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THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C., Saturday, March 71, IMS
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. THE POWER OF FAITH
PALM SUNDAY
“And they brought the colt to Jesus, and cast their
garments on him; and He sat upon him. And many
spread their garments in the way; and others cut
down branches off the trees, and strawed them in
the way. And they that went before, and they that
followed, cried saying, Hosanna; Blessed Is he that
cometh in the name of the Lord .. ."—(Mark 11:7-9.)
—By Howard Brodle, AP Newsfeatures.
Children to Hiss Villain
At Purim Celebration
Gaily costumed children will hoot and hiss the villain March
93 at Adas Israel’s celebration of the feast of Purim.
The youngster's festival will begin at 6:45 p.m. at the syna
gogue. Connecticut and Porter street N.W., with the reading of
the scroll of Esther.
llie story is about the wicked Haman. minister to the
king, and hit plot long ago to
purge the Jewish nation. Every
time his name Is mentioned,
the children will boo and hiss
knd stomp.
This is the only time during
the year when youngsters are
allowed to cut up while services
are in progress, under the tol
erant gaze of their elders.
Afterwards, there will be a
play based on a modern ver-
Rites Are Set
At Cathedral
The Very Rev. Francis B.
Sayre, jr., dean of the Wash
ington Cathedral, will preside
at the Cathedral's 11 a.m. serv
ice of antecommunion which
will include blessing of the
palms tomorrow.
Canon Frederick H Arterton
will preach at the 4 pjn. even
song service.
Holy communion will be cele
brated by Canon Charles Mar
tin at 8 am. in St. Mary’s
Chapel and by Canon Robert
A. George at 9:30 a m. in Beth
lehem Chapel.
The German Requiem, by
Johannes Brahms, will be pre
sented by the Washington and
Cathedral Choral Societies,
conducted by Paul Callaway,
at 8:30 p.m.
The State of Rhode Island
will be remembered in Cathe
dral prayers tomorrow and the
State flag will be carried in the
processions.
Y>u can be just a Christian... |
IT EVER OCCURRED TO YOU that you can be just a Christian . . . nothing
"jS more nor less than a plain Christian? Yes, even in the midst of the religious con
fusion of denomination-divided age, it is possible for you to be
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE JUST A CHRISTIAN? Well, being o Christian
means so much more than merely being a good moral person . . . more than
to church on Sundoy more than giving mental assent to certain
beliefs . . . more than hoving one’s name on a church roll.
IBEINO JUST A CHRISTIAN MEANS TRUSTING AND OBEYING JESUS CHRIST just os Paul and
Ph'hp and the early Christians did in the first century after Christ. It means going back beyond all
the differing denominational doctrines of today to find Christ just as He is revealed in the inspired
New Testament. You.see, there were no different denominations in the beginning of Christianity
The early disciples were all one body. They were called simply "Christians" (Acts 1 I :26>. They did
not to low different creeds, but were guided by "the faith once for all delivered to the saints" (Jude 3).
(he New Testament, first as the spoken word and later os written down by "holy men of God" as they
were guided by the Holy Spirit, was their only rule of faith and practice (2 Peter 121 I We hove this
same New Testament today and can reproduce the some pure Christianity which flourished in the first
century after Christ. We can be just plain Christians!
TO FIND OUT THE DETAILS of how you may become and remain just a plain Christian like Peter,
Ibarnabas and Aquila, you must open your own New Testament and read for yourself. We suggest
t at you begin with the Acts of the Apostles. You will find that Jesus built only one church, (Mat
u u iu God added everyone who obeyed the gospel of Christ to this undenominational
church, the body of Christ (Collosians 1 :18) (Acts 2:47). The Bible teaches that you will be od
ea o the same body, today when you believe in Jesus Christ os God’s Son, repent of your sins and are
baptized for the forgiveness of sins (Acts 2:38). Why not become just o Christian and Worship and
work in the non-denominational church of Christ?
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’ sion of the story of Esther,
• with judging for the best cos
> tumes. Children will come
garbed as kings, queens, and. of
! course, as the wicked Haman.
