National
Shrine of the Immaculate Con
ception on Catholic University
campus.
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C., Saturday, Pobruory 7, 1959
I
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
AND READING ROOMS IN
GREATER WASHINGTON
j Branches of The Mother Church, The First Church of
s Chrisf, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts
Subject of Lesson-Sermon, February 8
"SPIRIT"
Golden Text: I John 4:6. 13. Sr ere of God: . . . Hereby
I know we the* we dwell in him, and he in u», because he heln
given u» of hit Spirit, >
CHURCHES
[ WASHINGTON, D C VIRGINIA
FIRST CHURCH ALEXANDRIA —First Church
Columbio Rd & Euclid Si NW. . ! 70< ?. R ussell Rood
ARLINGTON—First Church
SECOND CHURCH . 6843 unie Foils Rood
3160 Pennsylvonio Ave. S.E. ARLINGTON--Second Church
THIRD CHURCH 3101 Blvd. ot
13th and L Sts NW. ~* "' qhl ° n VJ.. .
FAIRFAX—First Church
FOURTH CHURCH Rte 237 nr Lovton Holl Schl.
3505 16th St. NW. mi VERNON—Society
FIFTH CHURCH Ridgecrest Dr Well Hts.
1238 31st St. N.w. MARYLAND
SIXTH CHURCH CHEVY CHASE—First Church
cji IS ' t ve E w HYATTSVILLE—First Church
5301 Wll Ave N.W, Wed 622 l < 3rd Aye
SEVENTH CHURCH SILVER SPRING—First Church
22nd & Rhode Island Ave N E Georgia Ave. ond Highland Dt.
HOURS OF SERVICE
Sunday Morning Services ond Sunday School ot 11 First Church
Chevy Chose First Church Alexandria First Church Hyottsville ond
First Church Arlington, Services ond Sunday School olso ot 9:30
Sunday Evening Service in First Church Washington, ot 8 Third
ond Fourth Churches Washington ot 5 Wednesday evening meet
ings ot 8 include Testimonies ot Heoling First Church. Arlington,
Fairfax Society and First Church Hyottsville ot 8 :15.
READING ROOMS
Washington, D C. Virginia
1532 Connecticut Ave. N.W. Alexandria. I 10 N. St Asaph St.
3160 Pennsylvonio Ave. S.E. Arlington, 6835 Little Foils Rd.
615 15th St. NW Arlington, 3150 Wilson Bldg.,
1405 Pork Rood N.W. Rm. 200
(Riggs Bonk Bldg.l Foirfax, Town Hall
2315 Wisconsin Ave NW Maryland
4626 Wisconsin Ave, N.W. Chevy Chose, 7901 Conn. Av«.
1601 Eye St. N.W Hyottsville, *4333 Gallotin St
(Christian Science Bldg.l Silver Spring 8616 Georgia Ave.
All Aro Cordially Invited to Attend the Services and to Pieii
the Heading Kooms
Radio Programs—Sunday WARL, 8:45 a.m ;
WDON-AM and WASH-FM 9:15 am Friday WRC 6 o.m.
Television Progrom: Sundoy, WRC-TV 9:30 o.m.
55SS—a— ———g- ~T -~=g
SOUTHEAST
DVI Allll BRANCH AVE - & s ST. SE , NR. PA. AVE.
If | LHIVV WILLIAM C DVR RETT. Minister
9:30 Cr 1 1 o.m,—Rev. Raymond J. Purnell, Pastor Govans Church,
Baltimore, Md , Minister for WEEK OF WITNESS
7:30 pm,—Evening Service—Childrens Choir Participating
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9 TO THURSDAY FERRE'ARY 12
8:15 p m WEEK OF WITNESS SERVICE
• Short Drive from Soltlami Area and Naylor Gardena)
AMACOSTIA KtNNETH LYONs!Vaetar I
9:30 a.m.—Church School tor All Ages (Nursery at ID
GREAT WEEK OF WITNESSING
11 a m —Sermon: "THE TRIUMPHANT ADEQUACY OF CHRIST"
Rev. Lyons Preaching
7:15 p m —"SOWING AND REAPING"
Dr. Edgar C. Beery Preoching •
MONDAY THRU THURSDAY. 8:00 p.m.—Soaakar
REV. HEDLEY PLUNKETT
DUBLIN, IRELAND FAMOUS EVANGELIST
WALTER L. FOWLER, SONG LEADER
A Cordial Welcome To All Free Parking frnilnhle
MARYLAND
HYATTSVILLE First Methodist
Baltimore Avenue at Hamilton St.
Minister*: Edgar W. Beckett, Harrv R Mile*. Jr.. Arthur C. Raver, Jr.
9:00 and 11 15 a m.—Church Fchool In Education Building
9:00, 10:10 and 11:15 am—ldentical Services—Sermon
DR. C. LLOYD DAUGHERTY
8:00 p m—Evening Worship—Dr. Dajighertv
Hureery for Children Ample Parking In Rear
KENSINGTON s*. Paul’s
F.wr.lt anil Mltrh,ll Sti. 'Off Conn. A... .1 Arm.r,)
EDWARD B. LEWIS, Mlnl.lrr WAITER M MICHAEL. Au.rl.l.
"WEEK OF WITNESSING"
0:3(1 and 11:00 a m —Church School (With Nuraer, Care!
9:30 & 11 a m —"THE VALUE OF A SOUL," Rev. Lewis
7:00 pm.—Jr HI Fellowship 7:30 pm.—Young People's Fellowship
SERVICES EACH EVENING. *:I.V SUNDAY THROUGH THURSDAY
DR. FLOYD E. GEORGE OF BROOKLYN. NEW YORK. PREACHING
"TIME FOR SINGING.. With W R Williamson
Music by Full Banctu»ry or Wesley Choirs Each Night /
Warner Memorial Presbyterian Choir Will Sine Wert—Community Night
UNIVERSITY METHODfST 5?