‘ These festivities cap a month
) long clothing drive by the
youngsters, who have been
collecting servlcable spparel to
send to Mrs. Abraham' Novick
in Israel.
Mrs. Novick. wife of a former
cantor of the congregation, is
engaged in child welfare work
and has promised to distribute
the clothes to needy school
• children In Israel. .
Adas Israel's Purim program
\is under the direction of
Bernard Mussman. associate
rabbi who is director of reli
-1 gious education.
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UNITY
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UNITY ASSEMBLY
Burlingten Hotel
1120 Vermont Ave. N.W.
1 Affiliates with Holly IrhMl
| 11:00 OJI—"A BOLD BUS"
UNITY CENTER
! OF CHRISTIANITY
H Asst With Uifty. Ins Sommll. Mo.
Sunday Service, Horn.
Barker H.O TWCA. Uth A K N.W.
“THE KING OF LOVE"
r Dr Ann SAndeltr. Minister
10 30 a m —Sunday School
■ Center Oo.rl.rcASl 13th St. N.W.
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>1 Bumisr. 7:1)11 prn —Lecture CIASi
Wedneulay. B:tMi p.m L.ntcn
! Clill
IfildAd Park. LieeoMd Tttcbtr
JA 2-016?
Adventists
Plan Parley
Forty-seven Washington area
officials, pastors and laymen
will be delegates to the quad
rennial convention of the Co
lumbia Union Conference. Sev
enth-Day Adventist Church.
Monday through Thursday at
Atlantic City, N.J.
The conference has 37,909
members In New Jersey, Penn
sylvania, Ohio, Virginia, West
Virginia, Delaware and the
District of Columbia. Lewis E.
Lenhelm of Takoma Park,
Md.. la president of the con
ference. with headquarters at
7710 Carroll avenue, Takoma
Park.
Reuben R. Plguhr of Ta
koma Park, world president of
the denomination, and William
B Ochs of Takoma Park, vice
president of the General Con
ference in charge of the North
American Division, will b
among the speakers.
The four-day convention will
open at 7:30 pm. Monday in
the Hotel Dennis with Mr. Len
heim delivering the keynote
address. The sessions Monday
night and Tuesday will be de
voted to business with the re
maining period to a iMniaterial
Institute.
: i
Holy Week Talks Set
The Rev. Kenneth O. Phifer
of Old Presbyterian Meeting
House, Alexandria, will preach
the annual Holy Week Services
in Trinity Presbyterian Church.
Sixteenth and North Inglewood.
Arlington, at 8 pm. tomorrow,
and at the same hour through
Friday. Dr. Phifer also will
conduct a Bible study hour at
10 am. Monday through Frt
day. > • «-> • 1
CHBHTIAN SCIINCI CHUKCHtS
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
AND READING ROOMS IN
GREATER WASHINGTON
Bronches of The Mother Church, The First Church of
Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts
Subject of lesson-Sermon, March 22
"MATTER"
C.olden Text: Jeremiah 3:23. Truly in vain i. salvation hoped for
from the hill*, and from the multitude of mountains truly in the
Lord our Cod in the salvation ol fvrael.
CHURCHES
WASHINGTON, D. C. VIRGINIA
FIRST CHURCH ALEXANDRIA—First Church
Columbia Rd. & Eucl.d St. NW. »709 Russell Rood
ARLINGTON—First Church
SECOND CHURCH 6843 Little foils Rood
3160 Pennsylvania Ave. SE. ARLINGTON —Second Church
THIRD CHURCH . 3'ol Arlington Blvd. ot
I 3th ond L Sts. N.W, * *i? h,O r nd S L
FAIRFAX—First Church
FOURTH CHURCH Rfe 237 nr. Lovton Hall Schl.
3505 !6tbSt. NW MT VERNON—Society
FIFTH CHURCH , Ridgecrest Or., Wellotn. Hgts
1238 31 st St. N.W. MARYLAND
SIXTH CHURCH ‘ CHEVY CHASE—First Church
W*' A V *' Nw ' w"d HYATTSVIITe—hrst Church
5301 Wis. Ave. N.W, Wed. 622 , 43rd Ave
SEVENTH CHURCH SILVER SPRING— First Church
22nd & Rhode Island Ave N E. Georgia Ave. and Highland Dr.
HOURS OF SERVICE
Sunday Morning Services and Sunday School at 11 First Church
Chevy Chase, First Church Alexandria, First Church Hyottsyille ond
First Chu'Ch Arlington. Services ond Sunday School also ot 9 30.
Sunday Evening Service in First Church Washington, at 8, Third
and Fourth Churches Washington ot 5. Wednesday evening meet
ings ot 8 include Testimonies ot Healing, First Church Arlington,
Foirtox Society ond First Church Hyottsvill* at 8:15.
READING RO6MS
Washington, D. C Virginia
1532 Connecticut Ave. NW, Alexandria, 110 N. St. Asaph St.
3160 Pennsylvonio Ave- S.E. Arlington, 6835 Little Falls Rd.
615 15th St. N.W Arlington, 3150 Wilson Blvd.
1405 Park Road N.W. Rm. 200
(Riggs Bonk Bldg.l Fotrfox, Town Holl
2315 Wisconsin Ave. N.W. Maryland
4626 Wisconsin Ave. N.W. Chevy Chose, 7901 Conn. Ave.
1601 Eye St. NW. Hyoftsvllle, 4333 Gollotm St.
(Christian Science Bldg.) Silver Spring, 8616 Georgia Ave.
- All Art Cordially Invited to Attend the Services and to Visit
the Reading Rooms
Rodio Programs—Sundoy: WARL, 8:45 am.;
WpON-AM ond WASH-FM, 9:15 a m. Friday, WRC, 6 o.m.
Television Program: Sujidoy, WRC-TV, 9:30 am. •
RELIGIOUS
I\ NEWS
j
j Palm Sunday Services
Feature Special Music
Special music and dramatic presentations will mark Palm
Sunday obsei vances In many churches of the Washington area
tomorrow.
The Sanctuary Choir of the Calvary Baptist Church will
present the Easter cantata "For He la Rlaen." by Joseph W.
Clokey, at 7:30 p.m In the church. Eighth and H street* N.W.
“The Message ot the Cross,” an Easter cantata by William
C. MacParlane, will be sung -
at 8 pm. in the Arlington
Church of the Brethren, Third
and North Montague streets,
Arlington. It will be presented
jointly by the Brethren Church
j Choir and that of Wesley
Methodist Church of Vienna.
The St. Matthew Passion, by
Schutz. will be presented by
the Reformation Lutheran
Church Choir at 8 p.m. in the
church, 313 East Capitol street.
The Sanctuary Choir and
the Chancel Solo Quartet of
; the Mount Vernon Place Meth
odist Church will join to pre
sent "The Seven Last Words,"
by Theodore Dubois, at 6.30
p.m. In the church. 900 Mas.
sachusetts avenue N.W.
The Air Force Singing Ser
geants, directed by Capt. Rob
ert Landers, will sing a Palm
Sunday Musical Vesper service,
at 7 p.m. in the McKendree
Methodist Church, 3421 Law
rence street N.E.
"The Seven Last Words" by
Dubois also will be sung at
8 p.m. by the choir of Trinity
' Methodist Chureh, Fifth street
I and Seward Square B.E.
: The Wealey and Sanctuary
1 Choirs of Bethesda Methodist
| Church will join to sing selec
tions from Rossini's - "Stabat
■ Mater" at 5 pm. In the church.
’ Huntington parkway and Old
Georgetown road, Bethesda.
| A service of Palm Sunday
music will be presented at 7:30
p.m. in the Oxon Hill Methodist
: Church. Livingston and Bock
roada S.E., by the Sanctuary
and Chancel Choirs and a
string quintet.