WILLIAM EDWARD SMIT" Th D.. Minister
RICHARD F VIETH. Minister The Wellev FnoniUllon
RICHARD N. PALMOL'IST. Director nl Musle
9:00 o.m.—Church School
9:00 ond 1 I :00 a m—Sermon:
"GOD IS NOT DEAD" ..
The Rev. L. Paul Jocuith, Director United Religious Work,
Cornell University
WEEK OF WITNESSING SERVICES MONDAY-THURSDAY
MR JAQUITH PREACHING
PUBLIC WELCOMF
Amyie Pa'lrnn Space- - N i/rsery ill Srrjires
Ager Road Methodist
Owen E. Osborne, Minister Ager Road ot Roanoke Street
9:00 and 11:00 a.m.—"THE CROSS OF CHRIST”
Mr. Robert S. Denny Preochina
9:00 ond 10:00 a.m.—Church School
8:00 p.m.—"THE WAY OF CHRIST"
Monday, 8:00 p.m.—"THE MARKS OF CHRIST"
Tuesday, 8:00 p m.—"WHAT CAN I BELIEVE"
Wednesday, 8:00 p m—"WHAT DOES GOD WANT"
Thursday, 8:00 p.m "WHAT THEN"
DR. DENNY PREACHING NIGHTLY
Nursery During Worship Service
T \ \ II \ If 9:30 and 11:00 am
‘ Church Bchooi and Worship
WHITEFIF.LD CHAPEL ROAD « n . ». ReiiAmcViin
J LEE WILLIAMS. Minister ft ihi n m —Ynu,!. PcilovKhlp
T in Minister*: Edwin A. Ross. Charles N. Mason. Jr
w ■■■ Four Corners. Silver Sprlnr
9:30 and 11 a m—“OCR UNITY IN GOD." Rev Mason
0:30 and 11 a.m Churrh Schor'
Co-operative Nurserr at 11 rOO a m
“AND YOU SHALL BE MY WITNESS "
Wn nn c I n r himi Georgia ave !>ilver~kpring. md
Sf If If S I IP IL Minl*<era: J Milton Rogers. D.D.
Fred C. Reynolds. D.D. Gene R. Perry, B.D.
(t:3O and 1100 a m—Church School
9:30 and 11 am. -VA'orship—Scout Bunday
■ VOT'TIt AND GOD"
(Nursery lor Children Fmm 9:30 am until Nnntll
nx. ran xx ■, a. n m 8300 Old Georgetown Road
DtilHEiSlf/l Bethesda, Md.
MARION s MICHAFI. Minister X FAR ROLL (DALE. A„oclaie Minister
9:30 and 11:00 a m.—Church School and Worship
"CHRIST ABOVE THE CRISIS," Dr. Denson N Franklin
First Methodist Church, Gadsden, Alabama, Preoching
8:00 p.m.—Dr. Franklin Preaching
Beautiful New 3 Mnnuel Moler Pipe Organ
Being Used First Time This Sunday
MON., TUES. AND WED—WEEK OF WITNESSING SERVICE
8:15 p.m.—Dr. Franklin Preaching
GRACE «nni Sew Hamnshlr* Ave.. Takoma Park
RAYMOND HUNTER BROWN Minister JOSFPH HARLAN AUSTIN Aaat
and I 1 OO am CHHRCB BCHOOI AND WORBHJP
Youth Fellowships. ' p m Nursery Parking
imill IfTT ¥ Serving K?mn Mill. Nnrthwond. Areola Area
■m iTI ” Ti 1 IJB A Veetine Arrola Flffnentarv Srhool
Franwall St Off Areola Avenue
WH EATON How ard D Hull. Minister JU 9-7017
930 am. Sunday School I0:3«i am - Worship fNursery Provided*
3:30 p.m—Week of Witntssiwg Roily, Cole Bldg., Morylond Uwtv.
FOREST KAFAAODI A I * F«rr«tville A Ritrhle Rd . Fnrestvllle Md
rUREdI /Y\CfVtVJKIAL r raILE Y PHELPS Minister
9:45 Ai 11 am—Church School R;.*|o ii am—Rev Ned Weller
WEEK OF WITNESS
VIRGINIA
9CUTRJU MPTUnnKT Fairfax Dr. at North Stafford Bt.
UCnInAL mLinUUIOI Rf % Robert E. Forrest. Minister
10:00 a m -Church Bchooi
9:QO and 11 15 a m—Morning Worship with Sermon
CLARENDON \”z
Ministers: Jomes L. Robertson, Charles L. Winfrea
Worship Services Church School
9:00 am, 11 :15 o.m. 10:00 am., 11:15 om.
ond 8 00 p.m. M.Y.F., 6:00 p m.
...... -■ , ■ -rk at
ML VI (oi'tmhla Pike Annandale Va
•1lt;illli;i I H 8 Southgate DD Mlnltter
dr\llUUHlltlil l M Swann DD Assoc Minister
8 30 and 1115 a m - Morning Worship
>» 4n ano it ih am Church School Nursery pi pti Services
fDOCCJut Akl 381 N Washinginn At. Falls Church Va
V«KW33fVI AIM RENRt • HARRELL Minister
9:45 am Sunday School
8 45 and 11:00 ■ m—‘ FOUNDATION OF CHRISTIAN BELIEF"
m Cnaolain James V HarvT^ter
I i i. ■'" j
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