Bach's “The Passion Accord
ing to St. John” will be pre
sented at 5 p.m. in the New
York Avenue Presbyterian
Chureh, H street and New York
i avenue N.W., by the church’s
choirs, orchestra, organ and
i harpsichord.
Handel's oratorio. “The Mes
siah," will be sung at 5 p.m. by
__!£!gCogAL fFISCOFAL EPISCOPAL EPISCOPAL
— l°*.™:*“: ROCK CREEK
iiaaljimjtuti Jk (fiatljn'iral ™ a* tsvajSSJ-'
_ 8:00 and 9:30 o.m.—Holy Communion
Motsochmatti ond 1 B Doily Services: _ 11 :00 o.m.—Morning Prayer and Sermon
A,„. N.W. Vf*7 7,10..... N.,h, 4 ’°° "T "° W K * Nl0 • , "
Wednesday, 10:00 o m.—Holy Communion
\T jff Maundy Thursday, 8:00 p.m.—Holy Communion
Goad Friday, 12:00 noon—Three-Hour Service *
FALM SUNDAY. MARCH 22 NORTHEAST
8.00 a m —Holy Communion, St. Mary’s Chapel
9.30 om.—Holy Communion, Bethlehem Chapel (@Ur &3tttoUr-~Braoklaßd-Hillandal«
II no I** *l ,V ’ Cano " Rob ? r ! GeOr 0* , . _ „ _ IBIS and Irvin, Street. N.I.
II .00 o.m.—Ante-Communion ond Blessing of the Polms c. MBBiin. Jr.. RtrUr t R*kcrt lub*t Ahmliu
The Very Rev. Francis 8. Soyre, Jr. Servlc. 7,30 aV b:,1» AM. ll:00 AM. Pururs
4:00 p.m.— Evensong ond Sermon SOUTHEAST
8:30 p.m.—German Requiem, Brahms, The Washington ond ST. MARK’S ON CAPITOL HILL
Cathedral Choral Societies, Poul Collowoy, Director rhird e „ ...... . .
"‘"VjiirtJ::;:. \VZ ' 8 ° ™ ~ H °'v Communion; 9:45 a m._ChurchSchool Parent.Clas*s
Tl “ Emmanuel Church V?2FtI?S
WASHINGTON (51, D. C. Tk * *"7"''" J.
Th. B.v rh.rlm D.Xtm. D.D., B.rtor Thr R... airherS H trhnnlmatter _ , PALM SUNDAY
Th. a... H.rr.a E w.r. Th. R»v. Jehu H. Rodgers. Jr. Bletsmg of Polms and Holy Communion, 6.45 am ; Holy Commun
ing'" ~ H lon 8 Family Service ond Church School, 9:30 0.m.; Palm
II nn 10:00 a m.— Adult Glosses Procession and Snug Eucharist with Sermon, 11 a m.
„„ " o.m—Church School and Nursery p 0 | ms Distributed at All Services
I 1 .00 a m Prayer Sermon by the Rector, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Before Easter—
c T-Hf COST OF REDEMPTION Holy Commcnion, 7 om,
; crs> m '~ T u! Adults ond Young People's Fellowship Wednesday— Children's Service, 4 p.m ; Office of Tenebrae Bpm
800 pm. Holy Commumor With Sermon hy Mr, Moce MAUNDY THURSDAY— HoIy Communion, 6, 7:30 ond 9.30 o.m.
II I ftAlllf* liril Ahl I I Watch Before the Blessed Sacrament; Office of Tenebrae, 8 p.m.
AIL SOULS MEMORIAL
2300 Cathudral >•«. N.W. (Just East of Conn. Art ,) I Stations and Office of Tenebrae, 8:00 p.m.
Re Frank Blackwelder, Rector HOLY SATURDAY— Easter Even Liturgy, 12:00 noon
PALM SUNDAY Confessions, 3:00 to 5:00 ond 7:00 to 8:00 p.m.
8:30 a.rrv—/ Ay Communion, Blessing of Polms, Orgon MARYLAND
9:' ond II o^n —Identical Services abb «. .. rr rr ■ ■ ...
The Rev. brien A. C. Kirh-Duncen. Bredon. England ALI SAINTS* Chess Circle et Western
MAUNDY THURSDAY Avenue, Chevy Chase. Md.
11:00 o.m —Holy Communion ond Sermon, Organ _ REV. CHARLES EDWARD BERGER, Th.D„ Rector
8:00 p.m—Holy Communion ond Sermon, Senior Choir " *Wntr«J Orles.. Orseniu en« Cbsirnssu! h,lbMi d k -*-
GOOD FRIDAY 7:30o m.—Holy Communion, Dr. Berger
Three-Hour Service, 12-3 p m.— The Rev. C. Leslie Qko, D.D. 9:00 a.m.—Church School, Holy Communion, Sermon by Dr. Berger
1 I :00 a m —Holy Communion With Sermon by The Rev. HB. Lilley
Christ Church Georgetown ascension 63 J Ss r n .% ri : , '. MA
jut * u nu. N.W einre ISIT e«». Jehn a. Anerheti. 0.0.. Better PALM SUNDAY ** "
Bbd4byi: B. 9: I/I an 411 b.iii T.cnltn Nblj M f>o am—Celebration of Holy Communion
GOOD FKIPAT BKBVICE: MOOM TO A P.M. P OO a m —Church Bchool and Morninf Prayar (Nursery)
. mmm m • # . k ~77 —7“ Z ll :oo am Morninf Prayer (Nursery)
St,Thomas N.. r (6rarr (Hhurrh “ari* ,s ir r * u
8:00o m.-Holy Communion
11 :00 a.m.—Church School (Child Core in Parish House! NORTHWEST nobtuwcct
11:00a m —PROCESSION OF PALMS; FESTIVAL MORNING .I"-.,,, :« Nw NORTHWEST
PRAYER AND SERMON, THE RECTOR ST PAUL'S ™ w.Vti. C r.i. HOLY COMFORTER
5:00 p m —THE MASS IN Gby Frans Schubert l „ . '*« Aeeuw. p.rtehi
Choir, Soloists, String Quartet, Harlan J. Laufman, 8 ' «» D.* a«u.
Conductor, The Rev. Robert F. Evens ot th. Orgon fCwTschS Nursery) M Q T° AY ' CES
HOLY WEEK 9 ;30—Procession of Polms W LnLd2y 3 °i o"on o mi-H™ r
Menday, Tuesday, Wednesday: 12:15 p.m.—Holy Communion " ' 5 ~^ | l 'T n n Bl j SS H 9 h° , Mn s Thurs., 8 p.m.—H.' C.
5:45 p.m.—Ante-Communion and Litany i Distributed nT (* Ftidqy, I2to 3 and 8 p.m.
MAUNDY THURSDAY: 7:15 o m—Holy Communion All Masses) /Tls*tt»»+st (f Iritwelt
12 noon—Holy Communion, Address 5:45 p m._Evening Prayer 8:00—Solemn Evensong, i VMlUlll| VLUlUrut
8:00 p.m.—Holy Communion, Passion Music Stotions ot the Cross Piney Branch at Dahlia St. N.W.
ond Benediction FRCDERICB w BLATZ. D.D.. S«l>r
GOOD FRIDAY: 12:00-3:00 p.m. —Three-Hour Service, the Rector Matins Daily, Except Sat , at palm Sunday
5:45 p.m. — Evening Prayer and Antecommunion o.m. and Evensong Doily at j »:?5 Vra — 2tornfn??r»yer
r '” 7 and 'l 2;°Tuesday! W Low°Mosses I' l
C T A I DAKI # C Massachusetts at Wiscensin ot 7, 9:30 ond 12; Wednesday, Holy Communion
•w ■ • k D I v up Avenues N.W. Low Mosses ot 6,7 and 12; i ou CTBDUEH 0
Clergy: E. F. Klemen, J. R. Janes, J P. Gorsuch Tenebroe, 8 p m Maundy Thurs- «>• b I tKlltll
7:45 o.m —Holy Communion. day. Low Mosses ot 6,7 and § THE INCARNATION
9:15 a.m.—Fom. Serv., Church School Classes (Crih Room Open) 9;30 «' H| 9h Mass ond Proces- 16th and Newton Sts. N.W.
11:00 a.m.—Antecommunion, Ser., Mr. Gorsuch (Crib Rm.ifpen) Slon ,0 ,ar °f Repose ot Th* k*< staart r G**t. acetar
7 .00 p.m: E.P.; Holy Comm. 7:30, 10:30 Moa.-Thurs.; 8 pm. >2 noon Tenebroe ot 8 p.m. S:00 . m-mess 8 p.im
Thurs. Antecomm., 7:30, 10:30 Fri , 10:30 Sot. 3 Hours 12-3 Fri. Goo<i Fridoy, Stations of the >ind Holy Communion
Children's Service 4 p.m. Fri.; Holy Baptism 4 p.m. Saturday. Cross ot 7 ond 9;30 am.; the ‘i I ; 'oo — Palm Proc?»s y ion. U Mat!ns
_ Three Hours Devotion From 12 __ J and
ST JOHN'S. LAFAYETTE SQUARE ,0 3pm ( ~ h* preoch,n a of thf co ,^*un.on Th, " 4 Hr. r m M "
** * • ** Possion ot 12 noon; the Liturgy yjAfiMday. Holy Communion. Ha m.
THE REV. DONALD W. MAYBERRY. Rector of Good Friday of 1 :45-3), Ten- , ’ lT Communion, to » m
T?. k V.V’*£ > .".i k 2SS&T SKlSir ebroe -. 8 '*«»«; *»•». Mot- southeast
*on * m.—Holy Communion t)::w a m—Holy Communion Mr. Wilson ins » 11 ; 4j o m., Alter servi*e ■ —-——
11 Z n l Ho'y Bopt.snn ot 12 noon. ST. TIMOTHY'S
T:3O pm.—Eyenlm Prayer and Dramatic Headlna Holy Soturdoy Liturgy ot 11 p.m a. . . -. , “ m * J^
HOLY COMMUNION —7: .'Ul°*m. Tue, . Thur. and Sat f'% "J* 2 “S™ " BND«W^,^.V
Maandy Thursday Holy Communion. 7:1111 *.m., \1 noon and tail pm midnight. CONFESSIONS, Sot i-IJJ a m —Holy Communion
MORNINO PRAYER—I7:OO noon. Wrdnooday. th* Rov CW J owry PhD (21stl sto 7 r> m Mnnndv ».«n am-Jamlly Serylc*
GaodFrlday. JSta 3:no ».m.—“THE SEVEN LAST WORDS" r , Sr " <V\oundy o <»rd Sunday Holy Communion)
Evantne Prayer 7:30 p.m— Rt. Rev J Brooke Mosley. DD. Blshoo of Del Thurs, It to 11:45 0.m., sto BOi'xm.—ChurchSchool—All Acea
1 6 P ™ < Good Friday, 3to 4 '' S °° l
(1 111 vl Rhliribk ® of Wis. Ave. p.m. ond 7to 8 p.m.; Easter • m "Mornln» Prayer and Sermon
UID Ole wOllll S unuren GEORGETOWN parish Even, isot, 2.Bth 1,4 to 7 pm . yx,,°Mr£° mm °" 1
JAM ES M A D AMSCu Jo Je r ASCENSIOM NATIVITY ,r
8:00 o.m.—Holy Communion AND ST. AGNES H V.oon 1 ’ FaiDAT. Tk ”i's o' m m
9:15 ?- m — Fom , l v Service and Church School Twtlflh , Bd Ma...rh..e.i, a,., n.w. j „%OTJSJjKS' .
11.00 o.m.—Mornjng Proyer ond Sermon Jem** MarrhUon Duncan I - t-HRECTiON. .o\ iftth st. N.l.
Nursery and Klnderearten at It am oTRf. * ev * * Bob W Lewl#
———■ 1 ■' nan I.■■■ 1 ■ «:••(» a.m.—Low Mass
/-V . A«aia • . IN'JO (onnrctlcut Ave. N.W. &:15a.m.—Suntr Mas' | VIRGINIA
MiaaaUet’f rn+r Th * Rev Malralm Marshall. 10 00 am—Church School
IWiir llillT rX H Th. Rev. J*hu >C u CreraMy. 11 ~u »■ m ' SSSnSnc “tile Palm. 4 EMMANUEL kuiS.M 6d.
A-aorlatr Reetar Solemn Procession and V m,n "nvah, Alexandria
The Be.. Henry H. Clement Hlah Mas. , R „ , . Amhl.V SS.vL.
PALM SUNDAY 7.30 pm—Evensong. Meditation .ij i ! nn" - "
„ «« and Benediction Services: 8 and 11:00 o.m.
8.00 am. Holy Communion 9:15 o.m.—Church School Numery at »:1* and 11 :uu a m
10:00 am—BLESSING OF PALMS, Family Service MARYLAND
11 :00 O.m. —BLESSING OF PALMS ond Sermon Wednesday. 8:00 p.m.—Tenebrae ————————————————
HOLY WEEK SERVICES I 7:(MI a.m.-—High Mass and Procession
Holy Communion Doily, 7 :30 am.; Evening Prayer Daily, 5 :30 p m , *’ t * r 01 R 'P°s« V!tr Ui Ll UID ALL
MAUNDY THURSDAY— HoIy Communion, 7.30 am m ‘ V- Hillondole
Holy Communion, 11:00 o.m. Holy Communion, 5:30 p.m. BflCt ClllirOhi ÜBOrgtiOWn New Hampshire Ave. and
Easter Preparation Service, 8:00 p.m. 1041 Wisconsin Ave. Powder Mill Rd.
GOOD FRlDAY— Antecommunion, 7:30 om *EV. M. M. PERKINS, Rector Horwood C. Bowman, Jr„ Rector
THE THREE-HOUR DEVOTIONS, 12:00 noon to 3:00 p.m. A***
5:30 pm.—Evemnq Proyer « GFOBAC'C ruilDru 1 8, 9,15 &II o.m.—Servces
TREE r.ARXr.K rXRKINC. FOR SUNDAY XERVICE*. 700* EI.A. AVE N.W. *»• UtUKUC } L.IT UKV>rl MaMliaw'a Bavl.k Hyattsyllle
" ' 7ud and II Street. N.W, *'• maifliew S rinin
J2.A . 5150 Macomb Strcat N.W A - *• birch. Rertur t-’nd tnnw and Gallatin Strn.l
laautn mwmmw iv.yT. PAtM SUNDAY 1 7::tOand ll:(l(!am.
*• aWMMaA. -I my ALBERT F. TAYLOR, Rector 7. ». 11 am—Holy Communion 37th Avenue and Nicholson Street
u 7:30 a m Holy Communion aliliAS'l oam -8 S. Family Service
0:1* a m -Family Service and Church Bcnool l ni S .^K;^M r i ,
11:00 a m.—Antecommuolon and Sermon Palm Crosses Distributed | A2,a » rt ,„
ST. COI.dMUA'S 42nd ond AlhomorU Sts. N.W. Celebration. 7:00 AM ..COLLEGE PARK. MD
“ _ Celebration. 7:30 pm Inllese Ave. at Princeton
t-BANirOLPH MENGEES. Raet« GOOD FRIDAY— 7 JO am -Holy Communion
THE REV H. LAWRENCE REESE. Carat. 3-Hnur Service, 1:1:00 to 1:00 n*. 0:15 a m—Family Service. Sermon,
a ix . u. I .?'. . ’ Communion 7:45 p m—Cantata hy the Choir I Nursery. Church School
*• —Merntna grayer ind Church School EASTER EVE—S:OO o m ; IX a m—Morning Prayer. Serman
't "h a m —Morning Prayer and Sermon General Baptismal Service ' HAROLD F McGEE. Rector
the choir of tha Central Pres
byterlan Church, Sixteenth and
Irving street# N.W.
Choirs of the Busk Hill
Halted Presbyterian Church
and the Ounton Temple Me
morial Presbyterian Church
w}U combine to alng the can
tata, "The Seven Last Words,”
by Dubois, at 7:30 p.m. in the
Bush Hill Church, Praneonla
road and Jane way, Alexandria.
A group of eight students
from the Union Theological
Seminary in Richmond, Va.,
will present a play. "The Prod
igal Son." by R. H. Ward, at
7:30 p.m. in the Falrlington
Presbyterian Chnreh, 3846 King
street, Alexandria.
The Protestant Choir of the
Navy Chapel will sing “The I
Requiem,” by Gabriel Faure.j
at 5 p.m. In the chapel, 3801
Nebraska avenue N.W.
Confirmation Set
The Most Rev. John M. Mc-
Namara. Auxiliary Bishop of
Washington, will confirm more
than 100 adults at 3:30 p.m.
tomorrow at Our Lady of 1
Lourdes Catholic Church, Beth
esda, Md.
Msgr. Elmer T. Fisher, pas
tor, will assist.
SPIRITUAL SCIENCE
First Spiritual Sciatica Church of
Washington, D. C., Inc.
NW IRohm H3II
atv ALICE TINDALL. Peter
nplrltuai and H.sllns Service with
Mauls.. Sun Tun,. Thun. Xpm
Tu *’* -,3U p.m Private App meats
MF >-0073 CO 5-1140
__COMMUNITY CHURCH
Nrk Road CsmnßßHy Church
tilt Pash U Hit
o:3ii sa Sunday Scnool
11:00 t m.—“WHO IS THIST"
#3ii pm.—Christian Endeavor
TaetSay s un e.m.
Prayer and Bible Study
Holy Week Services Nlehtly. 8 pm.
I New Church Set
i For First Service
1 The Congregational Chrls
’ tlan of Fairfax County will hold
its first service at 11 a.m. to
; morrow In Its new structure on
, Route 236 two and a quarter
miles west of Annandale.
1 A contemporary deslfn. the
' building contains a temporary
; sanctuary seating 250. four
1 class and conference rooms.
' two offices, a pastor’s study and
' kitchen facilities. It cost some
' 1150,000
i Joseph Baunder* St Associates
( designed the building. It was
SACRED CONCERT
ilj
ST. THOMAS’ EPISCOPAL CHORCH
! 18th STREET BETWEEN f AND QUE, NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
5:00 P.M. PALM SUNDAY
MASS IN G
by SCHUBKT
Choir • Soloists • Chamber Orchestra
Harlan J. Laufman, Conductor
SPECIAL SERVICES
THE CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY
HI7 G STREET N.W.
WASHINGTON 5, D. C.
NOON-DAY LENTEN SERVICES
Mesdsy Through Thursday, March 23 Through 26
Tfce lit. Rev. J. Brooke Moelev. D.D..
RUhop of the Episcopal Diocese of Delaware
Wednesday, March 25, ot 5:30 PM.
Mlshop Moslrv
MAUNDY THURSDAY, Services 7:30, 10:30, 12~35, 5:30, 8:00
GOOD FRIDAY, 12 noon to 3 p.m.—The Three-Hour Service
8:00 p.m.— Moiart Requiem in D Miner
Fifth Baptist Slatts
Evangelistic Services
The Rev. J. Robert Buttle,
. pastor of Temple HUla Baptist
I Chureh, will preach at evanse
. listic services tomorrow through
\ March 29 at the Fifth Baptist
- Church, 609 E street B.W. Serv
ices will be held at 7:48 p.m.
: dally except next Saturday,
r Fague Sprlngman. professor
-of music at the University of
, Maryland, will direct the music
I and be the soloist.
built by Cowles Construction Co.
i The Rev. Hubert 8. Back
i with la minister.

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